How Much Does Tennis Channel Cost?

How Much Does Tennis Channel Cost?

1. Direct-to-Consumer (DTC) Streaming – U.S. Pricing

Tennis Channel now offers a standalone streaming service, providing round-the-clock access to live and on-demand tennis—no cable required. You can subscribe directly via the Tennis Channel app or website.

• Monthly Plan: $9.99/month

• Annual Plan: $109.99/year (~$9.17/month)
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This includes over 10,000 hours of coverage—everything from ATP & WTA tournaments to exclusive replays, highlights, interviews, and documentaries.
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2. International Pricing (Germany, Austria, Switzerland)

For fans in these markets, Tennis Channel International offers competitive pricing with a 7-day free trial:

• Germany & Austria: €4.99/month or €49.99/year

• Switzerland: CHF 4.99/month or CHF 49.99/year
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3. Through TV Providers & Streaming Bundles

If you access Tennis Channel via cable or streaming TV services, pricing depends on each provider’s package:

These bundles typically include many channels beyond tennis.

4. Comparison With Other Tennis Streaming Options

Fans often compare Tennis Channel with other platforms:

• Tennis Channel DTC: $9.99/month or $109.99/year

• Tennis Channel Plus

  Historically, this platform offered premium coverage but has now merged into the new DTC service.
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• Tennis TV (ATP Product): ~$119/year for ATP content (not Grand Slams or WTA)

• ESPN+: ~$10/month, covers Grand Slams (Australian Open, Wimbledon, US Open)

• Peacock: Low cost and includes some French Open matches
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5. Pros & Cons: Direct Streaming vs. Bundles

DTC (Direct-To-Consumer) Subscription

• Pros: Lower cost, no cable needed, full access to Tennis Channel content

• Cons: Limited to Tennis Channel only, must order separately for other sports

Access via Bundles

• Pros: Access to multiple channels, often via one bill

• Cons: Higher monthly cost, tennis content may be scattered across platforms

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Final Thoughts

If your sole interest is comprehensive and easy access to tennis content, the Tennis Channel DTC subscription is the most efficient choice: affordable and jam-packed with coverage.

For broader sports access, consider one of the streaming bundles—but keep in mind they cost significantly more and may require multiple subscriptions for international tennis.

People Also Ask

1. How much does the Tennis Channel cost?

In the U.S., the Tennis Channel direct-to-consumer subscription costs $9.99 per month or $109.99 per year. International prices vary—Germany and Austria pay €4.99/month, and Switzerland pays CHF 4.99/month. Pricing may differ if you access it via streaming bundles like Sling TV, YouTube TV, or fuboTV.
Learn more: Tennis Channel Official Site

2. How to get the Tennis Channel for free?

Tennis Channel is not permanently free, but you can watch some free matches or highlights via:

• Free trial offers from services like Sling TV, fuboTV, or YouTube TV

• Limited-time promotions on the Tennis Channel app

• Free coverage through your cable provider during special events
  For full 24/7 access, a paid subscription is required.

3. Do you need to pay for Tennis TV?

Yes. Tennis TV is a separate paid service (from ATP Media) that streams ATP Tour matches only. It costs around $119/year or $14.99/month and does not include WTA events or Grand Slams. Tennis TV is not the same as Tennis Channel.

4. Does Hulu have a Tennis Channel?

No, Hulu + Live TV does not currently carry the Tennis Channel. If you’re a Hulu subscriber and want Tennis Channel, you’ll need to subscribe separately or choose another live TV service that includes it, such as Sling TV, fuboTV, or YouTube TV.

5. Is the Tennis Channel free on Roku?

You can download the Tennis Channel app for free on Roku, but to unlock full live and on-demand content, you’ll need to log in with a paid Tennis Channel subscription or a participating TV provider.

6. Does Apple TV include Tennis Channel?

Apple TV (the device) supports the Tennis Channel app, but access still requires a subscription. You can watch through:

• Tennis Channel’s own app

• Streaming services like Sling TV or fuboTV with Tennis Channel in the package

• Cable provider authentication if Tennis Channel is in your plan