ESPN Deals August 2026
Save money on your ESPN plan
Looking to score live sports, PGA Tour coverage, and original ESPN documentaries without overpaying? While standalone ESPN free trials are rare, there are still plenty of ways to trim down your monthly sports streaming bill.
First off, a quick rundown on ESPN’s confusing streaming names: if you’re wondering where ESPN+ went, it was rebranded to ESPN Select. That’s still the standalone tier for exclusive on-demand sports and live events (and our 2026 winner for the sports streaming service that’s the best bang for your buck). The higher tier, ESPN Unlimited, adds live streaming feeds of traditional cable networks like ESPN, ESPN2, SEC Network, and ACC Network.
Regardless of which ESPN service fits your lineup, I’ve tracked down all the best ways to save on streaming this month—from the Disney bundles to annual savings. Keep reading for more.
August’s best ESPN deals and promotions (last verified 8/11/26)
ESPN’s streaming services don’t often offer tons of deals. Still, as new ones pop up, I’ll be sure to add them here. Take a peek at the table below for the best ways to save some money on your ESPN subscription today.
ESPN Deals
| Deal | Details | Expiration Date |
|---|---|---|
Save 33% on a Disney+ Bundle with Hulu and ESPN | Save 33% on the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN bundle from Disney+. | — |
ESPN Unlimited Sports Bundle | Save $10.00/mo. on combined monthly fees by bundling FOX One with ESPN Unlimited. | — |
Get 40% Off Streaming﹐ Including ESPN﹐ with Verizon | Save 40% on streaming services, including the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN bundle, with myPlan from Verizon Wireless. | — |
Data as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
What to look for with ESPN deals
Be sure to bundle
To get the most mileage out of your ESPN sub, you’ll wanna pair it with other services. Beyond the classic Disney Bundles—which combine ESPN Select or Unlimited with Disney+ and Hulu—sports fans have a few more money-saving options to choose from. Combining ESPN Unlimited with services like FOX One or NFL+ Premium not only saves you money each month, but also gives you access to heaps of live events, game replays, simultaneous streaming, and more.
Promo codes can sometimes pop up (plus check your existing bills!)
Promo codes for ESPN deals have been known to pop up—I don’t see any active ones at the time of writing, but it never hurts to type “ESPN promo code” or “ESPN coupon code” into Google and see what’s out there.
No luck with promo codes? You may have an included ESPN subscription with your existing TV plan. Providers like Spectrum include ESPN Select at no additional cost with its cable TV plans. Plus, Verizon offers a steep discount on the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN bundle for its mobile customers.
Lock in an annual ESPN rate
If you stream sports year-round, opting for an annual ESPN subscription is a no-brainer. Not only is the annual rate up to $60 (with ESPN Unlimited) cheaper than paying month-to-month, but annual payments shield your bill from any unexpected mid-year price hikes—which streaming services love to do.
ESPN deals FAQ
How does the ESPN Unlimited and FOX One bundle work?
The ESPN Unlimited and FOX One bundle costs $39.99/mo. and gives subscribers access to both ESPN networks and FOX One sports channels (including FS1, FS2, and Big Ten Network). While billed together under one monthly payment, you'll stream through each provider's separate app.
What is included in the ESPN and NFL+ Premium bundle?
Starting at $39.99/mo., the ESPN Unlimited and NFL+ Premium bundle includes ESPN's network lineup alongside NFL RedZone, live local and primetime NFL games on mobile devices, game replays, and NFL Network content.
What is the difference between ESPN Select and ESPN Unlimited deal options?
ESPN Select (formerly standalone ESPN+) includes exclusive on-demand sports, select live events, and ESPN originals for $12.99/mo. The pricier ESPN Unlimited ($29.99/mo.) includes all of ESPN Select's content plus live streams of ESPN's broadcast cable channels, including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, SEC Network, ACC Network, and ABC broadcasts.
