Macquarie: ESPN D2C Offering Likely Will Cost Upward of $25/Month
ESPN's direct-to-consumer service will likely cost north of $25/month, in part because of the need to offset cord-cutting, Macquarie's Tim Nollen noted Friday. It's expected to debut in time for the 2025 pro football season and to include ESPN's linear…
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channels and ESPN+ content as well as regional and local sports, he said.