ESPN’s app pricing varies by plan and bundle, with several options available as of late 2025. Direct answer

• ESPN Select: around $11.99 per month or $119.99 per year (pricing has seen small increases in some periods) [web results indicate this baseline option].

• ESPN Unlimited: $29.99 per month or $299.99 per year, with the option of an ad-supported bundle that can be bundled with Disney+ and Hulu for around $35.99 per month (ads) or $44.99 per month (no ads) in some promotions; a reduced introductory rate has also been advertised in launch periods.

• ESPN with bundles: The ESPN plan can be bundled with Disney+ and Hulu (ad-supported) for around $35.99 per month, with promotional pricing sometimes offered (e.g., $29.99 per month for the first year)

What this means for you

• If you want the full access to ESPN networks plus ESPN+, the Unlimited plan is the most straightforward option, typically around $30/month, sometimes with promotional pricing for a limited time.

• If you’re cost-conscious and mainly want select ESPN content, the ESPN Select plan (roughly $12/month) is the lower-cost entry point, though it includes fewer channels than the Unlimited tier.

• Bundling with Disney+, Hulu, or other services can alter the effective monthly cost but often provides additional value depending on other streaming needs.

Notes

• Prices can vary by region, promotional periods, and whether you choose ad-supported or ad-free experiences. Always check the official ESPN app page or your preferred app store for the latest, region-specific pricing before subscribing.

• Some reports discuss potential price changes or bundles with Fox One later in 2025; if planning long-term, monitor announcements from Disney/ESPN for any new pricing tiers or bundles.

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