SAVE $ 21: Through June 20, ESPN+ is only $ 4.99 per month for three months, rather than the usual $ 11.99 per month. That’s about 59% in savings and a rare discount for the streamer.

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$ 4.99/month for 3 months (save $ 7/month)

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Some streaming services, like Peacock and Paramount+, run deals several times a year. Others (*cough* Netflix) rarely, if ever, discount their subscription costs. ESPN+ falls into the rare category, so it’s pretty remarkable that you can score a three-month subscription for more than half off as of June 11.

Through June 20, ESPN+ is only $ 4.99 per month for three months, rather than the usual $ 11.99 per month. That’s $ 7 in savings each month, or $ 21 total you get to keep in your pocket. The deal is only available to new ESPN+ subscribers and eligible returning subscribers.

Of course, once the three-month promotional period ends, the plan will automatically jump back up to full price. Be sure to cancel your subscription prior to that date if you want to avoid the $ 11.99 charge.

ESPN+ is a standalone service, not a direct live stream of the ESPN network, contrary to popular belief. It does carry select live ESPN, ESPN2, and ABC games from both college and professional teams — including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, PGA, Premier League, and more. But it also features ESPN+ Originals, like Man in the Arena: Tom Brady, Full Court Press and the Places series, on-demand TV shows and movies, like 30 for 30 and They Call It Late Night with Jason Kelce, and exclusive UFC content, like Fight Nights and pay-per-view events.

I personally use the service to stream out-of-network NHL games all season long and am pleasantly surprised by the sheer number of games I can watch. While I’m not a massive sports fan myself, I still find ESPN+ to be a worthy subscription for that alone. If you are a sports fanatic, you’ll be in streaming heaven.

We don’t see many deals for ESPN+ outside of the year-round Disney+ bundles, so we highly recommend jumping on this one if you’re curious about the sports streaming app.

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