Binge review 2026
Foxtel Group (DAZN) · binge.com.au
Binge is the entertainment half of the Foxtel streaming split: HBO and Max series, Foxtel drama and lifestyle, and a few live channels. It is not a replacement for free-to-air or sport, but it is the legal home of the HBO catalogue in Australia at a fraction of a Foxtel box.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Monthly price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Basic (with ads) | from A$10 /month | 1 screen |
| Standard | from A$19 /month | 2 screens, Full HD |
| Premium | from A$22 /month | 4 screens, 4K |
Prices and plans read from the official pricing page on 2026-10-12. They change often: confirm on the operator site before subscribing. Price not shown on the official page when checked; figure from the last public price list.
Key facts
Main channels
Sports rights
- None (Kayo is the sports service)
Supported devices
Strengths
- HBO catalogue for Australia
- Cheap ad-supported tier
- A handful of Foxtel channels stream live
Weaknesses
- Live channels are a small subset of Foxtel
- No sport
- Ads on the Basic tier
Verdict
Best for HBO and Foxtel drama; add Kayo for sport and use 7plus, 9Now and 10 Play for live free-to-air.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Binge cost per month?
Basic (with ads): A$10, Standard: A$19, Premium: A$22. Figures read on the date at the top of the page; promotional first-month prices usually end automatically.
Does Binge have a free trial?
Occasional 7-day offers. Trials are tied to new accounts and a payment method, and the operator can withdraw or change them at any time.
How many devices can stream Binge at the same time?
4 simultaneous streams. Recording: Not applicable.
Which devices support Binge?
Apple TV, Android TV, Fire TV, Samsung & LG TVs, Telstra TV, PlayStation / Xbox, iOS / Android, Web. Smart-TV apps are the easiest route; a streaming stick is the fallback for older sets.
Is there a contract with Binge?
None. Where an annual or 24-month option exists it lowers the monthly price but removes the right to cancel early.
Is Binge legal IPTV?
Yes. Binge is operated by Foxtel Group (DAZN) with licences for every channel it carries, unlike the unlicensed subscriptions that share the IPTV label.