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Cheapest live TV streaming services in Australia (2026)

Ranked by the lowest monthly plan read from each official page on 2026-10-12, this is every licensed live-TV service in Australia from cheapest to most expensive, with what the entry plan leaves out so a low price does not turn into a second subscription.

Cheapest first

1

Binge from A$10/month

Best for HBO and Foxtel drama; add Kayo for sport and use 7plus, 9Now and 10 Play for live free-to-air.

Simultaneous streams: 4 · Recording / DVR: Not applicable · Free trial: Occasional 7-day offers

2

Kayo Sports from A$25/month

Best for AFL, NRL and cricket fans who want every game without a Foxtel contract.

Simultaneous streams: 3 · Recording / DVR: None (catch-up and highlights) · Free trial: Occasional 7-day offers

3

Foxtel Now from A$25/month

Best for viewers who specifically want live Foxtel channels; otherwise buy Kayo and Binge separately.

Simultaneous streams: 2 · Recording / DVR: None · Free trial: Varies

Services compared

PlanMonthly priceSimultaneous streamsFree trial
Kayo Sportsfrom A$25/month3Occasional 7-day offers
Bingefrom A$10/month4Occasional 7-day offers
Foxtel Nowfrom A$25/month2Varies

Free legal live TV

  • ABC iview: ABC TV, ABC News and ABC Kids live.
  • SBS On Demand: SBS live channels, Tour de France, FIFA World Cup and international football.
  • 7plus: Seven network live, including AFL matches on Seven and the Olympics.
  • 9Now: Nine live, NRL on Nine, Australian Open tennis.
  • 10 Play: Network 10 live, A-League on 10 Bold.

Frequently asked questions

Is IPTV legal in Australia?

Licensed IPTV is legal; unlicensed subscriptions are not. The legality page linked on this page summarises the statute and enforcement in Australia.

What is the cheapest legal live-TV service in Australia?

The public-broadcaster apps are free. Among paid services, the lowest entry plan in this comparison is Binge; see the table for current prices.

Which service is best for sport in Australia?

Kayo Sports hold the main sports rights; the table lists what each carries.

What internet speed do I need?

10 Mbps per HD stream and 25 Mbps per 4K stream, with a wired or 5 GHz connection for the television that matters most.

Can I watch on several TVs?

Each service allows a set number of simultaneous streams (two to four for most); the table shows the limit per service.

Official sources
2026-10-12
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