Foxtel Now review 2026
Foxtel Group (DAZN) · foxtel.com.au
Foxtel Now streams the traditional Foxtel channel packs over the internet with no box and no contract. It still makes sense for viewers who want live Foxtel channels such as FOX8 or Sky News, but most people are better served by Kayo (sport) and Binge (entertainment), which is where Foxtel’s own investment has gone.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Monthly price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Essentials pack | from A$25 /month | Pop and Lifestyle channels |
| Sport pack | from A$29 /month | add-on |
| Movies pack | from A$20 /month | add-on |
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
- AFL, NRL, cricket with the Sport pack
Supported devices
Strengths
- The full Foxtel channel line-up without installation
- Mix and match packs
- Live channels, unlike Binge
Weaknesses
- Packs add up quickly next to Kayo plus Binge
- Legacy app experience
- Foxtel has steered new customers towards Kayo and Binge
Verdict
Best for viewers who specifically want live Foxtel channels; otherwise buy Kayo and Binge separately.
Plans and prices
Head-to-head comparisons
Frequently asked questions
How much does Foxtel Now cost per month?
Essentials pack: A$25, Sport pack: A$29, Movies pack: A$20. Figures read on the date at the top of the page; promotional first-month prices usually end automatically.
Does Foxtel Now have a free trial?
Varies. 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 Foxtel Now at the same time?
2 simultaneous streams. Recording: None.
Which devices support Foxtel Now?
Apple TV, Android TV, Fire TV, Samsung & LG TVs, PlayStation / Xbox, Chromecast, iOS / Android, Web. Smart-TV apps are the easiest route; a streaming stick is the fallback for older sets.
Is there a contract with Foxtel Now?
None. Where an annual or 24-month option exists it lowers the monthly price but removes the right to cancel early.
Is Foxtel Now legal IPTV?
Yes. Foxtel Now is operated by Foxtel Group (DAZN) with licences for every channel it carries, unlike the unlicensed subscriptions that share the IPTV label.