Sportsnet+ review 2026
Rogers · sportsnet.ca
Sportsnet+ is Rogers’ streaming front door to the NHL. Standard covers the Sportsnet channels and national hockey; Premium is the tier for out-of-market games and the service’s exclusive streams. Blue Jays fans get every game on either tier.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Monthly price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | from CA$24.99 /month | Sportsnet channels live, national NHL games |
| Premium | from CA$34.99 /month | adds Sportsnet+ exclusive games and out-of-market NHL |
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
- NHL national rights (Hockey Night in Canada, playoffs, Stanley Cup Final)
- Toronto Blue Jays
- NBA Raptors games
- Premier League
Supported devices
Strengths
- Home of the national NHL package and the Blue Jays
- Premium tier removes out-of-market hockey blackouts
- No contract
Weaknesses
- Two tiers to understand before you know what you get
- Prices on the public page change with the season
- No DVR
Verdict
Best for NHL and Blue Jays viewers; Premium only pays off if you follow a team outside your region.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does Sportsnet+ cost per month?
Standard: CA$24.99, Premium: CA$34.99. Figures read on the date at the top of the page; promotional first-month prices usually end automatically.
Does Sportsnet+ have a free trial?
None. 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 Sportsnet+ at the same time?
2 simultaneous streams. Recording: None.
Which devices support Sportsnet+?
Apple TV, Android TV, Fire TV, Roku, Samsung & LG TVs, iOS / Android, Web. Smart-TV apps are the easiest route; a streaming stick is the fallback for older sets.
Is there a contract with Sportsnet+?
None. Where an annual or 24-month option exists it lowers the monthly price but removes the right to cancel early.
Is Sportsnet+ legal IPTV?
Yes. Sportsnet+ is operated by Rogers with licences for every channel it carries, unlike the unlicensed subscriptions that share the IPTV label.