NFL Redzone Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

NFL RedZone is a Sunday afternoon channel that jumps between games to show scoring plays during the regular season. It is not sold as a plan of its own. You get it through NFL+ Premium, through a bundle that includes NFL+ Premium, or as an add-on to a live TV service. The cost therefore depends on which route you take, and the cheapest option is not the same for everyone.

The NFL+ Premium prices come from NFL Playoff Pass and were checked on Oct 13, 2026. The bundle prices come from Disney+. The live TV add-on comes from SmartTVs. Prices and offers change, so confirm on the official NFL, Disney+, or provider page before you pay.

NFL+ Premium costs $14.99/mo billed monthly. It includes RedZone. Billed for the year, it costs $99.99/yr.

NFL+ Premium has a device limit worth knowing about. Live local and primetime games on NFL+ Premium are limited to phones and tablets, according to Disney+. RedZone itself is available across supported devices. If your main goal is RedZone on a TV, that limit may not matter. If you want to watch local games on a big screen, NFL+ Premium alone will not do it.

Another route is the Disney+, Hulu, ESPN Unlimited bundle. NFL+ Premium is available as an addition to that bundle, but it requires an eligible plan with ESPN Unlimited.

The bundle with NFL+ Premium costs $45.99/mo. Disney lists NFL+ Premium at $10/mo when added to the bundle. ESPN Unlimited is an add-on that costs $31.99/mo. This route makes sense if you already want ESPN and Disney+ content. If you only want RedZone, compare it with paying for NFL+ Premium on its own.

Live TV streaming services sell RedZone as an add-on to a base plan. YouTube TV, for example, offers it through its Sports Plus add-on.

YouTube TV Sports Plus costs $10.99/mo on top of your base YouTube TV plan, according to SmartTVs. That add-on price does not include the base subscription, which you must also pay. Other live TV services offer their own sports add-ons at their own prices, so check each provider's page.

• You only want RedZone: NFL+ Premium is usually the simplest, since you do not pay for a live TV package.
• You already pay for live TV: An add-on may cost less than a second subscription. Check what the add-on includes and its rate with your provider.
• You want ESPN and Disney+ too: The Disney+ bundle with NFL+ Premium may make more sense than buying everything separately.
• You only need it for the season: RedZone airs on Sunday afternoons during the regular season. Subscribing month to month for the football months and cancelling afterward can cost less than a year-round plan.

• Taxes: Sales tax may be added to your subscription, depending on your state.
• Promotions: Discounts on annual plans appear around the start of the season. Treat them as temporary and check the regular price.
• Where you subscribe: Joining through an app store, a TV provider, or a bundle can change billing and cancellation terms.
• Streaming quality and devices: Check that your device is supported before you pay.