Pure Flix Price: Plans, Monthly Cost & Price History

Pure Flix, now branded as Great American Pure Flix, is a streaming service for faith and family programming. It offers three membership tiers that differ mainly in extras rather than in the core library, and it sells each tier with monthly or annual billing. Introductory offers are common, so the first payment can be much lower than the regular price.

The prices below come from the official Pure Flix site, Pure Flix, and were checked on Oct 14, 2026. The site shows no date, so confirm the amount on the signup page. Pure Flix can change plans and promotions at any time.

Monthly billing is the most flexible option.

The Supporter plan is $9.99/mo billed monthly after the first month, and it covers standard access with commercial free streaming on multiple devices. The Defender plan is $14.99/mo and adds premium access, exclusive screenings and events, and early access to select premieres. The Culture Champion plan is $19.99/mo and includes everything in Defender, special pricing for seniors, military members, and first responders, and a merchandise discount.

Annual billing lowers the monthly equivalent. The prices below are what you pay for the year once any introductory offer ends.

Supporter is $89.99/yr after the first year, Defender is $149.99/yr, and Culture Champion is $189.99/yr. Compare each against twelve monthly payments on the same tier to see the difference.

Pure Flix has advertised low priced starts for new members.

The first month of Supporter has been offered at $0.99, and the first year of the annual Supporter plan at $39.99. These offers are limited time and may not apply to every plan. Read what the price becomes once the promotion ends, since the regular rates in the sections above take over.

Supporter offers standard access with commercial free streaming on multiple devices. Defender and Culture Champion add events, early access, and member discounts, so they matter if you want those extras. Seniors, military members, and first responders should read the special pricing terms, which the site describes as available on the top tier and lists starting at a lower figure.

Annual billing makes sense if you plan to keep the service all year. Monthly billing suits seasonal viewing, such as around holidays, because you can stop without losing a prepaid year. Check the cancellation and refund terms before you pay for a full year.

The site describes each tier as including everything in the one below it, so the differences are the extras. Supporter is the entry tier, Defender adds early access and events, and Culture Champion adds the member discounts. If you only watch at home and do not care about events, the entry tier covers the streaming itself. If you value the extras, compare the price gap between tiers against how often you would use them.

Prices on the page are shown in U.S. dollars. Taxes may apply depending on your location. The service works through the website and apps on many devices, but availability by device changes, so confirm that yours is supported before subscribing. If you subscribe through a third party such as an app store, the price and billing may differ from the website.