- Kayo One and Kayo Basic become Kayo Standard and Kayo Premium
- Kayo Premium will rise from AU $ 35p/M to AU $ 40P/M
- Changes come into force on March 4, 2025
Just over 12 months ago, Kayo restructured his subscription model from three levels – Kayo One, Kayo Basic and Kayo Premium – only to Kayo One and Kayo Basic, with the latter receiving a $ 5 award increase.
In E emails sent to subscribers, Kayo Sports has now announced that they will change again. From March 4, 2025, Kayo One will be known as Kayo Standard – which offers the same unique power and HD quality video – at the same price of AU $ 25.
However, Kayo Basic – the more expensive level – will be known as Kayo Premium, and to match its revival, it also receives a price increase. From March 4, Kayo Premium now costs subscribers with a huge AU $ 40P/M for subscribers who want 4K power quality and two simultaneous screens.
Access to 4K content with a price increase from AU $ 30 to AU $ 35 happened in February last year, but these latest subscription costs do not come with changes in the package. In fact, the FoXel group announced that Kayo would be integrated into Binge back in October 2024, with the latter being the increase in the same month. The latest Kayo Price Boost also comes after the announcement that all the FoXel group’s streaming platforms – Kayo, Binge, Flash and Lifestyle – are no longer available in ‘very remote’ areas (you can see what counts, what counts, what There counts, binge, flash and lifestyle.
While the inaccessibility of these services in ‘very remote’ areas may not affect too many subscribers, this increase comes just in time to the beginning of 2025 NRL, AFL and F1 seasons starting on March 2, 6 .
How to save on sports
For the dedicated fans who want to see every kick-off, green light and rejection of the ball, Kayo is arguably the best option. And it is an ever more expensive.
Fortunately, we have a few ideas on how to save this year.
Kayo is still one of still few services that support the ability of friends and family to use your account from different households. Thanks to that by dividing the cost of Kayo Premium with a family member or friend, it will only cost you every au $ 20p/m and let you see all the sport you need at the same time with its two contemporary streams.
Grabbing a Binge subscription is also a viable option. As well as being one of the best streaming services in Australia with shows that Mr. InbetweenAt The soprano and The penguinA whole pile of reality -TV and a steady stream of new, popular films, Binge also has quite sports offerings. Binge has the same simulcast NRL and AFL games available on free-to-air Telly Thursday, Friday and Sunday, but without ad-breaks during the game. And you can also catch the world’s surfing league, female golf, all the Kayo minis in F1 and shows like AFL 360At NRL 360At Sunday night with Matty JohnsAt The backAnd more.
At the most expensive, Binge costs only AU $ 22p/m and if you don’t need more streams or 4K video, Binge Basic is only AU $ 10 each month.
The third option is to get hold of FoXel now – Foxtel’s streaming service, as opposed to having a box installed in your home. Right now you can get the ultimate bundle for just $ 65 p/mi 12 months, down from a huge AU $ 104p/m. This package contains everything Foxtel offers that includes all the sports you would find on Kayo, as well as top drama, entertainment, lifestyle, reality, news, children’s channels, documentaries and more. You can even try it for 10 days for free.
While you are more expensive than Kayo yourself, you get the same sports offerings as well as a pile of entertainment that can allow you to unsubscribe from other streaming services.
The fact is that if you are in sports enough to have Kayo, you will not be happy to pay less to get less – otherwise what is available for free would be enough. And right now, Kayo is the best way to see most sports in Australia, especially with the NRL, AFL and F1 seasons only days away.
