Rogers Sports and Media announced Monday the launch of a new bundle subscription combining its Citytv+ and Sportsnet+ streaming services in one package.
Rogers’s media division also announced the direct-to-consumer expansion of the Citytv+ service across major platforms, including Apple and Android devices, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung TV and Rogers Xfinity, with the streaming service now available to Canadians directly through a Citytv+ subscription.
Subscriptions for Citytv+ are $9.99 per month or $99 per year, while the bundle subscription with Citytv+ and Sportsnet+ (Standard tier) is $31.99 per month. For comparison, a standalone Sportsnet+ Standard subscription is currently priced at $29.99 per month.
“Rogers Sports & Media is home to the most coveted entertainment and sports media brands and programming in Canada, and we’re excited to make our vast collection of top content available to even more Canadians to enjoy when and where they want,” said Colette Watson, president of Rogers Sports and Media, in a press release.
Citytv+ is home to live channels and thousands of hours of on-demand programming from popular entertainment and lifestyle TV brands, including Citytv, Bravo, Discovery, Food Network, FX, FXX, HGTV, Investigation Discovery, Magnolia Network, MotorTrend, Discovery Science, Animal Planet, Cooking Channel and OWN. New and past seasons from iconic franchises and stars include: Chicago Fire, Dancing with the Stars and Law and Order (Citytv); The Real Housewives, Below Deck and Vanderpump Rules (Bravo); Homestead Rescue, Expedition X and Expedition Unknown (Discovery); Chopped, Bobby’s Triple Threat and Guy Fieri’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (Food Network); new FX series The Lowdown and Alien: Earth, along with acclaimed dramas and comedies from FX and FXX such as It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Atlanta, Welcome to Wrexham and Necaxa; Celebrity IOU, Home Town Takeover, My Lottery Dream Home (HGTV) and more.
Sportsnet+ offers Canadian subscribers a comprehensive live sports streaming experience with the most NHL games, exclusive coverage of the Rogers-owned Toronto Blue Jays, as well as other MLB games, the Toronto Raptors and NBA, UFC, Grand Slam of Curling, and more.
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