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Football subscription prices compared in 2026

By La rédaction IPTV-Football.frUpdated on

Quick answer

In 2026, approximate football subscription prices range from €0 (free channels) to around €40/month. Ligue 1+ (≈ €14.99/month) and beIN SPORTS (≈ €15/month) are the most affordable; Canal+ (≈ €29.99/month) is the most complete; Prime Video (≈ €6.99/month) is the best value for the UCL tie; DAZN sits around €19.99 to €29.99/month. Total budget depends on the competitions you want.

How much do football subscriptions cost in 2026?

Football in France has fragmented across several broadcasters, and the total budget depends directly on the competitions you want to follow. Before choosing, it helps to compare each service's approximate price and what it brings. Here is a summary table, up to date for 2025-2026. Prices are approximate and change with every rights cycle: always check the exact price on the official site.

Football subscription prices — approximate 2026 comparison
ServiceApprox. priceKey competitions
Free-to-air channels€0France games, World Cup and Euros (partial), finals
Prime Video≈ €6.99/moOne Champions League tie on Tuesdays
Ligue 1+≈ €14.99/moThe vast majority of Ligue 1
beIN SPORTS≈ €15/moOne Ligue 1 fixture, LaLiga, Serie A, Bundesliga
DAZN≈ €19.99–29.99/moInternational football, varies by season
Canal+≈ €29.99/moChampions League, Premier League, Top 14, F1
All prices are approximate and may change. Check the exact price on the broadcaster's official site before subscribing.

What budget for your priorities?

Rather than adding up every subscription, it is better to start from your priorities. Here are some typical profiles and the associated indicative monthly budget. These figures combine approximate prices and can vary by offer and promotion.

Indicative budgets by profile
ProfileSubscriptionsIndicative budget
Ligue 1 fan (essentials)Ligue 1+≈ €15/mo
Full Ligue 1Ligue 1+ + beIN SPORTS≈ €30/mo
Champions LeagueCanal+ + Prime Video≈ €37/mo
All European footballLigue 1+ + Canal+ + Prime Video≈ €52/mo
Tight budget / freeFree channels + Molotov€0
All prices are approximate and may change. Check the exact price on the broadcaster's official site before subscribing.

How to pay less (legally)?

There are several legal levers to cut the bill. First, target: no need to pay for competitions you do not watch. Then, watch partner offers: many telecom operators bundle Canal+ or beIN SPORTS at a reduced price. Finally, annual commitments (DAZN, Amazon Prime) often work out cheaper per month than flexible monthly plans.

  • Target the competitions you actually follow.
  • Compare telecom operators' partner offers.
  • Prefer the annual commitment when it is cheaper.
  • Use free channels for France games and big tournaments.

In summary

In 2026, there is no single football price: it all depends on what you want to watch. From €0 for free channels to over €50/month for full coverage, every profile has its solution. The right method: start from your priorities, target the right subscriptions and use legal offers to optimise the budget.

Frequently asked questions

What is the cheapest football subscription in 2026?

Apart from free, Prime Video (≈ €6.99/month) is the cheapest but only covers one UCL tie. For Ligue 1, Ligue 1+ (≈ €14.99/month) is the most affordable entry point.

How much does it cost to watch all football?

To cover Ligue 1 and the Champions League, budget around €50/month combining Ligue 1+, Canal+ and Prime Video. Prices vary by offer.

How can I pay less for my football subscription?

Target the competitions you follow, compare telecom operators' partner offers and prefer annual commitments when cheaper. Avoid illegal offers.