Tennis Channel (US)
Price: $9.99/mo or $79.99/yr
What you get
- ATP 250s/500s/Masters 1000s
- WTA 250s/500s/1000s
- Wimbledon (partial)
- US Open (partial)
- Original documentaries
- Classic match replays
- Instructional content
What's missing
- Australian Open (ESPN exclusive)
- Roland Garros (NBC/Peacock exclusive)
Best for: US fans who want the most comprehensive ATP/WTA tour coverage without Grand Slams.
Verdict: The closest thing to a "Netflix of tennis" — original content plus live matches. Best paid option if you live in the US and don't mind missing some Slam matches.
ESPN+ (US)
Price: $10.99/mo or $109.99/yr
What you get
- Australian Open (full)
- Wimbledon (full)
- US Open (full, exclusive through 2037)
- Some ATP/WTA events
- College tennis
What's missing
- Roland Garros (NBC/Peacock)
- Most non-Slam ATP tour events (those are Tennis Channel)
Best for: US fans who prioritize Grand Slam coverage over tour-level depth.
Verdict: The Grand Slam streaming service in the US. ESPN's 12-year $2B US Open deal makes this the only way to watch the US Open in America.
Tennis TV (Global)
Price: $120/yr or $13.99/mo
What you get
- Every ATP tournament match globally
- ATP Cup
- NextGen Finals
- ATP Finals
- Replays of every ATP match back to 2003
What's missing
- ALL Grand Slams (separate broadcaster deals)
- WTA tour (separate WTA TV)
Best for: Hardcore ATP tour fans who follow Challenger-level players and watch multiple matches per day.
Verdict: The single most comprehensive tennis subscription for ATP coverage. Geographically global — works the same in any country. The downside is no Slams.
WTA TV (Global)
Price: $99.99/yr or $11.99/mo
What you get
- Every WTA tournament match
- WTA Finals
- WTA 1000 events
- Replays and highlights
What's missing
- ALL Grand Slams
- ATP tour content
Best for: WTA-focused fans who want every women's match globally without Slams.
Verdict: Smaller library than Tennis TV (women's tour has fewer events per year) but the only way to watch most WTA 250/500 events outside their home country.
Eurosport / Discovery+ (Europe)
Price: €7-12/mo (varies by country)
What you get
- Australian Open (pan-European)
- Roland Garros (most countries)
- Wimbledon (most countries)
- US Open (most countries)
- ATP 250s/500s
- WTA events
What's missing
- Wimbledon in UK (BBC has it)
- Roland Garros in France (France TV has it)
Best for: European fans who want one subscription covering all four Slams plus tour events.
Verdict: The European one-stop-shop. Eurosport's pan-European deal runs through 2031, making this the most stable European tennis subscription.
Stan Sport (Australia)
Price: AU$15/mo (Stan Sport add-on to Stan)
What you get
- Roland Garros
- Wimbledon
- US Open
- ATP/WTA tour events (varies)
What's missing
- Australian Open (Channel 9 has it, free)
Best for: Australian fans who want non-AO Grand Slams + tour content.
Verdict: Required for non-AO tennis in Australia. AO is free on Channel 9, so most Aussie tennis fans pair Stan Sport (for the other 3 Slams) with free Channel 9 coverage in January.
Recommended Bundles for Full Coverage
- US fan, ATP/WTA focused: Tennis Channel ($9.99/mo) + ESPN+ ($10.99/mo) = $21/month for nearly all major tennis. Pair with Peacock ($5.99/mo) during Roland Garros for the French Open.
- European fan, all Slams: Discovery+ (€7-12/mo) covers Roland Garros, Wimbledon, US Open + tour events in most countries. Add Tennis TV ($120/year) if you want deeper ATP tour content.
- UK fan, budget-conscious: BBC iPlayer (free, Wimbledon) + Tennis TV ($120/year, ATP tour) = $10/month effective, no other Slams. Add Discovery+ for the rest.
- Australian fan: Channel 9 (free, AO) + Stan Sport ($15/mo, other 3 Slams) + Tennis TV optional.
- Hardcore fan anywhere: Tennis TV + WTA TV + your regional Slam package = ~$25-30/month for the most comprehensive coverage possible.