94% OF BARS & RESTAURANTS
THAT SUBSCRIBE TO ONE OR MORE DIRECTV PREMIUM SPORTS CHANNELS AGREE THAT IT HAS BEEN A GOOD DECISION FOR THEIR BUSINESS
Benefits of ESPN+ for business.
Ready to bring your customers unmatched sports entertainment and become the go-to spot on game day? With ESPN+ for Business, previously unavailable programs are available in HD. That means current and new customers can enjoy more of the sports they love!
Bars and Restaurants pricing starts at just $159.99/mo.
Shops and Services the low price of $50.00/mo.
DIRECTV business packages for public viewing.
Bars with ESPN+ have more than just drinks on the menu. Customers can also enjoy all the best sporting events in HD quality. Find the perfect package to add to your menu!
Let DIRECTV boost your business.
94% OF BARS & RESTAURANTS
RATE NFL SUNDAY TICKET GOOD, VERY GOOD OR EXCELLENT FOR ABILITY TO SHOW A WIDE SELECTION OF GAMES
95% OF BARS & RESTAURANTS
RATE DIRECTV PREMIUM SPORTS PACKAGES GOOD, VERY GOOD OR EXCELLENT FOR ABILITY TO KEEP GUESTS ENTERTAINED
Packages for private viewing.
Looking to elevate your business? Give your break room or waiting room a boost with the entertainment your business deserves from DIRECTV FOR BUSINESS.
FAQ
How much is ESPN+ for business?
For bars and restaurants pricing of ESPN+ for Business is determined by the size of the establishment.
For shops and services the pricing of ESPN+ for Business is a flat rate of $50/mo.
Can bars play ESPN+?
Yes! Bars can play ESPN+ for customers to enjoy.
What does a subscription to ESPN+ include?
A subscription to ESPN+ includes:
120 live events a month!
You can stream five different events or programs at once
What is the difference between ESPN and ESPN+?
The difference between ESPN and ESPN+ is exclusivity. ESPN+ is a subscription add-on streaming service, while ESPN is a standard channel offered in most cable and satellite TV packages.
What channels are included in ESPN+?
ESPN+ is simply a streaming service in partnership with ESPN, INC. The add-on doesn’t include channels per se, as it is an extension of ESPN's core linear networks (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, etc.).