Sportsnet+ vs TSN+ (Now TSN Premium): 2026 Prices, Plans and Which to Get

No. TSN stopped selling TSN+ separately in August 2026 (it was still on sale until at least Aug 15), and TSN+'s content is now part of TSN Premium. tsn.ca/tsnplus now redirects to TSN's subscribe page. TSN's streaming plans are now TSN Standard, which streams TSN1 to TSN5 live, and TSN Premium, which adds NFL RedZone, more NFL and NBA games, PGA Tour Live, every LaLiga match and more. If you're looking for TSN+, the plan to look at is TSN Premium.

TSN+ no longer has a price of its own: it's part of TSN Premium, which is $29.99/month, $74.99 for 3 months or $249.99/year. TSN Standard, without the Premium extras, is $24.99/month. Every TSN bundle includes TSN Premium: TSN Premium + RDS, for example, is $30.99/month. TSN sells no day pass. Prices in Canadian dollars as of October 2026, plus tax.

Sportsnet+ Standard is $34.99/month or $269.99/year, and Sportsnet+ Premium is $44.99/month or $344.99/year. MobileSyrup reports that Standard's current price took effect Sept 22, 2026; it was previously $29.99/month or $249.99/year. If you already get Sportsnet through a TV provider, the Sportsnet+ TV Provider Add-on is $12.99/month and includes Monday Night Hockey. Sportsnet+ Standard + Citytv+ is $36.99/month. Prices in Canadian dollars as of October 2026, plus tax.

TSN Standard streams TSN1 to TSN5 live (the NFL, CFL, NBA, F1, select rounds of golf's men's majors and Grand Slam tennis on TSN), with select Maple Leafs, Canadiens, Senators and Jets regional games (blackouts apply) and multiview of up to 6. TSN Premium has all of that and adds NFL RedZone, 24 more NFL games (a second Sunday 1 p.m. ET game each week, 18 in all, and the six European international games), ManningCasts and alt-casts, 75 more NBA games, more rounds of the golf majors, PGA Tour Live, every LaLiga match (TSN Standard has 38 a season), extra F1, ATP, WTA and NCAA coverage, and documentaries. TSN Standard is $24.99/month and TSN Premium is $29.99/month. Prices in Canadian dollars as of October 2026, plus tax.

Sportsnet+, for most NHL fans. Rogers, which owns Sportsnet, holds all national NHL rights in Canada, and Sportsnet+ Standard includes Monday Night Hockey (in English, Sportsnet+ exclusive content), all national Saturday Night Hockey games, most of the playoffs and every Stanley Cup Final game. Oilers, Flames and Canucks regional games are on Sportsnet too, and Sportsnet+ Standard shows them only inside each team's region. TSN's streaming plans include select Maple Leafs, Canadiens, Senators and Jets regional games, and blackouts apply, so fans of those four teams who live in the team's region and watch in English should get both. Wednesday Night Hockey is on Prime Video, not on either service.

Only if you want out-of-market NHL games for Canadian teams, every US-vs-US game, a choice of home or away feed, or Sportsnet World events. Premium adds out-of-market games and every US-vs-US game (1,250+ NHL games in total) and Sportsnet World's coverage of FA Cup and Eredivisie soccer, and URC, Gallagher Premiership, Super League and NRL rugby. Sportsnet+ Standard shows Oilers, Canucks, Flames and Maple Leafs regional games only inside that team's region; Premium includes out-of-market games with “limited blackouts.” We haven't confirmed whether those include TSN's regional games for the Maple Leafs, Canadiens, Senators and Jets, so look the game up in Sportsnet+'s NHL Game Finder before you buy Premium for one of those teams. Both plans have the same Blue Jays, MLB, Raptors and NBA games, so you don't need Premium for the Jays or the Raptors. Premium is $44.99/month and Standard is $34.99/month. Prices in Canadian dollars as of October 2026, plus tax.

No. Sportsnet+ is Rogers' streaming service, TSN Standard and TSN Premium are Bell's, and Sportsnet and TSN are competing networks, so a Sportsnet+ plan doesn't include the TSN channels, and TSN's plans don't include Sportsnet+. TSN's bundles pair TSN Premium with Crave, RDS or both, not with Sportsnet+. Sportsnet+ Standard is $34.99/month and TSN Standard is $24.99/month. Prices in Canadian dollars as of October 2026, plus tax.

Yes, for regional NHL games. TSN's FAQ says: “NHL broadcast rules require regional blackouts to be enforced on all streaming devices, just like traditional cable TV.” TSN Standard and TSN Premium include select Maple Leafs, Canadiens, Senators and Jets regional games, and blackouts apply. Sportsnet+ Standard shows Oilers, Canucks, Flames and Maple Leafs regional games only inside that team's region, and Sportsnet+ Premium includes out-of-market games with “limited blackouts.” For out-of-market NHL games in Canada, the main options are NHL Centre Ice on TV or Sportsnet+ Premium for streaming.

Sportsnet+. In English, Monday Night Hockey is Sportsnet+ exclusive content (first games: Oct 5, 2026), and Sportsnet+ Standard includes it. It isn't on TSN or on Sportsnet's regular TV channels; TVA Sports carries some Monday games in French. Some Canadian teams' Monday games are regional games on TSN instead, and those aren't Monday Night Hockey. Rogers and Shaw TV customers with Sportsnet get it at no extra cost: Rogers Xfinity TV customers on dedicated channels, and other Rogers and Shaw customers in an app. Bell, Telus, Cogeco and SaskTel customers with Sportsnet need Sportsnet+ or the Sportsnet+ TV Provider Add-on, $12.99/month (as of October 2026, plus tax).

Yes. Sportsnet+ can be unlocked by signing in through select TV providers, including Rogers, Shaw, Telus, Bell, Source, SaskTel and Cogeco, which gives you the Sportsnet channels in your TV package. Rogers and Shaw customers with Sportsnet in their plan (Rogers Xfinity TV, Standalone TV, Rogers Digital TV, Shaw Legacy TV and Shaw Direct) also get Sportsnet+ exclusive content, including Monday Night Hockey, at no extra cost; Shaw Direct's no-cost access runs until June 30, 2027. Bell, Telus, Cogeco and SaskTel customers still need a Sportsnet+ plan or the TV Provider Add-on for Monday Night Hockey; the add-on is $12.99/month (as of October 2026, plus tax).

The Blue Jays are on Sportsnet+: every Jays game airs on Sportsnet except Apple TV games, both Sportsnet+ plans include 150+ Jays games and every MLB postseason and World Series game, and Premium isn't needed for the Jays. Raptors coverage is split between TSN and Sportsnet (Sportsnet's announced 2025-26 schedule had 41 national Raptors broadcasts), so you need both services to stream the Raptors' TSN and Sportsnet games. Both Sportsnet+ plans include 35 regular-season Raptors games and, in Sportsnet+'s words, “half of all playoff games” (Prime Video has the exclusive Eastern Conference Finals), and TSN Standard streams TSN's Raptors games on TSN1 to TSN5. Prime Video, included with Prime, also carries NBA games, and its announced schedule includes the Raptors on Nov 20, 2026 at Detroit and Jan 7, 2027 vs Minnesota.

TSN. TSN, CTV and CTV2 are the NFL's exclusive broadcast partner in Canada, so Sportsnet+ doesn't have NFL games. TSN Standard streams the NFL games on TSN1 to TSN5. TSN Premium adds NFL RedZone, a second Sunday 1 p.m. ET game each week (18 in all), the six European international games, and ManningCasts and alt-casts. DAZN, which is NFL Game Pass in Canada, also streams every game.

TSN says you can stream TSN on up to 2 devices at the same time. TSN is only available for subscription and use within Canada, and plans renew for the billing period you chose, except in Quebec, where they renew monthly. TSN sells no day pass.