Another Australian streaming service just raised its prices
Kayo Sports is the first streaming service to get more expensive in 2023, but it's unlikely to be the last.
www.reviews.orgHere’s a quick update on Kayo Sports, based on recent reporting.
- Kayo Sports recently reported record engagement, driven by AFL Gather Round and major events like golf’s Masters, with millions of minutes watched and a growing subscriber base. This indicates strong momentum in Australian sports streaming.[1]
- The platform remains Foxtel Group’s flagship sports streaming service, continuing investments in content and technology to deliver multiple concurrent streams and enhanced viewing features.[1]
- Historical context shows Kayo launched in 2018 as a “Netflix of sport” and has expanded to exceed 1 million subscribers in the past few years, with ongoing adjustments to pricing and content rights as part of Foxtel’s broader strategy.[2][3]
If you’d like, I can pull the very latest articles from major outlets or summarize subscriber and revenue trends with direct citations. Would you prefer a focus on current events (this week/month) or a longer-term view (past 12–24 months)?
Note: Information above reflects recent public reporting on Kayo Sports and Foxtel Group. If you want direct links to each source, I can provide them.[3][2][1]