ESPN and Fox One net one million signups in under two weeks

It feels like we have reached total saturation at streaming services, but apparently people are happy to be registered for one or two other services if they contain live sports. According to Antenna, a company that follows the streaming industry, the new ESPN service and Fox One signed around one million new subscribers in just 10 days. And this number contains no people who register via a cable subscription or assume an existing Disney+ SUB. Antenne did not indicate how many people have registered against Fox One for ESPN, although according to Front Office Sports, most subscribers are for ESPN. In the NFL season, it is not surprising that many wanted to register for a service that had them observed live football without cable. Fox One includes Fox News and Fox Business, but the real tie is live streams from Fox Sports, FS1, FS2 and local Fox partners. Of course, these are only early results and it remains to be seen whether both services continue to be successful at the end of the football season. While you can subscribe to the new ESPN offer for $ 29.99 per month or Fox One for $ 19.99 per month, bundle will continue to be a large part of Disney's strategy. The company even plans to offer the two under a single sub for $ 39.99 from October 2.