CNN launches its new streaming subscription for $7 per month

CNN is throwing its hat in the live streaming ring again.

The Warner Bros.-owned news network announced. Discovery said Thursday that it will launch All Access, a new subscription streaming tier, in the US on October 28. The service will cost $7 per month or $70 per year; The annual tier will be priced at $42 for a limited time for customers who sign up by January 5, 2026.

The plan is described as a central destination for all things CNN, meaning viewers will be able to stream live and on-demand US and international programming, as well as the network’s library of original content and exclusive programming.

Meanwhile, live news broadcast on CNN, CNN MaxHe will leave HBO Max next month.

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“With this new subscription offering, our audiences will now have access to the best of CNN across platforms, including multiple live broadcast channels, our premium video-based journalism and all articles on CNN.com and in the mobile app,” Alex MacCallum, executive vice president of digital products and services at CNN Worldwide, said in a statement.

CNN’s new plan expands on the current basic subscription tier, which gives subscribers unlimited access to CNN articles, the mobile app, and subscriber-only content. The full programming slate for All Access will be released at launch.

In March 2022, the company launched CNN Plusa subscription-based plan that provides access to live news and the network’s lineup of original series and on-demand programming. It was closed after a month.