It’s Royal Rumble season, as the best WWE superstars will battle it out for a guaranteed title shot at Wrestlemania tonight on Peacock. So, if you make a habit of catching every WWE Premium Live Event (PLE), you’re probably looking for a way to watch even more wrestling content. There are more ways to watch professional wrestling than ever before, but tracking down where you can stream each promotion can get confusing — not to mention expensive!

Below, you’ll find a list of the best streaming services to bundle for watching AEW, WWE, and even TNA wrestling shows. A few tables might be busted in the process, but your budget certainly won’t be!

What’s the best budget streaming bundle for watching live wrestling?

Peacock

Peacock starts off this bundle, as it carries WWE PLE events like WrestleMania, the Royal Rumble, SummerSlam, the Survivor Series, and more. The term “pay-per-view” is a bit of a misnomer as applied here, since Peacock viewers don’t have to pay anything extra to watch on the service. Peacock costs $8 per month for ad-supported service, which makes it an easy place to start in this budget bundle. You also get next-day episodes of “SmackDown” on Peacock, once they’re finished streaming live on USA Network.

Cost of Peacock Premium (with ads): $8 per month

Max

The next streamer on the list is a bit more expensive, but wrestling fans will likely find it worth the price. For $10 per month, viewers get Max with ads, and access to a host of AEW programming along with it. “AEW: Dynamite” and “AEW: Collision” episodes stream live in the Bleacher Report Sports Add-On and are available in the Max catalog on-demand the day after they appear on TBS and TNT. In addition, Max will welcome “AEW: Rampage” and all AEW pay-per-view library content through the end of 2024 on a rolling basis throughout 2025.

Cost of Max with ads: $10 per month

Netflix

Adding Netflix’s Standard with Ads plan to this bundle for another $8 per month will get you a weekly live stream of “WWE Raw” every Monday night for the next decade. There isn’t much else to stream on Netflix in the U.S. as far as wrestling goes, but if you live outside the States, or you have a VPN you can watch Premium Live Events, “SmackDown” and “NXT” on the streamer as well.

Cost of Netflix Standard with Ads plan: $8 per month

Pluto TV

Pluto TV doesn’t offer much AEW or WWE content, but it does offer free on-demand content from TNA! Shows like “Against All Odds,” “No Surrender,” and “Victory Road,” are available in abundance on the service, and you can watch them to your heart’s content at a price of $0 per month.

Cost of Pluto TV: $0
**Cost of Max, Netflix, Peacock, and Pluto TV bundle: $26 per month

What about ‘NXT’?

At this point, essentially the only pro wrestling programming you’re missing in this bundle is “WWE NXT.” This show features the next generation of WWE stars and airs on The CW. It’s pretty expensive to get access to The CW on live TV streaming services, but an over-the-air antenna will deliver local broadcast networks like The CW, ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC with no monthly subscription fee. Grab one of these today, and watch every “NXT” episode as it airs!

What if you want to watch live?

If you want to stream “SmackDown,” “AEW: Collision,” and “AEW Dynamite” live on their respective cable channels, the best way to do so at a low price is a subscription to Sling TV. This streamer starts at $46 per month and includes TNT, TBS, and USA Network in its Blue package. You’ll be able to stream a wide range of AEW content on these channels, plus live “SmackDown” episodes!