TNA+ announces launch of new, free plan
TNA+ announces launch of new, free plan
Fans will be able to watch an episode of ‘iMPACT!’ live and enjoy other content with the free plan.
TNA Wrestling may not have quite the same following as AEW or WWE, but it remains one of the top wrestling promotions in the United States. The league even has its own streaming service in TNA+, and now fans will get a whole new level of access to that service thanks to the launch of a free plan that will include on-demand titles from the TNA library and will include free, live episode of the promotion’s signature show “iMPACT!” next week.
Key Details:
- No waiting: The free tier of TNA+ is available now.
- Good selection: Fans will be able to watch on-demand TNA content and more with the free plan.
- Paid options: Customers can also get TNA+ for $10 per month, or $160 for an annual plan.
TNA+’s free tier is available now, and the wrestling league will celebrate its launch by offering a free episode of “iMPACT!” on Friday, June 26, with a sneak peek on June 20. Viewers can sign up for TNA+ through the Amazon, Android, and Apple digital stores, and start poking through the streamer’s offerings now.
The free plan of TNA+ won’t offer as wide a range of live content as its paid plans, but it will come with a selection of classic and recent on-demand content. In addition, viewers will get to learn more about their favorite wrestlers, such as Matt and Jeff Hardy, Ryan and Nic Nemeth, Joe Hendry, Mustafa Ali, Steve Maclin, Brian Myers, Eddie Edwards, Moose, and others.
“This is a huge moment for TNA,” president of TNA Carlos Silva said. “The response to our growing momentum has been incredible, and it continues to build every week. With the launch of the free tier on TNA+, we’re opening the door for everyone to watch TNA — whether you’re a longtime fan or brand new to the product. It’s never been easier to jump in and experience what makes TNA so special.”
Accompanying the news that TNA+ is launching a free plan was a heads-up that TNA will also be launching a 24/7 linear streaming channel. The TNA 24/7 free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channel will be available soon, and details will be announced in the coming weeks. Viewers can also sign up for paid subscriptions to TNA+. The monthly plan costs $10, and includes all exclusive live specials as well as “iMPACT!” and “Xplosion” episodes. The annual plan comes in at $160 per year, and includes everything in the monthly tier plus live pay-per-views.
TNA, which launched in 2002 as NWA: Total Nonstop Action, announced a multi-year partnership with the WWE in January. The deal allows for TNA wrestlers to appear on various WWE programs and vice versa. Most notably, then-TNA World Champion Joe Hendry was a participant in the 2025 Royal Rumble, and then at April’s WrestleMania 41, he answered Randy Orton’s open challenge to take the place of an injured Kevin Owens, marking the first time that a TNA athlete had appeared at either the Rumble or Mania.
WWE talent will also appear on TNA shows and can even hold TNA belts. In May, at WWE Battleground — a premium live event focused on WWE’s developmental territory NXT — Trick Williams defeated Hendry to win the TNA World Championship.
Between a partnership with the largest professional wrestling organization in the world and the rapid expansion of its streaming product, TNA appears to be ready to step up in weight class.
TNA+
TNA+ is a streaming service for wrestling fans. It covers the TNA wrestling circuit (formerly Impact Wrestling). It launches on January 5, 2024.