How Much Does Kayo Cost in 2026? A Sneaky Way to Save Hundreds on Your Subscription

Ryan Tucker

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Last updated: 03 Apr 2026

Ryan Tucker 03 Apr 2026

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NRL club digital memberships offer cheaper 12-month Kayo plans compared to regular pricing.
Sydney Roosters: $335 Kayo Premium vs. $551.88 standard.
Dolphins: $280 Kayo One vs. $360 standard.

How Much Does Kayo Cost in 2026?

We’re now a month into the NRL season and AFL is fully underway.

If you’ve already settled into watching every week, chances are your Kayo subscription is just rolling in the background.

If you want cheaper Kayo in 2026, don’t look for a voucher code.

Buy an NRL club digital membership instead.

The Sydney Roosters offer a 12-month Kayo Premium subscription for $335.

Kayo Premium month-to-month costs $45.99 - that’s $551.88 over a year.

Same product. Over $200 difference.

The Dolphins offer 12 months of Kayo One for $280.

Standard pricing for that tier works out to just under $360 a year.

That’s the play.

What Kayo Actually Costs in 2026

Kayo Premium - $45.99/month (2 devices, 4K)
Kayo One - $29.99/month (1 device, HD)

There are still no meaningful long-term public discounts. Most users just let it roll monthly once the season starts.

And now that we’re a few rounds in, most people aren’t cancelling anytime soon.

If you’re keeping it through NRL, AFL and into finals, monthly billing is the most expensive way to do it.

Why the Club Route Is Cheaper

NRL clubs bundle 12-month Kayo subscriptions into digital memberships to boost numbers.

You get a unique voucher code.
You activate it on a new or existing Kayo account.
It runs for 12 months.

After that, it reverts to normal pricing unless you cancel. It’s not a loophole. It’s just better value for something you were already paying for.

What to Watch

Activation deadlines (often late August)

One redemption per person

Cancelling early usually voids the remaining term

Auto-renewal kicks in after 12 months

If you were already budgeting for Kayo, this is simply the cheaper structure. You’re not changing what you watch. You’re just not paying retail for it.

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