Short answer: yes, you can watch DAZN in Australia. DAZN runs a fully local service at dazn.com/en-AU, priced in Australian dollars. It is best known here for boxing and combat sports, NFL Game Pass, and full-event replays, and it has an unusually strong Australian connection: DAZN Group bought Foxtel (the parent of Kayo Sports, Binge and Hubbl) in a A$3.4 billion deal that completed on 2 April 2025.
This guide covers what is actually on DAZN in Australia, what it costs, whether there is a free trial, and how it compares with Kayo and Foxtel now that they share an owner.
What Is DAZN?
DAZN (pronounced “da-zone”) is a global sports streaming service founded in 2016. Instead of selling access to channels, it sells a single subscription to a catalogue of live sport and on-demand events. One flat monthly or annual price covers everything the service carries in your region, with no pay-per-view add-ons for most events.
The Australian service launched alongside the Foxtel Group acquisition and has been expanding its local catalogue since. It also runs a free, ad-supported tier (DAZN calls it the freemium offer) with a rotating selection of live and on-demand content, so you can preview the platform before paying.
What Sports Are on DAZN in Australia?
- Boxing and combat sports: the core of DAZN worldwide. Australian subscribers get the big fight cards, including Riyadh Season events such as Usyk versus Rico, plus hundreds of classic fights on demand.
- NFL Game Pass: every NFL game live and on demand, including the playoffs and Super Bowl, with DAZN holding the international Game Pass rights. Australian college football fans also need DAZN for the college slate (this changed in 2025-2026).
- Football (soccer): full replays and highlights of major leagues and competitions, rather than a full live league fixture list. Check the DAZN schedule for what is live in your region on any given weekend.
- Live TV channels: a set of linear DAZN channels covering combat sports and highlights, so you get a traditional channel-surfing option alongside on-demand.
- Documentaries and classic fights: a large archive of fight libraries, series and original documentaries with the subscription.
DAZN’s global rights list (La Liga, Serie A, darts, PFL, and so on) is region-specific: what is live in Spain is not necessarily live in Australia. The most reliable way to check is the “Live and Upcoming” section on dazn.com/en-AU, which lists exactly what is on for Australian subscribers.
What Does DAZN Cost in Australia?
DAZN Australia sells one flat-rate subscription. In mid-2026 the Australian price was around A$13.99 per month or A$139.99 for the year (Selectra Australia’s price listings, June 2026), with promo pricing and free-trial offers appearing regularly around major events. For comparison, the US service costs US$29.99 per month or US$224.99 per year, so the Australian pricing is significantly cheaper.
Because offers change frequently, confirm the current price at dazn.com/en-AU before you subscribe. There are no pay-per-view fees on top of the subscription for included events.
Is There a DAZN Free Trial in Australia?
DAZN has offered a 7-day free trial for new Australian subscribers (WhistleOut’s sports streaming guide, March 2026), and DAZN regularly runs longer trial or discount promotions around big fight nights. Note that trials are typically one per customer and require a payment method, and DAZN began auto-renews subscriptions by default in recent years, so cancel inside the trial window if you do not want to continue. See the step-by-step instructions below.
How to Watch DAZN in Australia (Step by Step)
- Go to dazn.com/en-AU and tap “Get Started” or “Sign Up”.
- Create an account with your email address and an Australian payment method (credit card, or PayPal where offered).
- Choose the monthly or annual plan, or start the free trial if one is offered.
- Download the DAZN app from the Apple App Store, Google Play or your TV’s app store, and sign in.
- Open the “Live and Upcoming” section to see what is on, or browse the on-demand archive.
DAZN works on smart TVs, phones and tablets, web browsers, PlayStation and Xbox consoles, Chromecast and most streaming sticks. You can start watching on one device and continue on another. If you want to watch while travelling, take your login with you: the catalogue you see is based on your location, so expect regional differences abroad.
DAZN vs Kayo: Same Company, Different Services
Since April 2025, DAZN Group owns Foxtel Group, which operates Kayo Sports, Binge and Hubbl. The services remain separate subscriptions:
- Kayo Sports stays the Australian home of AFL, NRL, cricket and most local and international sports, with every match of the IPL and Big Bash live. DAZN’s sports (NFL Game Pass, the fight cards) are not included in a Kayo subscription.
- DAZN covers the international DAZN rights: boxing and combat, NFL Game Pass, and the DAZN linear channels. Foxtel subscribers do not automatically get DAZN, and DAZN subscribers do not get Kayo.
If you mainly follow Australian codes, Kayo remains the right pick. If your sport is boxing, NFL or the DAZN fight catalogue, DAZN is the service you want. Some households run both, which is where the free tier and free trial help you decide.
Is DAZN Any Good in Australia?
Reviews from Australian users are mixed, which is worth knowing before you pay. The service’s coverage of major fight nights and the NFL is generally praised, and the A$13.99 monthly price undercuts most rivals. On the other hand, Australian Reddit threads (for example r/DAZN, December 2025) complain about stream quality during peak events, the default auto-renewal behaviour, and the rotating free tier, which changes week to week. The 7-day trial is a sensible way to test your own internet connection and device before committing to a year.
FAQ
Can I watch DAZN in Australia?
Yes. DAZN has a full Australian service at dazn.com/en-AU with local pricing (around A$13.99 per month in mid-2026), a free ad-supported tier, and a 7-day free trial for new subscribers. It is also the company that bought Foxtel in April 2025, so expect closer integration with Kayo and Binge over time.
Did DAZN buy Kayo?
DAZN Group bought Foxtel Group, which owns Kayo Sports, Binge and Hubbl, in a A$3.4 billion deal completed on 2 April 2025. Kayo continues to operate as a separate brand and subscription under the same ownership.
Is DAZN free?
DAZN runs a free, ad-supported tier with a rotating selection of live and on-demand content, plus a 7-day free trial for new subscribers in Australia. The full catalogue requires the paid subscription.
What sports are on DAZN in Australia?
Boxing and combat sports (including Riyadh Season cards), NFL Game Pass with every game and the Super Bowl, college football, football (soccer) replays and highlights, DAZN linear TV channels, and a large on-demand archive of classic fights and documentaries.
Is DAZN the same as Foxtel or Kayo?
No. DAZN, Foxtel, Kayo and Binge are separate subscriptions. DAZN Group owns Foxtel Group, which runs Kayo, Binge and Hubbl, but DAZN’s sports content is only on DAZN, and Kayo’s sports (AFL, NRL, cricket, IPL) are only on Kayo.
How much does DAZN cost in Australia?
Around A$13.99 per month or A$139.99 per year as of mid-2026, with no pay-per-view fees on included events. Confirm the current price and any trial at dazn.com/en-AU, as offers change around major events.
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