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WWE fans wallets are going to be a little lighter each month. ESPN Unlimited price increase happening soon Sorry, WWE fans! At least the ones going the legal route to watch the premium live events on the ESPN App. Indeed, ESPN announced today that it’s raising prices for its Unlimited service, from $29.99 per month to $31.99 per month. The annual option, meanwhile, is jumping from $299.99 to $319.99. Such is life in the streaming world. Cage Side Seats Sat/Sun Night's Main Event gets more expensive for U.S. fans If you're a current Peacock subscriber, at least it won't change the price of Oba vs. Bron. The relevant portion for us WWE-watchers in the United States (who aren't YouTube premium subscribers taking Stephanie McMahon's advice): Starting Aug. 18, Peacock will increase its prices for new and returning customers, and on or after Sept. 17 for current customers (depending on their next billing date). The new pricing is as follows: Peacock Premium (which includes ads) will be $12.99/month, up from $10.99; Peacock Premium Plus will be $19.99/month, a $3 increase from $16.99 You’ve got a few more weeks to figure out if you want to stick around, as the new price won’t go into effect until September 17. And, according to Jon Lewis of Sports Media Watch, the new prices won’t affect those who subscribe through the ESPN/Hulu/Disney+ bundle, though it’s currently unknown if other bundles will be affected. ESPN Unlimited was launched just about one year ago, and has been the home to WWE PLEs dating back to Wrestlepalooza in September of last year.