All-sports streaming service Venu Sports announces monthly subscription price

Service is joint venture between ESPN, Fox & Warner Bros. Discovery

Venu Sports, a joint streaming service between ESPN, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery, will launch this fall.Venu Sports, the new standalone all-sports streaming service set to launch this fall, now has a subscription price.

In addition, subscribers can lock in the introductory subscription price for 12 months, and can cancel at any time. Venu Sports will include 14 live sports channels, as well as an on-demand library.

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