At a glance
EE TV is a flexible pay-TV service you can get with an EE or BT broadband contract.
Freeview, HBO Max, Sky channels and Netflix can be included in your package.
Choose from packages called Entertainment, Big Sport, Big Entertainment, Big Sport or Full Works.
EE TV costs from around £22 a month, based on June 2026 prices.
What is EE TV?
EE TV is a digital TV subscription service where you pay for channels including premium sports, entertainment and streaming services.
It used to be known as BT TV but was rebranded EE TV in December 2023 following a revamp of BT Group’s services.
To get EE TV, you must sign up for either an EE or BT broadband plan.
What can I get with an EE TV package?
EE TV offers five flexible packages. Depending on which one you choose, you could have access to:
Premier League football on Sky Sports
Champions League games on TNT Sports
Top US drama on HBO Max
Bingeworthy boxsets on Netflix.
All packages can be upgraded or downgraded on a monthly basis – unless you’re in the final three months of your contract – to suit your viewing habits.
Here’s a list of channels you can get with EE TV packages:
What channels can I get with the EE Full Works package?
The all-singing, all-dancing Full Works package is EE’s most comprehensive TV offering.
You can get every TNT Sports and Sky Sports channel available, plus entertainment and film channels. You can watch them in HD too.
What add-ons are available with EE TV?
Alongside your packaged EE TV channels, you also have the flexibility to add extra services for a further charge.
These are all on one-month rolling contracts and can be cancelled whenever you want. They include:
Netflix Premium
Apple TV
Asian Mix
NOW Hayu.
You can also add TNT Sports, NOW Cinema and Sports if you don’t already have them as part of your EE or BT bundle.
How do I choose an EE TV package?
You might be able to find a great deal on EE TV by combining your TV and broadband packages.
Simply enter your postcode, and we’ll show you your options, allowing you to choose a bundle that works for you.
FAQs
How long do EE TV contracts last?
EE TV packages are available with EE or BT broadband on a 24-month contract. However, you can customise your bundle every month, unless you’re in the last three months of your plan.
For instance, you could pay to add TNT Sports and Sky Sports to your package while the football season is on, opt out when there aren’t any matches, then start again when the next season begins.
How much is EE TV?
As of June 2026, EE TV prices start from around £22 a month, although you can often get cheap introductory deals that last around six months. This price doesn’t include the cost of broadband, which you’ll need to factor into your budget.
Can I watch Sky Sports with an EE TV package?
Yes, you can watch Sky Sports by subscribing to EE’s Big Sport package or the Full Works. You can also get it by adding it as a flexible extra to an existing EE TV package through a NOW Sports membership.
Do I get Netflix free with EE TV?
Netflix is included in several EE TV packages, although it may come with adverts unless you upgrade to an ad-free tier.
What can I watch on EE TV?
With an entertainment package, you can watch acclaimed US series such as The Pitt and The White Lotus on HBO Max or Sky originals like Brassic and Saturday Night Live UK.
If you take out a sports package, you’ll be able to watch live Champions League and Europa Cup games, plus PREM Rugby, MotoGP and much more.
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