Overview
- Sky put the new tariff structure into effect on Thursday, June 18, 2026, replacing 24‑month minimum terms with 12‑month contracts and publishing clear first‑year and renewal prices.
- The company consolidated its lineup into four core packages—All Fiction, All Sports, Best of Sky & Paramount+, and All of Sky & Paramount+—each with a lower first‑year monthly rate that rises after month 12.
- Published prices include All Fiction at €19.99 rising to €24.99, All Sports at €34.99 rising to €39.99, Best of Sky & Paramount+ at €39.99 rising to €49.99, and All of Sky & Paramount+ at €49.99 rising to €59.99.
- Sky says customers who do not renew after the 12‑month term are moved into a flexible, monthly‑cancelable model, but watchdog coverage warns many users will pay up to about €10 more per month if they do not renegotiate or cancel.
- The shift matches wider industry moves to shorter commitments and bundled streaming partners like Netflix and Paramount+ and keeps optional add‑ons available so customers can still tailor packages.