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Binge free trial and other offers
Binge offers a standard 7-day free trial for new customers. While it doesn't seem like much, most streaming services have done away with free trials, so in a way this is kind of generous.
Of course, you can make the most of that free trial by signing up with multiple email addresses, one after the other but eventually you're going to have to pay a monthly price if you want to keep streaming Binge. Depending on the plan you choose, you will be automatically charged $10, $19 or $22 exactly a week from the day you sign up for your free trial.
Alternatively you can opt in for an annual subscription for a discounted price. Rather than paying $10, $19, or $22 per month, the annual fee brings those down to $6.58, $12.42, or $14.91. You'll get access to the same content regardless of which plan you choose, but they're each a little bit different. Here are how Binge's subscription tiers compare.
If you want to take Binge for a whirl but don't want to commit to a paid service yet, it's important to remember to cancel before your 7 days are up. When you sign up, you'll be asked to provide your payment information. The idea is to make the transition from the free trial to a paid account buttery smooth, but you will find yourself forking out if you don't cancel before your 7 days are up. We recommend setting yourself a reminder to cancel at the 6-day mark to avoid an automatic payment.
Those prices are pretty much on par with Netflix and Stan but not as cheap as Prime Video. Take a look at how Binge's pricing stacks up against other streaming services in Australia.
Streaming service comparison
What is Binge?
As of the 1st of April 2025, Warner Bros. Discovery has begun moving its HBO content from Binge and Foxtel to its new streaming service Max. We're in the process of updating our Binge guides on site but in the meantime, please note that most HBO content will be exclusive to Max moving forward.
Foxtel's first TV streaming service Binge has been around for quite some time now, but the app has changed a bit since its initial launch in 2020. It is still based on the successful Kayo Sports platform, and positions itself as the home for premium entertainment in Australia. But it now has 4K (which is a win), has lost all its HBO content after Max launched at the end of March (which is a loss).
The platform is now leaning into its reality content and live television channels rather than premium HBO content. It is still offering reasonable pricing, a user-friendly interface, and best of all, a way to trial the service completely free, which is something not even Netflix and Disney Plus offer anymore.
Those interested can get unbridled access to Binge for 7-days free.
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