Digiturk Play comes in two packages for viewers abroad, and in the United States the price list is short enough to hold in your head. The Sports + Family Package starts at $65 for three months and drops to $229 for a full year, which works out at about $19 a month. The Family Package starts at $35 for three months and costs $119 for a year, or roughly $9.92 a month. Every plan is paid once, ends on its own date, and carries no transaction fee.

The real decision is not which number is lowest. It is whether the live Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş matches matter enough in your house to justify the gap between the two packages, and how long you are prepared to commit. Pick the right combination and you pay less per month than most people spend on a single streaming service. Pick the wrong one and you either miss the derby or pay for football nobody watches.

This guide lays out every plan with its real monthly cost, explains what each package includes and what it leaves out, and shows where the savings actually sit. The prices below are the US dollar list published for viewers in the United States. Prices for Europe are set separately and appear in euros when you open the packages page from a European connection.

Digiturk Play Prices at a Glance for 2026

Most people arrive at this question with a match already in mind, usually the next derby, and want the numbers without scrolling through three pages. So here they are, all eight plans in one place, with the effective monthly cost next to each.

Sports + Family Package:

• 3 months: $65 (was $99), about $21.67 a month
• 6 months: $119, about $19.83 a month
• 12 months: $229 (was $399), about $19.08 a month
• 24 months: $439, about $18.29 a month

Family Package:

• 3 months: $35, about $11.67 a month
• 6 months: $69, about $11.50 a month
• 12 months: $119 (was $199), about $9.92 a month
• 24 months: $209 (was $398), about $8.71 a month

Two details on that list are worth pausing on. The annual Sports + Family plan carries a 43% discount against its list price, and the two year Family plan a 47% discount, which makes them the deepest cuts in the range. And the six month Sports + Family plan costs exactly the same $119 as a full year of the Family Package, a coincidence that says a lot about what the football is worth to you.

None of these plans renew automatically. When the period ends, access simply stops, and you choose whether to buy again. For anyone who has been caught by a forgotten subscription quietly charging a card for months, that alone is a relief.

Sports + Family Package Prices Explained Plan by Plan

The Sports Package is the one most Turkish households abroad end up choosing, and for a simple reason. It is the only way to watch every Trendyol Süper Lig match live with Turkish commentary on beIN Sports, including the matches of the three big Istanbul clubs, along with every Trendyol 1. Lig fixture in HD. Pre-match build-up and post-match analysis come with it, so a Saturday night feels the way it does in Istanbul.

The three month plan at $65 suits someone testing the waters or arriving mid-season. It is the most expensive per month at $21.67, but the commitment is small. The six month plan at $119 brings that down to $19.83 and covers a large part of the season if you start in autumn: bought today, it runs to the end of March and misses the title run in April and May.

The annual plan at $229 is where the pricing clearly wants you to land. At $19.08 a month it covers the whole of the 2026/27 season from here to the final matchweek, plus the start of the next one. If you follow a team week in, week out, this is the plan that removes the question entirely. You can check where the key fixtures fall in the 2026/27 Süper Lig fixture list and you will see why a year is the natural unit for a football fan.

The two year plan at $439 is the lowest monthly cost at $18.29. Against two separate annual payments of $229 it saves $19, which is modest, so it makes sense mainly for people who already know they will stay and would rather not think about renewals until 2028. Viewers in the United States also get French Ligue 1 matches through the beIN Xtra channels on every Sports + Family plan, and in Austria, Germany and Switzerland the annual package includes Sport Digital.

What the Family Package Costs and What It Leaves Out

The Family Package is built for the household where the television is on for the evening news, the new drama and the Sunday film, not for ninety minutes of football. At $119 a year it is the lowest-cost way to keep Turkish television running in the living room, and at $209 for two years it falls to $8.71 a month.

What you get is broad. Turkey's most-watched national, news and entertainment channels arrive in HD, along with beIN Movies Türk for Turkish cinema, beIN IZ for documentaries and travel, and beIN Gurme for Turkish and world cuisine. Children are well looked after too, and our guide to Turkish kids' channels abroad shows what is on offer for younger viewers.

Sport is not missing either, which surprises many people. Through the beIN Sports 90+1 channel you can follow all the Süper Lig coverage except the live matches of the three big teams, and every Trendyol 1. Lig match is included in HD. If your team is Trabzonspor, Başakşehir or a 1. Lig side, the Family Package may already give you most of what you need.

The line it does not cross is clear. Live Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe and Beşiktaş matches are reserved for the Sports + Family Package. That is the one question worth answering honestly before you pay: if a derby night passes without the match on the screen, will anyone at home mind? If the answer is yes, the Family Package will feel like a false saving by November.

Which Plan Length Saves You the Most Money

Longer plans are cheaper per month across both packages, but the size of the saving is not the same everywhere, and it helps to see the real amounts rather than percentages.

On the Sports + Family side, four separate three month plans would cost $260 over a year. The annual plan costs $229, so committing for twelve months saves $31. Two six month plans would cost $238, a saving of $9 in favour of the annual plan. On the Family side, four three month plans total $140 against $119 for the year, a saving of $21.

The difference between the packages themselves is also easy to measure. A year of Sports + Family costs $110 more than a year of Family, which is about $9.17 a month. That is the real price of watching every live Süper Lig match, every derby and every title decider. Seen that way, most football households find the decision makes itself.

Timing matters as much as length. The Süper Lig season runs until late May, so a six month plan bought at the end of September stops just as the table starts to settle. If you want to be there for the final matchweeks, the annual plan is not just cheaper per month, it is the only one that actually reaches the end of the season.

What Every Package Includes, Whatever You Pay

Price is only half of the comparison, and the part that does not change between plans is worth knowing before you choose. Every package, from the $35 three month Family plan to the $439 two year Sports + Family plan, works the same way once you are signed in.

The time difference is the everyday problem for Turkish viewers abroad, and the service handles it well. You can pause live television, rewind up to 24 hours on TRT 1, ATV, Kanal D, Star TV, Show TV and TV8, and up to 12 hours on the other channels. Missed matches and episodes can be watched again later, so a 20:00 kick-off in Istanbul does not have to mean a lunchtime stream at work in New York.

Devices are not tied to the plan either. Smart TVs from 2017 onwards, Android TV, Google TV, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, iPhone, iPad, Android phones and any web browser all work, and the watching platforms page shows how to set up each one. There is no dish, no receiver and no installation appointment. One thing to keep in mind: playback runs on one device at a time, so plan match night around a single screen.

Activation is instant after payment, every plan comes with a 14 day return with no questions asked, and no plan renews on its own. The full line-up is on the channel list, and if you want a wider view of the service before buying, our Digiturk Play review for 2026 looks at it from a subscriber's point of view.

What No Package Can Unlock From Abroad

It is better to hear this before paying than at 21:00 on a Tuesday. Some broadcasts cannot be watched outside Turkey and the TRNC on any Digiturk Play plan, however much you pay, because their rights are sold country by country.

The UEFA Champions League and Europa League matches shown on TRT 1 fall into this group. So do the national team's matches broadcast on ATV and A Spor. These channels still reach you abroad, but those specific matches are blacked out in line with the broadcasting agreements. Our guides on Turkish teams in the Champions League and Turkey against France in the Nations League explain how that works in practice.

This is not a question of package tier, and there is no upgrade that changes it. We say it plainly because every autumn some viewers subscribe expecting European nights and feel let down. If your main reason to subscribe is the Champions League, no price on this page is the right price for you.

What the subscription does bring abroad is the part of the season that fills most weekends: every Süper Lig round, the derbies, the 1. Lig and the studio shows around them. For the week to week rhythm of Turkish football, our guide on watching Süper Lig matches from abroad walks through match times country by country.

Which Package Fits Your Household

After years of answering this question for families abroad, the pattern is fairly predictable. The package that suits you depends less on budget and more on who sits in front of the television and when.

• The Sports + Family annual plan fits a house where at least one person follows Galatasaray, Fenerbahçe or Beşiktaş every week and does not want to miss a derby or a title decider.
• The Sports + Family three or six month plan fits someone who has just moved abroad, wants to see how the service suits them, or only follows the second half of the season closely.
• The Family annual or two year plan fits a household built around series, news, films and children's channels, where football is background rather than appointment viewing.
• The Family three month plan fits a short stay abroad, a posting of a few months, or grandparents visiting for a season who want their channels with them.
• The two year plans on either side fit people who are settled, know what they watch, and would rather not think about renewing until 2028.

If two households share the love of Turkish television, there is also a way to keep costs down through the two memberships, one price offer, so it is worth checking before you buy two separate plans.

Whichever you choose, the 14 day return period gives you room to change your mind. If the Family Package turns out to be too little by the first derby weekend, you are not locked into a decision made in a hurry.

Trying Before You Pay and Getting More Months for Free

Nobody likes paying for a year of anything without seeing it first, and there is no need to. New users who have never had a Digiturk Play account can try the Family Package free for three days through Digiturk Play Free to Try. No credit card is needed, there is no commitment, and the trial simply ends by itself.

The trial covers everything in the Family Package, so the live matches of the three big teams are not included, but it is enough to check picture quality on your own television, your own internet line and your own evening routine. When it ends, you can move to a paid plan at a discount using the same login details. Our article on the free Süper Lig trial goes through the details.

Existing subscribers can lower the real cost of their plan through Invite Your Friend. When a friend buys a Sports or Family plan through your personal referral link, both of you get one extra month added to your current membership, and there is no limit on how many friends you invite. Three friends on board means three free months, which on an annual plan is a quarter of the year.

Seasonal offers change through the year, so the campaigns page is worth a look before you pay. If you are ready to go ahead, our guide to applying for Digiturk Play from abroad covers the address and payment steps that most often slow people down, and the FAQs answer the smaller questions.

Summary

In short, Digiturk Play pricing comes down to two choices: whether live big-club football matters in your house, and how long you want to commit. The Family Package keeps Turkish television running from about $8.71 a month, while the Sports + Family Package adds every live Süper Lig match for roughly $9 more each month. The annual plans hit the best balance of price and season coverage, no plan renews without you, and the 14 day return and three day free trial take the risk out of the first step. For a look at how prices compare for American viewers specifically, our Digiturk Play USA packages and 2026 prices guide goes into more detail.