More Details On MyAEW Platform, Won’t Affect HBO Max Deal

A new report has some additional details on AEW’s new MyAEW platform that was officially announced on Monday. As noted, the company is partnering with Kiswe for the global platform, which will provide tiers with access to varying degrees of streaming content from AEW.

As noted in the press release MyAEW will provide a FAST Channel that streams AEW content on a continuous basis. For the uninitiated, FAST channels function largely like traditional cable channels (FAST stands for Free Ad-Supported Television) as opposed to an on-demand option. The FAST channel is available in all countries except Canada and Mexico. There will also be live streams of AEW Dynamite and Collision on a $7.99 tier, which is available to countries outside of the US, Canada, India, and Mexico. That tier also includes access to live ROH PPV during the month they air, ROH TV, and the AEW TV archive.

The $19.99 tier is again available globally outside of the US, Canada, India, and Mexico. It includes all the $7.99 tier content as well as live AEW PPVs during the month they air and select AEW PPV archives. That tier offers an annual subscription for $119.99.

Fans outside of US, India, and Mexico also be the ability to purchase standalone PPVs through the service without a subscription.

Fightful Select reports that the deal will not affect the HBO Max deal currently in place. Sources noted that, as should be obvious, this is an international play for the company. AEW Plus will remain available on Triller, though it has a lot of overlap with MyAEW.

Brandon Thurston of Wrestlenomics shared a breakdown he put together of region availability and costs that you can see below:

Traveled around the world this afternoon and verified the different availability and price points for MyAEW.

AEWPlus on TrillerTV appears to still be available though MyAEW is offering much of the same content.https://t.co/O9W3MbWdNO pic.twitter.com/1cTD2JpPMZ

— Brandon Thurston (@BrandonThurston) March 9, 2026