ESPN is offering a bundle deal with UFC 257 and an annual ESPN+ subscription – here’s how to save 30% in time for Saturday’s PPV fight

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• UFC 257 will feature the return of Conor McGregor as he faces off against Dustin Poirier on January 23.
• The main card PPV starts at 10 p.m. ET on ESPN+; it costs $70 on top of an ESPN+ subscription.
• New ESPN+ members can bundle UFC 257 with one year of ESPN+ for $90 – that’s 30% off the regular price.
• See also: How to watch UFC 257

UFC superstar Conor McGregor will make his highly anticipated return to the octagon at UFC 257 on January 23, where he’ll face #2-ranked lightweight Dustin Poirier in the main event. The main card of UFC 257 is a $69.99 pay-per-view event and will be exclusive to members of the ESPN+ streaming service.

ESPN+ normally costs $5.99 per month or $59.99 for an annual subscription, but new subscribers coming in for UFC 257 can get a 30% discount if they bundle the PPV event with one year of ESPN+. With the deal, you’ll pay $89.98 for UFC 257 and a full year of ESPN+. Without the deal, that combination would normally cost $129.98. 

The bundle deal also presents a good alternative for people who might be thinking of signing up for a monthly ESPN+ plan just to watch the PPV. If you sign up for one month of ESPN+ and buy UFC 257, it will cost you $75.98. The bundle deal gives you 11 more months of ESPN+ for only $14 more.

ESPN+ subscribers can also watch every UFC Fight Night event at no extra cost, and members get access to replays, highlights, more live sporting events, and a large library of ESPN original shows.

After a year, your ESPN+ subscription will renew at the normal $59.99 per year price unless you cancel or alter it. ESPN+ is also available in a monthly bundle with Hulu and Disney Plus starting at $12.99 per month. For more info on what’s included with ESPN+, be sure to check out our full breakdown.

If you’re looking for more details on Poirier vs. McGregor, we’ve also got a full rundown of how to watch UFC 257, and Insider combat sports correspondent Alan Dawson is always following the latest news, rumors, and results coming out from UFC.