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Sports streaming service DAZN raised its monthly rate in the U.S. by $10 and unveiled a $99.99 annual pass.
Starting March 25, DAZN's monthly price will be $19.99, up from $9.99 a month, Joseph Markowski, DAZN executive vice president of North America, said in a March 21 post.
The streaming service offers more than 100 fight nights per year featuring various combat sports.
Pricing for existing subscribers will be grandfathered for one year.