This deal is a winner! A month of Kayo Sports is now just AU$1

The Australian winter of sport has begun,with the NRL’s Las Vegas opening at the start of March and the AFL kicking off on March 7. To celebrate, Kayo has decided to offer new customers the option to substitute its usual seven day free trial for 30 days for just AU$1 – on either its Standard or Premium subscription.

Kayo just increased the price of its newly-named Premium plan, and we’ve previously questioned whether the streamer is worth it for NRL fans. You’d miss more than 100 games of NRL without it, but there’s even more value to be found if you’re a fan of multiple sports. On March 16, the 20 best drivers in the world go head-to-head, as the 2025 F1 season takes off in Melbourne. Soon after, the MLB season will start on March 18 as the Champion LA Dodgers and Shohei Ohtani take on the Chicago Cubs. You might even snag some of the NBA playoffs, with the regular season ending on April 13.

The first moments of the 2025 NRL, AFL and F1 seasons are obviously a key reason to subscribe to Kayo in March. That being said, even if you’re not interested in watching those sports, Kayo still offers a heap of value without watching one second of that trio.

There’s a whole heap of old sports events too, from classic Rugby League matches to Boxing bouts that let you watch greats like Rocky Marciano, Sonny Liston, Floyd Mayweather, Sugar Ray Robinson and Oscar De La Hoya in their prime. And then there’s sports-related shows like Thursday Night with Matty Johns, NRL 360, AFL 360, The Pat McAfee show, SportsCenter, First Take and more. That’s just the tip of the iceberg.

The true value of Kayo Sports is its massive library of documentaries – which are perfectly bingeable in this AU$1 for one-month period. Kayo boasts more than 80 30 for 30 documentaries, diving deep into famous moments, players and events in boxing, NFL, NBA, extreme sports, tennis, pop culture, college sports, racing, cycling, hockey and even competitive eating.

For only AU$1, you’d be getting your money’s worth by watching just one of those documentaries. Get in quick, Kayo states this is a limited-time offer.