Stream your new CNN All Access subscription and exclusive content

CNN is trying again to sign up for a full streaming service.

Owned news network Warner Bros. DiscoveryIt announced Thursday that its “All Access” subscription will start in the US on October 28 and will cost $6.99 per month or $69.99 per year.

The new plan is presented as a central hub for CNN journalism, and includes access to live and on-demand US and global video programming, CNN.com articles and subscriber-only content across all platforms. To attract early adopters, the company is offering a limited-time annual subscription for $41.99 to those who sign up by January 5.

“No one covers the world like CNN,” Alex MacCallum, executive vice president of digital products and services at CNN Worldwide, said in a statement. “This is a key step in CNN’s evolution, providing a comprehensive experience that meets how audiences consume news today.”

The All Access plan builds on CNN’s existing digital subscription, which has now been rebranded to the basic tier. Originally launched in 2024, the Basic plan includes unlimited access to CNN articles and select features for subscribers, but excludes video content.

The news company has been toying with the idea of ​​different subscription options for years.

CNN+, a subscription service offering a mix of live news, on-demand programming and unique original series, was shut down just one month after its launch in March 2022. The shutdown was partly the result of the merger between Warner Bros. and Warner Bros. Television. and Discover in April 2022 amid disappointing subscription numbers and internal challenges at CNN.

Warner Bros. Discovery has a change process of its own. The media giant announced in June that it plans to split into two public companies by 2026. The streaming company and studios will include its movie properties and HBO Max, and the global networking company will include CNN, among others.

At the same time, Paramount Skydance He was looking to acquire WBD ahead of a potential turnover.