All Elite Wrestling has officially entered the streaming space with the launch of MyAEW, a dedicated FAST channel and subscription platform built in partnership with Kiswe. The new service gives international fans outside North America centralized access to AEW and ROH programming for the first time.
Three subscription tiers are currently available. A monthly plan at $7.99 covers Dynamite, Collision, ROH TV, special events, and TV archive access. A $19.99 monthly plan adds live AEW pay-per-views for that month along with select PPV archive access. An annual plan at $119.99 includes all AEW PPVs for the full year.
MyAEW Seen as a Move Away From Struggling Streaming Partner Triller
Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter offered context on the platform’s deeper purpose. According to Meltzer, the launch of MyAEW is a direct response to the poor financial condition of AEW’s current global streaming partner, Triller, and the new service is being positioned to ultimately replace it. Even if Triller stabilizes financially, Meltzer noted that AEW would have a strong financial incentive to transition to MyAEW and avoid sharing revenue under their existing deal.
Key markets for the service include Europe, Australia, Japan, South Africa, Pakistan, the Philippines, and Brazil. Tony Khan described the venture as “purely an international play” during his press call, notably making no mention of Triller — a detail Meltzer cited as a sign that AEW has decided to move on from that partnership.
