Money in the Bank 2025 is a WWE wrestling event you can watch through several paid streaming and cable services
Money in the Bank 2025 is an annual professional wrestling event held by WWE, typically broadcast in July. You can watch it live or on-demand through WWE's own streaming service, cable pay-per-view, or third-party platforms that carry WWE events. The event is not free, and the cost and availability depend on which service you choose and whether you already subscribe.
This guide covers the main ways to watch, what each option costs, and what to expect on the day of the event. None of these services are affiliated with Fortified Finance — we're explaining how the broadcast distribution works so you can decide which fits your situation.
Key Takeaways
- WWE Premium Membership is the dedicated streaming service for WWE events and costs around $11.99 per month or $119.99 per year, with a free trial period available for new members.
- Cable and satellite providers like Comcast, Charter, and DirecTV offer pay-per-view access, typically costing $79.99 to $84.99 for the live broadcast.
- Peacock (NBC's streaming service) includes Money in the Bank as part of a Premium or Premium Plus subscription if you live in the United States.
- The event usually airs live on a Saturday evening in July, with replays available within hours on most platforms.
- Prices and availability vary by region and change year to year, so checking the official WWE website closer to the event date gives you the most current information.
WWE Premium Membership: the dedicated streaming option
WWE Premium Membership is WWE's own streaming service and includes all major WWE events, including Money in the Bank. A monthly subscription costs around $11.99 per month, and an annual subscription costs around $119.99 per year. New members often receive a free trial period (typically 7 days) before the first charge.
With WWE Premium, you can watch Money in the Bank live or on-demand when ready after it ends. The service also includes access to past events, weekly programming like Raw and SmackDown, and original WWE content. You can watch on a web browser, mobile app, or connected TV device. If you plan to watch multiple WWE events throughout the year, this is usually the most economical choice.
To start, visit WWE.com, select the Premium Membership option, and create an account. You'll need a valid payment method. If you cancel within the free trial period, you won't be charged. After the trial ends, your subscription renews automatically each month or year unless you cancel.
Peacock: included with NBC's streaming service in the US
If you already subscribe to Peacock (NBC's streaming service), Money in the Bank is included at no extra cost with a Peacock Premium or Premium Plus subscription. Peacock Premium costs $5.99 per month with ads, or $11.99 per month without ads. Premium Plus (ad-free with offline downloads) costs $19.99 per month.
Peacock carries WWE events as part of its sports programming. You can watch live or on-demand through the Peacock app or website. The broadcast quality and timing are the same as other platforms. This option makes sense if you already use Peacock for other content and don't want to pay separately for WWE.
Note that Peacock's WWE content is available primarily in the United States. If you're outside the US, WWE Premium Membership or your local cable provider is usually the available option.
Cable and satellite pay-per-view: through your TV provider
Cable providers like Comcast (Xfinity), Charter (Spectrum), and Cox, as well as satellite providers like DirecTV and Dish Network, offer Money in the Bank as a pay-per-view event. The cost is typically $79.99 to $84.99 for the live broadcast, depending on your provider and region.
To order, use your provider's remote control, website, or mobile app. Search for "Money in the Bank" or navigate to the pay-per-view section. You'll need to confirm the purchase with your account PIN or password. The event will appear on your cable or satellite box at the scheduled broadcast time, and you can usually rewatch it for 24 to 48 hours after it airs.
This option is useful if you don't have a streaming subscription and prefer to watch on your TV without setting up additional accounts. However, the per-event cost is higher than a monthly streaming subscription if you watch multiple events.
International viewing options and regional differences
Outside the United States, Money in the Bank is broadcast through different services depending on your country. In Canada, it may be available through TSN or Sportsnet. In the United Kingdom and Europe, BT Sport and other regional sports networks carry WWE events. In Australia, it's often available through Foxtel or Stan Sport.
The easiest way to find your region's broadcast option is to visit WWE.com and look for the "Watch" or "How to Watch" section, which lists providers by country. Prices, timing, and availability vary significantly by region, so checking the official source closer to the event date is more reliable than general information.
If you're traveling outside your home country, some streaming services (like WWE Premium) work internationally, while others (like Peacock) are restricted to the US. Check your service's terms before traveling if you plan to watch while away.
What to expect on the day of the event
Money in the Bank typically airs live on a Saturday evening in July. The broadcast usually starts at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT and runs for three to four hours. Pre-show content often begins an hour earlier on YouTube or the streaming platform.
Most platforms allow you to start watching within minutes of the broadcast beginning. If you miss the live event, replays are usually available within a few hours on streaming services and within 24 hours on cable pay-per-view. WWE Premium and Peacock typically have the fastest replay availability.
If you're watching live, plan for potential technical issues — have a backup way to watch (like a mobile app if your TV connection drops) or know your provider's customer service number. Most providers offer refunds if the broadcast is interrupted for extended periods due to technical failure on their end.
Comparing cost and convenience across platforms
The table below shows the main differences between each viewing option. Your choice depends on whether you watch multiple WWE events per year, whether you already subscribe to other services, and whether you prefer the simplicity of cable pay-per-view or the flexibility of streaming.
| Platform | Cost | Live + Replay | Devices | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WWE Premium | $11.99/month or $119.99/year | Yes, when ready | Web, app, TV | Multiple WWE events per year |
| Peacock (US only) | $5.99–$19.99/month | Yes, when ready | Web, app, TV | Already subscribed to Peacock |
| Cable/Satellite PPV | $79.99–$84.99 per event | Yes, 24–48 hours | TV box | One-time viewing, no streaming setup |
| Regional providers | Varies by country | Varies | Varies | Outside the US |
If you watch only Money in the Bank and no other WWE events, cable pay-per-view costs more per event than a monthly WWE Premium subscription. However, if you don't want to commit to a subscription, pay-per-view is a one-time charge with no recurring billing. If you watch multiple WWE events throughout the year, WWE Premium or Peacock (if you already subscribe) is more economical.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I watch Money in the Bank for free?
No, Money in the Bank is a paid event on all platforms. WWE Premium offers a free trial period for new members, so you could watch the event free if it falls within your trial window, but you'd need to cancel before the trial ends to avoid being charged. Peacock's free tier does not include live sports events.
What if I miss the live broadcast?
Replays are available on all platforms within hours of the event ending. WWE Premium and Peacock have the fastest replay availability (usually within 30 minutes to an hour). Cable pay-per-view replays are typically available for 24 to 48 hours after the broadcast. You can watch the replay as many times as you want during the replay window.
Do I need a cable subscription to watch Money in the Bank?
No. WWE Premium and Peacock are standalone streaming services that don't require cable. You can watch through either of those without a cable or satellite subscription. Cable pay-per-view is only an option if you already have cable or satellite service.
Will Money in the Bank be on YouTube?
WWE sometimes posts highlights and clips on YouTube after the event, but the full live broadcast and full replay are not free on YouTube. Pre-show content may be available on YouTube, but the main event requires a paid subscription or pay-per-view purchase.
Can I share a WWE Premium or Peacock subscription with family members?
WWE Premium and Peacock both allow multiple users on one account, but the terms of service restrict simultaneous streaming to one or two streams depending on the service and subscription tier. Check the specific service's household sharing policy before sharing login credentials with people outside your household, as both services monitor for account sharing abuse.