Rated 7+ IMDb · 70%+ RT Little-known finds Curated by humans
Rated 7+ IMDb · 70%+ RT Little-known finds Curated by humans
Updated October 18, 2026 • By The Staff
AGMTW score, out of 10
Business news only, at a price that assumes you need it for work.
Value for money3.2
Expensive for business news alone.
$14.99 a month. The cheapest single-channel service in the same category is $5.99 ($9 less). Weighed against what it carries (content 0/10), that comes to 3.2 on value.
Content quality0
None of the 20 most-watched cable channels.
Carries none of the 20 most-watched cable channels in our channel listings.
Apps and devices6.2
Serviceable app, on 4 of the 12 major devices.
Rated 4.67 on iPhone and 4.53 on Android. Works on 4 of 12 devices.
Streaming quality7.5
1080p, stereo; no 4K at any price.
Base plan streams in 1080p.
CNBC+ is a business-centered streaming service that serves as an extension of the Comcast cable channel. Despite the “plus” on its name, it doesn’t offer exclusive programs or new content. Instead, it gives users access to additional live feeds from its news stations in Asia and Europe, making it more global than ever. You can also download it on almost all devices, so you can stream programs like Mad Money and Sqwak Box on the go. A subscription is currently priced at a hefty $14.99/month, while a premium tier that claims to offer advanced market insight and investment tips is priced at $34.99/month.
CNBC+ carries 2+ channels, including CNBC, CNBC World.
How much does CNBC+ cost?
CNBC+ starts at $14.99/month.
Does CNBC+ have a free trial?
CNBC+ does not currently offer a free trial.
What channels does CNBC+ include?
CNBC+ carries 2 channels, including CNBC, CNBC World.
What devices support CNBC+?
CNBC+ is available on Android, Apple TV, iOS, Roku.
Can I cancel CNBC+ anytime?
CNBC+ is a month-to-month subscription with no long-term contract. You can cancel at any time without penalty.
Is CNBC+ worth it?
CNBC+ is a business-centered streaming service that serves as an extension of the Comcast cable channel. Despite the "plus" on its name, it doesn't offer exclusive programs or new content. Instead, it gives users access to additional live feeds from its news stations in Asia and Europe, making it more global than ever. You can also download it on almost all devices, so you can stream programs like Mad Money and Sqwak Box on the go. A subscription is currently priced at a hefty $14.99/month, while a premium tier that claims to offer advanced market insight and investment tips is priced at $34.99/month.
Four criteria, each scored out of 10. The overall score is their weighted average: content 50%, value 20%, apps 20%, streaming quality 10%.
Value for money
0The most expensive service of its kind.
10The cheapest service of its kind, with full content.
Content quality
0None of the 20 most-watched cable channels, or nothing from our recommended list.
10All 20 channels, or the deepest catalog of titles we recommend.
Apps and devices
0A one-star app that runs on none of the 12 major devices.
10Five-star apps on all 12 major devices.
Streaming quality
0Below 720p.
104K on the plan we price.