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OutTV: Price, Plans, Trial
Updated September 19, 2026 • By Renee Cuisia
AGMTW score, out of 100
LGBTQ programming, thin enough that Revry covers most of it for free.
Value for money67
Full price for LGBTQ programming that is thin.
$5.99 a month. The cheapest service in the same category is $3.99 ($2 less).
Content quality30
LGBTQ series and films, a small catalog.
Apps and devices51
A weak app; device coverage unverified.
Rated 2.18 in the app store. No device list to check against.
Streaming quality55
1080p, stereo; no 4K at any price.
Base plan streams in 1080p.
OutTV is one of the earliest LGBTQ+ oriented streaming services, dating back to a channel by the same name that was launched in 2001. OutTV offers a wide range of programming, from original series and movies to licensed content from other networks. Some of their most popular titles include “Canada’s Drag Race” and “Call Me Mother”.
How Much Does OutTV Cost? All Plans & Pricing
- LGBTQ+ films & series
- OutTV originals
- Six month subscription also available at $29.99
Also available as a premium add-on for Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Roku, and YouTube TV
Sign up for OutTVOutTV at a Glance
Payment Options
- Credit card
- Paypal
OutTV Features
- Ad-free option
- Add-on
- Annual subscription
- Monthly subscription
- On-demand content
- Semi-annual subscription
- Trial
Specialty
- LGBTQ+
- Niche content
- Original series
Frequently Asked Questions About OutTV
How much does OutTV cost?
OutTV starts at $5.99/month.
Does OutTV have a free trial?
Yes. OutTV currently offers a 7-day free trial for new subscribers.
Can I cancel OutTV anytime?
OutTV is a month-to-month subscription with no long-term contract. You can cancel at any time without penalty.
Is OutTV worth it?
OutTV is one of the earliest LGBTQ+ oriented streaming services, dating back to a channel by the same name that was launched in 2001. OutTV offers a wide range of programming, from original series and movies to licensed content from other networks. Some of their most popular titles include "Canada's Drag Race" and "Call Me Mother".