TNA Wrestling has revamped its TNA+ streaming service, launching a new premium VIP membership that gives fans another way to access the promotion’s pay-per-view events.

The new TNA+ VIP tier is available for $19.99 per month or $129.99 annually. TNA says this marks the first time it has offered a monthly subscription that includes its PPV events, giving viewers the option to watch without committing to a full year.

For those interested in the annual package, TNA is currently running an introductory promotion that reduces the price to $99.99 when using the code “TNA2026.”

According to TNA, the monthly plan has been introduced to provide fans with the “flexibility to access every PPV alongside the broader VIP membership benefits without committing to an annual plan.”

VIP membership includes:

• Access to every TNA PPV, including Bound For Glory on Sunday, October 11
• Full access to the TNA+ content library
• Early access to selected original programming, podcasts and upcoming shows
• VIP-exclusive content and experiences
• Special merchandise offers
• Ticket opportunities
• Additional members-only benefits

TNA also plans to expand the VIP program throughout the year, with further content, perks and experiences expected to be added.

Fans who do not want to subscribe will still have options. A free version of TNA+ will remain available with non-premium programming, while individual PPVs can continue to be purchased separately for $39.99.

TNA President Carlos Silva will also take part in an exclusive town hall for VIP members this Wednesday at 7 p.m. Eastern.

TNA's Upcoming PPV Schedule

TNA's next major event is Lockdown 2026, which takes place in Chicago this Sunday, August 23. Every match on the show will be held inside a steel cage, with The Hardys defending the TNA World Tag Team Championship against Nic and Ryan Nemeth among the bouts announced.

The promotion will then head to Tampa, Florida for Bound For Glory on October 11, followed by Destination X in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on November 15.

The introduction of the monthly VIP option gives regular PPV viewers a potentially cheaper route into TNA's biggest events, particularly for fans who would rather subscribe around specific shows than purchase them individually.