A List of Free Live Broadcasters for the Paris 2024 Olympics
Watching the Olympics can be an exciting experience. I remember it as a time to gather with my family and share the excitement of the competition while we watched athletes from all over the world show us what they’re made of.
However, finding a good live channel to watch the games was always a bit tricky. That’s still the same today, thanks to the many different TV channels and online streaming services on the market.
That’s why I’ve put together a list to help you find the best places to watch all the action live, no matter where you are in the world. I’ve looked at which broadcasters will be showing the Olympics in North America, Europe, Asia, and many other places, so you can enjoy your favorite events without missing a thing.
Regional Broadcasters Covering the Olympic Games
Broadcasters or companies that hold major broadcast rights for entire regions or are covering a region extensively.
| Region | Broadcaster(s) |
Global
|
CMG* |
Europe |
Eurosport** |
Northern America |
NBC TV Network (USA), Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) (Canada) |
Latin America |
América Móvil, Claro Sports |
Caribbean |
Sportsmax |
Central and Southeast Asia |
Dentsu |
Indian subcontinent |
Viacom18 |
Middle East and North Africa |
beIN Sports |
Sub-Saharan Africa |
SuperSport, Infront Sports & Media |
*CMG is producing the Olympics’ international public broadcast, which covers four events (gymnastics, table tennis, badminton, and rock climbing). At the time of writing, it’s unclear where CMG will stream this content.
**Eurosport is a paid channel but is included in some TV packages and as part of Discovery+.
Free Live Broadcasters by Country
Where can you go to watch the Olympics in your country? Here’s our list of free-to-watch broadcasters, channels, or entities with sublicensed rights to show the Olympics.
Paid Streaming Platforms Showing the Olympic Games
Online streaming platforms that are showing the Olympics. These options aren’t free. But if you have an account for one of them already, or have no other option, you can watch the games here.
However, explore our list of free channels before you consider paying for a streaming service to watch the Olympics. Paid streaming platforms can be expensive, and the Olympics are widely available on terrestrial TV or free streaming platforms.
| Country | Streaming Platform | Fee |
Global
|
Olympics TV Online | Free |
Australia |
Stan | Basic subscription + AU$15.00 Stan Sport add-on (AU) |
Brazil |
Globoplay | $13.99/month (US)
*Globoplay is free for anyone with a Brazilian IP address. |
Canada |
Sportsnet | CA$19.99/month or $179.99/year (CA) |
Canada |
The Sports Network (TSN) | CA$8.00/month (CA)
*TSN comes with some Canadian TV packages. |
Europe |
Discovery+ | $4.99/month (US) |
New Zealand |
Sky Sport Now | $24.99/week or $49.99/month (NZ) |
South Africa |
DSTV | R799/month (SA) |
USA |
DirecTV Stream | $69.99/month for 24 months (US) |
USA |
Fubo | $79.99/month (US) |
USA |
Hulu + Live TV | $76.99/month (US) |
USA |
Max | Basic subscription + $9.99 B/R Sports add-on (US) |
USA |
Peacock | $5.99/month (US) |
USA |
Sling TV | $40/month (US) |
USA |
YouTube TV | $72.99/month (US) |
The Bottom Line
The Olympics have the power to bring together people from around the world. Seeing everyone cheering on their heroes and being inspired by each amazing performance is heartwarming.
This list of where to watch the Olympics live is designed to help make sure you don’t miss out on any of the excitement.
Whether you decide to watch from your living room, your phone, or anywhere else, I’ve got you covered. So get your snacks ready, pick your favorite spot, and enjoy watching the world’s best athletes go for gold.
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