The difference in cost between NBA League Pass Price plans is $16.99 per month for the standard plan and $24.99 per The difference in cost between NBA League Pass Price plans is $16.99 per month for the standard plan and $24.99 per month for League Pass Premium, which is about ₱1,066 and ₱1,568 at today's exchange rate, respectively — and it depends on what you are looking to watch on and if you care about commercials. Either plan gives you access to the same library of out-of-market games and the difference in cost is for convenience, and not for additional content.
This is what each price level offers you in dollars and pesos, what it looks like side by side and how to sign up after you have already selected one.
In a single sentence: NBA League Pass price is ₱16.99 per month (about $16.99 USD) for the regular plan, and ₱24.99 per month (about $24.99 USD) for League Pass Premium, which can be cancelled at any time — with the mid-market USD-to-PHP exchange rate of ₱62.73 as of September 22, 2026. Below is the break down of what that price difference is for.
NBA League Pass is in U.S. dollars, not Philippine pesos (no page in NBA.com is confirmed to be in pesos). These are currency conversions for reference only and not the amount shown at NBA.com's checkout. The exchange rate above is approximate and may be slightly higher on your bank or card statement than it is above due to the foreign transaction fee which your bank or card issuer may charge.
| Feature | League Pass ($16.99/mo · ~₱1,066) | League Pass Premium ($24.99/mo · ~₱1,568) |
| Commercials | Included | None — in-arena feed during breaks |
| Concurrent devices | 1 | Up to 3 |
| Offline viewing | Not included | Included |
| Multiview (up to 4 games) | Included | Included |
| Home/away broadcast choice | Included | Included |
| Cancel anytime | Yes | Yes |
The estimated $8 (~₱502) difference in price per month per user allows for three things: an ad-free experience, offline downloads and two additional device streams at the same time. On one screen, standard League Pass offers all of the home games for a less expensive price. Premium is a worthwhile investment of time and resources when you want to play a different game on the other platform at the same time, or when you need to download some games for later offline use on a flight or commute.
Yes, but it's not on the main plans page. The League Pass, which is listed as a gift but can also be purchased by yourself, costs a flat $109.99 for 12 months of NBA.com. The League Pass is a flat $109.99 (around ₱6,899 at the current exchange rate) for 12 months of NBA.com. That's roughly $9.17/month (~₱575/month) as of September 22, 2026, right on NBA.com's gift subscription page.
About 109.99 pesos a month ($9.17) for a subscription to the 12-month League Pass is approximately 46% cheaper than the monthly $16.99 full-year subscription, and approximately 63% cheaper than the monthly $24.99 Premium subscription. Let's take a look at the math behind this.
| Plan | 12 months paid monthly | 12-month upfront price | Savings |
| League Pass ($16.99/mo) | $203.88 (~₱12,791) | $109.99 (~₱6,899) | ~$93.89 saved (~46%) |
| League Pass Premium ($24.99/mo) | $299.88 (~₱18,808) | $109.99 (~₱6,899) | ~$189.89 saved (~63%) |
There's one detail to note before signing up to the 12-month subscription page: Unlike the monthly subscription plans page, there's no distinction between standard and Premium tiers, so you have to make sure it offers the same standard tier for a significantly reduced price, or you're also getting a Premium tier with all the features. For those who already favor the standard plan and are considering going with that, this is the more obvious choice; for those who aren't already using the standard plan but really need Premium's 3-device/offline features, check before thinking that it means you will save more money.
It's important to understand what you're getting when paying either monthly rate that is available for League Pass, compared to cable or free broadcast:
If you're looking to watch games in black and white live, as they're broadcast nationally, you don't need to sign up for League Pass to do so — it's already blacked out on the service and will be available on whichever channel is broadcasting it. The price of League Pass is worth it in particular if you're not a big TV viewer, and you want to see a team outside of the reach of national TV coverage.
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The two options for NBA League Pass Philippines are $16.99/month (or approximately ₱1,066) for one device, ad-supported viewing, and $24.99/month (or approximately ₱1,568) for multi-device, commercial-free viewing, with offline viewing. Based on the number of screens you use and if the ads bother you, sign up directly from NBA.com or the NBA App keeping in mind that the final peso amount will depend on the exchange rate of your card. After watching all the games your teams play, try the live NBA odds and place a season bet (no conversion required) on a platform that provides a license to bet in the Philippines: Sports OKBet.
The price for these in USD is $16.99 per month for standard NBA League Pass and $24.99 per month for NBA Premium Pass (i.e. basic and premium subscriptions, respectively), which equates to about ₱1,066 per month and ₱1,568 per month, respectively, when converted to the current mid-market exchange rate of approximately ₱62.73 per dollar — your charge will vary depending on the exchange rate your card issuer uses, as well as any foreign transaction fee.
No — no NBA.com prices in pesos, so Filipinos pay in USD and the pesos shown on their bill are determined by whatever their bank charges them for the conversion at the time they are billed.
The monthly gap is about $8 (~₱502), which provides an ad-free viewing experience during breaks, offline streaming and two concurrent streams for different devices (the game library remains the same across both tiers).
Yes — NBA.com's 12-month subscription costs a mere ₱6,899 or $109.99, which comes out to less than $9.17 a month for an entire year. Find out at checkout if it offers premium features (streaming to multiple devices, for example) as there are no tiers listed on the gift page as there are on the monthly plan pages.
Yes, the monthly plan can be cancelled at any time, and you will be able to use the service until the end of the current month.
It just depends on which team you follow — if you're not interested in watching only nationally televised games, League Pass is the only way to do so from the Philippines and it will cost you about ₱1,066–₱1,568 per month, depending on how many devices you want and how much you don't want ads to show up while you're watching.
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