What DAZN PPV is and how to buy events
DAZN PPV lets you buy individual sporting events through the DAZN streaming platform without a full subscription. You pay a one-time fee per event — typically between $15 and $25 depending on the sport and the matchup — and watch it on any device where DAZN is available. The event remains in your purchase history after it airs, so you can rewatch it for a set period (usually 30 days).
To buy a PPV event on DAZN, you create a DAZN account, navigate to the event listing, select "Buy Now" or "Purchase", enter or confirm your payment method, and complete the transaction. The charge appears on your credit card, debit card, or the payment method linked to your account. Once purchased, the event appears in your library and you can start watching at any time before the broadcast ends.
DAZN PPV is most common for combat sports — boxing and mixed martial arts events — though the platform occasionally offers PPV access to other sports depending on your region and the broadcaster's rights agreement. Not every event on DAZN requires PPV; many are included with a standard DAZN subscription or are free to watch.
Key Takeaways
- DAZN PPV events cost between $15 and $25 per event and are purchased individually through your DAZN account without requiring a full subscription.
- You can watch a purchased event as many times as you want during the rewatch window, which typically lasts 30 days after the broadcast.
- Payment is processed when ready when you buy, and the charge appears on your credit card or linked payment method within one to three business days.
- DAZN PPV is available primarily for boxing and MMA events, though availability varies by region and depends on which broadcaster holds the rights to that event.
- You do not need a DAZN subscription to buy a PPV event, but you do need a free DAZN account to make the purchase.
PPV pricing and what determines the cost
DAZN PPV prices vary by event and are set by the broadcaster or rights holder, not by DAZN itself. A typical price range is $15 to $25 in the United States, though major championship fights or high-profile matchups can cost more. Some events are bundled with a DAZN subscription at no extra charge, while others are PPV-only.
The price you see when you click on an event is the final price — there are no hidden fees added at checkout. Tax may explore depending on your state and local laws, and it will be shown before you confirm your purchase. If you use a payment method that charges foreign transaction fees (for example, if you are outside the United States), those fees are between you and your bank, not DAZN.
Prices do not change based on when you buy. Purchasing the day before an event costs the same as purchasing an hour before it starts. Some platforms offer early-bird discounts or bundle deals, but DAZN typically does not.
How payment works and what happens after you buy
When you purchase a DAZN PPV event, the charge is processed when ready using the payment method on file in your account. You can use a credit card, debit card, or a digital wallet linked to your DAZN account (such as Apple Pay or Google Pay, depending on your device and region). The transaction is final — DAZN does not issue refunds for PPV purchases once the event has started or after the rewatch window closes.
The charge appears on your statement within one to three business days under the merchant name DAZN or a related entity. If you do not recognize the charge, check your DAZN account purchase history to confirm the event name and date. If you believe the charge is fraudulent or unauthorized, contact DAZN customer support with your order number and the date of purchase.
After you buy, the event is locked to your account and cannot be transferred, shared, or refunded. If multiple people in your household want to watch the same PPV event, each person needs their own DAZN account and must purchase the event separately.
Devices where you can watch DAZN PPV
DAZN PPV events stream on the same devices that support the standard DAZN app: smartphones and tablets (iOS and Android), web browsers on computers, smart TVs (through apps on Samsung, LG, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Apple TV), and gaming consoles (PlayStation and Xbox). You can buy a PPV event on one device and start watching on another — for example, buy on your phone and watch on your TV — as long as you are logged into the same DAZN account.
Streaming quality depends on your internet connection and the device you are using. DAZN typically streams PPV events in up to 1080p on most devices, though some smart TVs and newer devices may support higher resolution. If your connection is slow, the stream may automatically drop to a lower quality to prevent buffering.
You can watch a PPV event on multiple devices at the same time if your DAZN account plan allows simultaneous streams. Standard DAZN subscriptions typically allow one or two simultaneous streams depending on your region; PPV purchases follow the same rule.
Differences between DAZN PPV and a DAZN subscription
A DAZN subscription is a monthly or annual membership that gives you access to a library of sports content — typically hundreds of events per month across multiple sports. A DAZN PPV purchase is a one-time fee for a single event with no ongoing commitment. You do not need a subscription to buy PPV; they are separate products.
If you watch only one or two major events per year, PPV is usually cheaper than paying for a monthly subscription. If you watch sports regularly, a subscription often costs less per event over time. Some people use both: they hold a subscription for regular viewing and buy PPV for premium events not included in their plan.
Subscription content is available to watch anytime during your membership period. PPV content is available only during the broadcast window and the rewatch period (usually 30 days). After the rewatch window closes, the event is no longer in your library, even though you paid for it.
Regional availability and blackout rules
DAZN PPV availability varies by country and region. In the United States, DAZN offers PPV for select boxing and MMA events. In other countries like Canada, Germany, and Japan, DAZN's PPV offerings and pricing differ based on local broadcasting rights and agreements.
Some events are subject to blackout restrictions, meaning they cannot be streamed in certain regions even if you have a DAZN account. This happens when another broadcaster holds exclusive rights to that event in your area. If an event is blacked out where you are, DAZN will show a message on the event page explaining why it is not available.
To check whether a specific event is available in your region, search for it on DAZN or visit the event page. If it shows a "Buy" button, it is available where you are. If it shows "Not available in your region" or similar language, it is blacked out.
Refunds, disputes, and what to do if something goes wrong
DAZN does not issue refunds for PPV purchases once the event broadcast has begun. If you purchase a PPV event and the broadcast is cancelled or postponed before it starts, contact DAZN customer support to request a refund or credit toward a future purchase. Cancellations are rare, but DAZN's policy allows for refunds in these cases.
If you are charged for a PPV event you did not purchase, or if you are charged twice for the same event, contact DAZN support when ready with your order number and the date of the charge. DAZN investigates disputed charges and can issue a refund if the charge was made in error. Keep your order confirmation email as proof of the purchase.
If you have trouble accessing a PPV event after purchase — for example, the stream will not load or keeps buffering — DAZN support can help troubleshoot the issue. They may offer a credit or rewatch extension if the technical problem prevented you from watching during the broadcast window.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a DAZN subscription to buy a PPV event?
No. You can buy a DAZN PPV event with just a free DAZN account. You do not need to pay for a monthly or annual subscription. However, you must create an account and add a valid payment method before you can purchase.
Can I watch a PPV event after the rewatch window closes?
No. Once the 30-day rewatch window ends, the event is removed from your library and you cannot watch it again through DAZN, even though you paid for it. If you want to keep a recording, you would need to capture it through other means before the window closes.
What happens if the event is cancelled or postponed?
If an event is cancelled before it airs, DAZN typically issues a refund or credit to your account. If it is postponed to a later date, your purchase usually remains valid for the rescheduled broadcast. Check your email or DAZN account for updates about the new date.
Can I share a PPV purchase with someone else on my account?
A PPV purchase is tied to your account and cannot be transferred. If another person wants to watch the same event, they need their own DAZN account and must purchase it separately. You can watch on multiple devices at the same time if your account allows simultaneous streams.
How do I learn about a PPV event is available in my region?
Search for the event on DAZN or go to the event page. If a "Buy" button appears, it is available where you are. If you see "Not available in your region" or no purchase option, it is blacked out in your area due to broadcasting rights held by another company.