The US Open runs through September 13. Three days of it are free over the air, and one way in costs $4.99.
Main draw play runs August 30 to September 13. ESPN, ESPN2 and ABC carry the matches, with Spanish-language coverage on ESPN Deportes.
ABC has all three Sundays: opening day, the Round of 16 on September 6, and the men's final on September 13. An antenna gets them free.
ESPN streams every match from all 16 courts in the ESPN app, but only on the ESPN Unlimited plan. The outside courts never reach cable.
It is $29.99 a month or $299.99 a year. Both rise to $31.99 and $319.99 on September 17, four days after the men's final.
Disney+ subscribers can watch select opening-day action inside the Disney+ app with no ESPN add-on. That access covers August 30 only.
Sling sells passes, not subscriptions: $4.99 for 24 hours, $9.99 for three days, $14.99 for a week. Orange carries ESPN and ESPN2, not ABC.
Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV and DirecTV carry ABC and ESPN together. Hulu + Live TV bundles in ESPN Unlimited at no extra cost.
ESPN runs RedZone at the US Open from August 30 to September 4, 11am to 6pm ET, jumping point to point across every court.
Multiview puts several courts on one screen, on mobile and connected TVs. The ESPN app itself runs on phones, streaming sticks and consoles.
Free on ABC for three Sundays, $4.99 for a single day, $29.99 for the lot. Decide before September 17, when ESPN's price goes up.