WWE is reportedly working on expanding Club WWE to include more exclusive matches, archive content and a potential monthly subscription. The company wants to make the service available internationally.
Part of the plan is to tape big matches at live events and make them available to subscribers later. Some of those matches have been taped for the platform, which is expected to get more content from WWE’s archive.
Right now, Club WWE costs $99 a year, or $8.25 a month. WWE recognizes that it needs to offer a monthly payment option, but the plan as presented doesn’t include a specific price for it yet.
Going international is part of the plan as well. For now, Club WWE is only open to legal U.S. residents who are at least 18.
On July 27, WWE announced that the service would include a library of classic matches, exclusive interviews and original programming. John Cena helped promote the launch at the time, and Club WWE went live four days later.
In September, Club WWE started adding full episodes of Raw from past years. The four shows that were added included one from 2010 featuring Cena against The Nexus and the August 2016 Raw, when Kevin Owens won the WWE Universal Championship.
WWE also started offering matches that took place after TV went off the air. Cody Rhodes and Sami Zayn’s Undisputed WWE Championship match on October 19 was made available exclusively to members.