For the first time Canal+ will become accessible at less than €10 per month. The pay-TV service will launch for the new term a tailor-made offer for millions of young French people.

Thanks to this unprecedented offer, people under 26 will be able to subscribe to Canal + for the first time at €9.95 instead of €19.90 per month, without commitment.

The exclusively-digital offer will provide access via myCanal on mobile, PC and tablet to all the variety and richness of Canal + programmes, live and on demand.

Canal+ says the ‘innovative’ offer will complete the new Canal range by directly addressing 6 million 18-25 year olds with benefits specifically meeting their expectations, such as a very attractive subscription price at less than €10 per month; roaming access on connected screens in France and throughout the European Union, and the freedom to subscribe and unsubscribe at will.

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