Money in the Bank 2025 airs on Peacock and traditional pay-per-view
Money in the Bank 2025 is a WWE wrestling event scheduled for July 2025. You can watch it on Peacock (the NBC streaming service) if you have a WWE Premium subscription through that platform, or order it through traditional pay-per-view channels like cable and satellite providers. Peacock also offers a standard subscription tier that includes some WWE content, though premium events may require an additional fee or higher subscription level.
The exact air date, start time, and final broadcast details will be confirmed by WWE closer to the event. Check WWE.com or Peacock directly for the most current information, since scheduling and platform availability can shift.
Key Takeaways
- Peacock is the primary streaming home for WWE events in the United States, and Money in the Bank 2025 will stream there.
- You may need a Peacock Premium or Premium Plus subscription, or an additional WWE Premium add-on, depending on Peacock's current tier structure.
- Traditional pay-per-view through cable, satellite, or digital providers is still an option if you do not have Peacock.
- WWE.com and Peacock's app will have the official start time and any last-minute changes to broadcast plans.
Peacock subscription tiers and what they include
Peacock offers multiple subscription levels. The free tier includes some WWE content but typically not premium live events. Peacock Premium (the paid tier) includes access to most WWE programming, though Money in the Bank may fall under a premium event that requires either a Premium Plus subscription or an additional purchase.
WWE also offers its own Premium subscription through Peacock, which bundles exclusive WWE content on top of the standard Peacock service. The cost and exact inclusions change periodically, so log into your Peacock account or visit their help section to see which tier covers Money in the Bank 2025 under your current plan.
Pay-per-view through cable and satellite providers
If you subscribe to cable or satellite television, you can order Money in the Bank through your provider's pay-per-view menu, usually found in the sports or entertainment section. The cost varies by provider but typically ranges from $60 to $80 for a standard definition broadcast, with higher-definition options sometimes available at a premium.
Order through your provider's remote, website, or phone line. You will need to confirm your order, and the event will be available to watch on your TV for a set window (usually 24 to 48 hours after the broadcast begins). Keep your receipt or confirmation number in case you need to contact your provider about the charge.
Digital pay-per-view and other streaming options
Some digital platforms beyond Peacock may carry Money in the Bank 2025, depending on WWE's distribution agreements at the time of the event. In the past, platforms like Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Roku have offered WWE pay-per-view purchases. Check these services closer to July 2025 to see if they are carrying the event.
International viewers should check their local streaming services or cable providers, as WWE distributes events through different partners in different countries. WWE.com maintains a list of broadcast partners by region.
How to prepare your device and internet connection
If you plan to stream on Peacock, download the app on your device (phone, tablet, smart TV, or computer) or use the web browser version at peacock.com. Make sure your internet connection is stable—a wired connection is more reliable than Wi-Fi for live events. Test your connection speed a day or two before the event; Peacock recommends at least 25 Mbps for 4K streaming and 8 Mbps for standard HD.
Log in to your Peacock account well before the event starts, and navigate to the Money in the Bank listing to confirm you have the right subscription tier. If you are ordering through cable or satellite, test your remote and pay-per-view menu a few days ahead so you are not troubleshooting during the broadcast.
What to do if you have trouble accessing the event
If you ordered through Peacock and cannot watch, restart the app or log out and back in. Clear your browser cache if you are using the web version. Check Peacock's status page or social media to see if there is a known outage affecting the broadcast.
If you ordered through cable or satellite and the event does not appear, contact your provider's customer service line—have your account number and order confirmation ready. They can resend the event to your box or issue a credit if there was a technical failure on their end. Keep records of when you ordered and when you tried to watch, as this helps resolve disputes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a separate WWE subscription if I already have Peacock?
It depends on Peacock's current tier structure and whether Money in the Bank 2025 is classified as a premium event. Some WWE events are included in Peacock Premium, while others require an additional WWE Premium add-on or a higher subscription tier. Check your Peacock account settings or contact Peacock support to confirm what you need for this specific event.
Can I watch Money in the Bank on my phone or tablet?
Yes, if you have Peacock or a digital pay-per-view service, you can download the app on your phone or tablet and stream the event. Make sure you have a strong internet connection—mobile data works, but Wi-Fi is more stable for a live broadcast. You can also cast from your phone to a smart TV using Chromecast or AirPlay if your device supports it.
What if I miss the live broadcast?
Peacock typically makes WWE events available on-demand after the live broadcast ends, so you can watch it later the same day or in the days following. Check Peacock's app or website for the replay window. Pay-per-view replays through cable or satellite are usually available for 24 to 48 hours after the event airs.
Is there a way to watch Money in the Bank for free?
Peacock's free tier does not include premium live events like Money in the Bank. However, Peacock occasionally offers free trial periods or promotional access to premium content. Check Peacock's promotions page or sign up for their email list to see if a trial is running around the event date.
What if my internet cuts out during the event?
If you are streaming through Peacock, the app will pause and attempt to reconnect. Once your connection is back, you can resume where you left off. If the outage is long, you may miss part of the live broadcast, but the full event will be available on-demand shortly after it ends. For cable or satellite, contact your provider if the outage was on their end; they may extend your viewing window.