How to watch Ms. Marvel online - stream the entire Marvel show for less

Ms. Marvel poster
(Image credit: Disney)

The series can now be watched in its entirety, so it's a good idea to watch Ms. Marvel online ASAP before it gets spoiled for you (especially with some huge implications for the Marvel Cinematic Universe taking place in the finale). Fortunately, it's not difficult to find at a low price. The only way to stream Ms. Marvel is with a Disney Plus membership, and we've got advice on how to get a sub for as little as possible here.

So, how much is that going to cost you exactly? We've listed a detailed breakdown of how to watch Ms. Marvel in your region for less below, but in general, you won't be paying more than the price of a couple of lattes. For the lowest price, we'd recommend the standard subscription - it's the cheapest overall. Short of a free subscription via contract (a la Verizon in the USA or O2 in the UK), there's no way to stream Ms. Marvel for less right now.

You can find better-value options, though. To get you maximum bang for your buck, we've rounded up the top Disney Plus sign-up deals further down the page. Simply click your region to jump right there.

Once you've finished streaming the show, be sure to check out our guide to the best Ms. Marvel merch. It's stuffed with t-shirts, toys, and general giftware that'd make good presents for yourself or someone else.

Watch Ms. Marvel online - USA

Disney Plus | $7.99 per month

Disney Plus | $7.99 per month
Want the cheapest way to watch Ms. Marvel online? Get yourself the basic membership listed here. Thinking of sticking around to see She-Hulk later this year? It's worth considering the $79.99 annual fee instead. That deal offers 12 months for the price of 10, so will save you around $16 overall. Another alternative would be the Disney Plus bundle with Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus for $13.99 per month (or $19.99p/m if you'd prefer to go without Hulu ads).

Watch Ms. Marvel - Canada

Disney Plus | $11.99 per month

Disney Plus | $11.99 per month
If you want to stream Ms. Marvel for as little as possible, the regular monthly subscription for Disney is the cheapest option right now (unfortunately for us, the Disney Plus free trial is no longer active). However, bear in mind that it's not the best offer in terms of value - that honor goes to the annual $119.99 deal, furnishing you with 12 months for the price of 10.

Watch Ms. Marvel - UK

Disney Plus | £7.99 per month

Disney Plus | £7.99 per month
As with Loki, Hawkeye, and Moon Knight, the only place to see this Marvel show is Disney's streaming service. Short of hitting O2's offer of six months of Disney Plus with certain contracts, your cheapest way to watch Ms. Marvel would be with the monthly sub. Still, it's worth at least considering the £79.90 annual membership. It is more expensive to begin with, true, but it's better value in the long run because you're getting 12 months for the price of 10.

Stream Ms. Marvel - Australia

Disney Plus | $11.99 per month

Disney Plus | $11.99 per month
You can stream Ms. Marvel exclusively on Disney's streaming service, and your cheapest ticket in is the standard monthly rate seen here. It's worth your while considering the $119.99 annual fee if you want to stick around for She-Hulk, though. It's better value for money on the whole because you gain 12 months for the price of 10.

Watch Ms. Marvel - India

Disney Plus with Hotstar (Premium) | ₹299 per month / ₹1499 a year

Disney Plus with Hotstar (Premium) | ₹299 per month / ₹1499 a year
Hoping to watch Ms. Marvel in India? No problem - Disney Plus Hotstar bundles are your chance. Pick up the Premium tier and you'll get multiplex and new Indian movies to go with Hotstar specials, a lack of ads, and Full HD streaming accompanied by Dolby 5.1 audio for your trouble. Content is available in English or with several dubbed options as well, and it's even better value if you pick the annual option - you're saving a massive ₹2088 a year compared to the ₹299 monthly fees.

Get Disney Plus deals where you are

Check for Disney Plus deals in your region

Check for Disney Plus deals in your region
If you can't see your region listed above, we'd recommend checking to see if Disney Plus exists in your area - if it does, you'll find Ms. Marvel there. And if the streaming service isn't available for you just yet, don't give up. It'll be coming soon, as the company has promised a worldwide rollout over the next few years.

Want more?

If you're unsure about whether you want to commit, check out our Disney Plus review for an idea of how it stacks up against the competition.

Hoping to spruce up your tech so you can watch Ms. Marvel at its best, on the other hand? Cast your eyes over the best gaming TVs (available here for UK readers), not to mention the best gaming sound system.

For other deals on streaming services, be sure to check out our guides to the latest Hulu bundle deals, HBO Max prices, and the latest ESPN Plus costs and bundles.


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Benjamin Abbott
Tabletop & Merch Editor

I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and now manage GamesRadar+'s tabletop gaming and toy coverage. You'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news.

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