Last verified: October 20, 2026, against the official Warhammer+ website. Pricing and rewards below apply to the Year 6 subscription cycle, which began on August 25, 2026.
A Warhammer+ subscription is easy to misunderstand. Some people assume it is a video game, others think it is a monthly box of miniatures, and many treat it as “Netflix for Warhammer.” It is none of those. the Warhammer+ subscription is the official Games Workshop membership for the Warhammer hobby, and it bundles digital content, app features, and a yearly set of physical rewards into one price.
This guide explains what the Warhammer+ subscription includes, what it costs right now, how the monthly and annual plans differ, how to subscribe and cancel, and who is likely to get real value from it. If you are new to tabletop miniature wargames, the sections below also show where Warhammer+ fits into the wider hobby.
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Quick Answer: What Is Warhammer+?
A Warhammer+ subscription is Games Workshop’s official membership service. It gives subscribers access to original Warhammer animations, hundreds of Warhammer TV episodes, premium army-building features in the Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar apps, the Warhammer Vault archive, a monthly merchandise discount, and annual subscriber-only miniatures with a Warhammer Yearbook. It does not replace buying miniatures, codexes, battletomes, or paints.
What Is Included With a Warhammer+ Subscription?
| Benefit | What you get | Where you use it |
|---|---|---|
| Animations | Original animated Warhammer series | Warhammer TV |
| Warhammer TV shows | Battle reports, painting, building, lore, interviews | Warhammer TV |
| 40K app premium | Unlimited army building (Battle Forge) and more | Warhammer 40,000: The App |
| Age of Sigmar app premium | Unlimited army building (Storm Forge) and more | Warhammer Age of Sigmar: The App |
| Warhammer Vault | Archive of lore books and White Dwarf back issues | My Warhammer account |
| Rewards | Two subscriber-only miniatures and a Yearbook | Claimed via warhammer.com |
| Extras | Monthly merch discount, giveaways, partner offers | My Warhammer account |
Warhammer+ Animations
The animation library is the most distinctive part of the Warhammer+ subscription. It features original series set in the 41st Millennium and the Mortal Realms, with both familiar characters and new ones. At the time of checking, the official site advertised more than 75 animated episodes across 15 series, with more on the way. Treat that number as a snapshot, because the library grows over time. Fans of Warhammer 40K art and concept artwork often enjoy the animations for the way they bring that visual style to life.
Warhammer TV Shows
Beyond the animations, the Warhammer+ subscription includes Warhammer TV, which carries presenter-led hobby content. The official site advertised more than 600 episodes across about 20 shows, covering:
- Battle reports
- Painting tutorials, from beginner to advanced
- Building and modelling guides
- Lore deep-dives
- Interviews with the people behind the games
- Behind-the-scenes content
New episodes are released regularly, and older episodes remain available as an archive.
Warhammer 40,000 App
The Warhammer 40,000 app has free features, but a Warhammer+ subscription unlocks premium access. That includes unlimited army building with Battle Forge, fast rules search, and access to datasheets. You can also unlock your codexes by entering the codes printed in your physical books. If you build lists often, the Warhammer 40K list builder workflow inside the app is the main reason to subscribe.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar App
The Age of Sigmar app lets everyone read the Core Rules for free. A Warhammer+ subscription adds unlimited army building with Storm Forge. Battletome content is unlocked with codes from your purchased books, and the app lets you search that content once it is added. In short, the free tier covers the basic rules, while the subscription covers list building and expanded tools.
Warhammer Vault
The Warhammer Vault is a digital archive of decades of Warhammer publishing, including lore books and classic issues of White Dwarf magazine. It suits readers who enjoy exploring how the settings have changed over time. If you already read about the Warhammer 40K background, the Vault gives you primary material to go deeper. The exact library can change, so check the current contents before subscribing for one specific title.
Subscriber-Only Miniatures and Rewards
For Year 6, each subscription includes two Commemorative Series miniatures, one for Warhammer 40,000 and one for Warhammer Age of Sigmar. It also includes the Warhammer Yearbook, a book looking back at the best of Warhammer in 2026. Shipping on these rewards is listed as free.
Eligibility depends on your plan:
- Annual subscribers can claim after being subscribed for one month.
- Monthly subscribers must stay subscribed for 12 consecutive months.
- Year 6 rewards become available to claim from January 2027, and Games Workshop emails eligible subscribers when ordering opens.
Because the rewards change every year, confirm the current reward year and terms before subscribing mainly for the miniatures.
Merchandise Discounts and Other Perks
Subscribers receive a monthly voucher for 15% off Merch.Warhammer.com. The Warhammer+ subscription also lists subscriber-only competitions and offers from licensed partners. These perks carry their own terms and can change, so treat them as a bonus rather than the main reason to join.
Warhammer+ Subscription Price: Current Official Pricing
Games Workshop raised Warhammer+ subscription prices with the Year 6 cycle that began on August 25, 2026. Many older articles still show the previous prices ($6.99 per month and $59.99 per year in the US), so check the date on any page you rely on.
| Currency | Monthly | Annual | Approx. monthly cost on annual plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| GBP (£) | 6.99 | 61.99 | £5.17 |
| USD ($) | 8.49 | 74.99 | $6.25 |
| EUR (€) | 7.59 | 67.99 | €5.67 |
| CAD ($) | 11.99 | 105.99 | $8.83 |
| AUD ($) | 13.99 | 119.99 | $10.00 |
| NZD ($) | 13.99 | 123.99 | $10.33 |
| DKK (kr) | 64 | 559 | kr 46.58 |
| SEK (kr) | 85 | 759 | kr 63.25 |
| NOK (kr) | 92 | 759 | kr 63.25 |
| PLN (zł) | 35.99 | 319.99 | zł 26.67 |
| JPY (¥) | 990 | 8,680 | ¥723 |
Source: official Warhammer+ website, checked October 20, 2026. The last column is a simple calculation (annual price divided by 12), not an official figure.
Using the US prices as an example, twelve monthly payments would total about $101.88, compared with $74.99 on the annual plan. That is a saving of roughly $26.89, or about 26%. Games Workshop describes the annual plan as 12 months for the price of 9.
If you live in Pakistan or another region not listed above: Pakistani rupees do not appear on the official Warhammer+ currency list, and Pakistan is not among the territories where Warhammer TV has officially launched. Check the live checkout page for your price, currency, and payment options before paying. Any rupee figure you see elsewhere is only a rough conversion, not an official local price.
Monthly vs. Annual Warhammer+ Subscription
| Feature | Monthly plan | Annual plan |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | Every month | One payment per year |
| Commitment | Lower | Higher |
| US cost | $8.49 per month | $74.99 per year (about $6.25 per month) |
| Reward eligibility | After 12 consecutive months | After 1 month |
| Best suited for | Trying the service, watching a specific series | Regular app users and miniature collectors |
| Cancellation | Via My Warhammer; access continues to the end of the paid period | Same method; check current terms for any refund questions |
Neither Warhammer+ subscription plan is automatically better. Monthly makes sense if you mainly want to watch a particular animation or sample the library before deciding. The annual plan makes more sense if you will use the apps through the year and want the subscriber miniatures without waiting twelve months.
Is the Warhammer+ Subscription Worth It?
Whether a Warhammer+ subscription is worth it depends on how much of the bundle you will use. This section reflects general analysis, not a universal verdict.
It may be worth it if you:
- Build armies regularly in the official 40K or Age of Sigmar apps.
- Enjoy the animations and want to follow new series.
- Watch painting guides, building guides, or battle reports.
- Like reading older lore and White Dwarf issues in the Vault.
- Want the annual miniatures and Yearbook and are happy with the annual plan.
- Play Kill Team or other skirmish games and use the app’s rules search and datasheets.
It may be less useful if you:
- Only want to watch a video or two now and then.
- Live where key features or platforms are not supported.
- Do not use the official apps for list building.
- Mostly care about physical miniatures, codexes, or battletomes, which Warhammer+ does not replace.
- Plan to subscribe only for one reward and would not use anything else.
For beginners: a single month is a low-risk way to sample Warhammer TV and the Vault. Consider the annual plan once you know you will use the apps or want the rewards. Collectors who follow new releases such as Kill Team Typhon may also like having subscriber-only models alongside their regular purchases.
Free creators on YouTube also cover painting and lore, so the strongest case for Warhammer+ rests on the official animations, the apps, the Vault, and the rewards rather than on tutorials alone.
How to Buy a Warhammer+ Subscription
- Go to the official Warhammer+ website (warhammerplus.com) or the subscribe page in My Warhammer.
- Sign in to your My Warhammer account, or create one.
- Choose the monthly or annual plan.
- Confirm your currency, country, price, and payment details.
- Read the current terms and reward information, and confirm your reward selections when prompted.
- Complete the purchase.
- Open the Warhammer TV app or website, or the 40K and Age of Sigmar apps, and sign in with the same account.
- Use the “Explore My Benefits” section of your My Warhammer account to see what is unlocked.
Checkout screens change from time to time, so follow the on-screen prompts if they differ from these steps.
How to Watch Warhammer+ Content
- Warhammer TV (animations and shows): web browser, iOS, Apple tvOS, Android, Android TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV.
- Warhammer 40,000: The App and Warhammer Age of Sigmar: The App: iOS and Android mobile and tablet devices.
- Warhammer Vault: through your My Warhammer account benefits.
Animations come with English audio and subtitles in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, and Korean. Presenter-led hobby shows are currently in English only.
How to Cancel Your Warhammer+ Subscription
If you subscribed through Warhammer+ or My Warhammer, sign in to your My Warhammer account, open My Subscriptions, find your Warhammer+ plan, and select cancel. Cancelling does not remove access immediately; your subscription stays active until the period you have paid for ends.
If you subscribed through the Apple App Store or Google Play, cancel in that store’s subscription settings instead, because those payments are managed by the store.
Rewards depend on staying subscribed for the required time, so cancelling before that point means you will not qualify for that year’s miniatures and Yearbook. For refunds, partial-year questions, or billing problems, check the official Warhammer+ terms or contact Games Workshop customer service.
Regional Availability and Language Support
Warhammer+ subscription features are not identical in every country. Warhammer TV has officially launched in the UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Poland, Japan, Mexico, and South Korea. Games Workshop says it adds countries over time.
Before paying, check three things:
- Your local currency appears on the official price list.
- The apps and TV platforms you plan to use are supported on your device.
- The language support (English audio for hobby shows, seven subtitle languages for animations) suits you.
Can You Gift a Warhammer+ Subscription?
Yes. Warhammer+ subscription gift cards are sold through the official gifting site and delivered by email, with no physical card. You choose the delivery date, and you can send a card in a different currency from your own by selecting the correct currency at checkout. Gift cards are valid for five years and can only be redeemed through the subscriptions section of My Warhammer, not through the Apple or Google app stores. The recipient does not need an existing subscription. For example, USD gift cards are offered at $18, $36, $60, and $120.
Warhammer+ Subscription FAQ
What is a Warhammer+ subscription? It is Games Workshop’s official membership service. It bundles original animations, Warhammer TV shows, premium features in the 40K and Age of Sigmar apps, the Warhammer Vault, a merch discount, and annual subscriber rewards into one paid plan.
How much does Warhammer+ cost? Since August 25, 2026, official prices in the US are $8.49 per month or $74.99 per year. In the UK they are £6.99 per month or £61.99 per year. Other currencies are listed in the pricing table above. Always confirm the price at checkout.
Is the Warhammer+ subscription available monthly? Yes. The monthly plan renews each month until you cancel.
Is there an annual Warhammer+ subscription plan? Yes. The annual plan is described as 12 months for the price of 9, and it qualifies you for subscriber rewards after one month.
What do you get with a Warhammer+ subscription? You get animations, Warhammer TV shows, premium app features, the Vault, two subscriber-only miniatures and a Yearbook (Year 6), a monthly merch voucher, and subscriber giveaways.
Does Warhammer+ include Warhammer animations? Yes. The animation library is part of the subscription and is watched through Warhammer TV.
Does Warhammer+ include the Warhammer 40,000 app? It includes premium access to the app, such as unlimited army building with Battle Forge. The app also has features available without a subscription.
Does Warhammer+ include the Age of Sigmar app? It includes premium access, including unlimited army building with Storm Forge. The Core Rules are free for everyone.
What is the Warhammer Vault? It is a digital archive of Warhammer lore books and classic White Dwarf issues, available to subscribers. The exact library can change over time.
Do Warhammer+ subscribers receive miniatures? Yes. Year 6 includes two subscriber-only miniatures and a Yearbook. Annual subscribers can claim after one month, and monthly subscribers after 12 consecutive months, with claiming opening from January 2027.
Can you cancel a Warhammer+ subscription? Yes. Cancel through My Subscriptions in your My Warhammer account, or through Apple or Google if you subscribed there. Access continues until the end of the paid period.
Is Warhammer+ available in every country? No. Warhammer TV has launched in a specific list of countries, and feature availability can vary. Check the official site for your country before paying.
Can a Warhammer+ subscription be given as a gift? Yes. Digital gift cards are available through the official gifting site, delivered by email on a date you choose, and valid for five years.
Is a Warhammer+ subscription worth it for beginners? It can be, if you will use the shows, apps, or Vault. Many beginners start with one month to sample the content, then decide on the annual plan.
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Sources
Prices, rewards, platforms, and availability were checked on October 20, 2026. Official sources are listed first.
Official sources
- Warhammer+ official website (prices, benefits, rewards, platforms, territories, languages, gift cards): https://warhammerplus.com/gifting
- Warhammer Community, Year 6 subscriber miniatures and Yearbook announcement: https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/articles/uhr5gtx8/new-warhammer-miniatures-revealed-subscribers-now-get-both/
- Warhammer+ Help Centre, how to cancel a Warhammer+ subscription: https://warhammer.zohodesk.eu/portal/en/kb/articles/how-can-i-cancel-my-warhammer-subscription-29-5-2026
Secondary sources (context only)
- Bell of Lost Souls, report on the Warhammer+ price increase: https://www.belloflostsouls.net/2026/07/games-workshop-warhammer-adds-new-features-increases-price.html
- Tangible Day, “Is Warhammer+ Worth It?” review (opinion on value): https://tangibleday.com/is-warhammer-tv-worth-it-review/
Prices, rewards, and availability can change. Confirm the current details on the official Warhammer+ website before subscribing.
Written by Daniel Carter
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