Warhammer + Subscription: Price, Benefits, Rewards, and Is It Worth It in 2026?

Last verified: September 16, 2026, against the official Warhammer+ website.

If you’ve spent any time browsing Warhammer 40,000 or Age of Sigmar content online, you’ve probably run into Warhammer+. It’s easy to confuse with a video game, a miniature subscription box, or just “Warhammer Netflix” — but it’s actually a broader membership that bundles several different hobby benefits under one price. This guide breaks down exactly what you get, what it costs right now, and who is likely to find it worthwhile.

Quick Answer: What Is Warhammer+?

Warhammer+ is Games Workshop’s official membership service. Subscribers get access to original Warhammer animations, hundreds of Warhammer TV shows, premium features inside the Warhammer 40,000 and Age of Sigmar apps, the Warhammer Vault digital archive, a merchandise discount, and annual subscriber-exclusive miniatures plus a Warhammer Yearbook. It isn’t a game, a rulebook, or a physical mini-of-the-month box — it’s a digital-first membership with some physical rewards attached.

What’s Included With a Warhammer+ Subscription?

Warhammer+ Animations

Warhammer+ carries an ever-growing library of original animated series set across the 41st Millennium and the Mortal Realms, featuring both established characters and new ones created specifically for the platform. The library is presented as a running total rather than a fixed catalogue, so the exact number of episodes and series available will keep growing and can change between when this article was written and when you read it — check the current count on the official site.

Warhammer TV Shows

Beyond the animations, subscribers get a large library of presenter-led Warhammer TV programming, including:

• Battle reports
• In-depth and advanced painting tutorials
• Building/modelling guides
• Lore deep-dives
• Interviews with the people behind the games
• Behind-the-scenes hobby content

New episodes are added on an ongoing basis, so the total episode and series count is best treated as a moving target rather than a fixed number.

Warhammer 40,000 App

Premium access unlocks unlimited army building through Battle Forge, quick rules search, and the ability to unlock your owned codexes using the codes printed in physical books, on top of the datasheet access already available in the app.

Warhammer Age of Sigmar App

The Age of Sigmar app gives free access to the Core Rules for everyone, but a Warhammer+ subscription unlocks unlimited army building through Storm Forge, plus the ability to search added Battletomes and supplements once you’ve unlocked them with your book codes. This is worth noting for readers comparing the two apps: baseline rules access is free, and the paid tier is really about the list-building and expanded search tools.

Warhammer Vault

The Vault is a digital archive covering decades of Warhammer publishing history, including archived books and back issues of White Dwarf magazine. It’s aimed squarely at lore readers and long-time hobbyists who want to explore how the settings have evolved, rather than at players looking for current rules.

Subscriber-Only Miniatures and Rewards

This is usually the single biggest reason people subscribe for a full year rather than just sampling a month. For the current (Year 6) subscription cycle, which began August 25, 2026:

• Subscribers get two subscriber-exclusive Commemorative Series miniatures — one Warhammer 40,000 model and one Age of Sigmar model — plus a Warhammer Yearbook, a retrospective book covering 2026’s miniature releases. Shipping on these rewards is free.
• Annual subscribers become eligible to claim their rewards after just one month of subscription.
• Monthly subscribers need 12 consecutive months of subscription to qualify.
• Games Workshop emails eligible subscribers when they can place their reward order; for this cycle, rewards become claimable from January 2027.
• Because reward years and the specific miniatures on offer change annually, always check the current reward terms before subscribing purely for the free minis — what you’re eligible for depends on exactly when you sign up and how long you stay subscribed.

Merchandise Discounts and Other Perks

Subscribers currently receive a monthly voucher for a 15% discount on Merch.Warhammer.com, plus entry into subscriber-only competitions and access to occasional discounts from Warhammer’s licensed partners. These smaller perks are subject to their own terms and conditions and can change without much notice, so treat them as a bonus rather than a reason to subscribe on their own.

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Current Warhammer+ Pricing (Verified September 2026)

Games Workshop increased Warhammer+ pricing for only the second time since the service launched in 2021, effective with the new subscription year that started August 25, 2026. The table below reflects the official prices listed directly on warhammerplus.com at time of writing.

Currency	Monthly	Annual	Approx. Effective Monthly (Annual)
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)	64.00	559	≈ kr46.58
SEK (kr)	85.00	759	≈ kr63.25
NOK (kr)	92.00	759	≈ kr63.25
PLN (zł)	35.99	319.99	≈ zł26.67
JPY (¥)	990	8,680	≈ ¥723

The annual plan is consistently framed by Games Workshop as “12 months for the price of 9” — meaning you save roughly three months’ worth of the monthly rate by committing up front, on top of getting your reward eligibility far sooner.

A note on Pakistan and other unlisted regions: Pakistani rupees (PKR) do not appear on Games Workshop’s official currency list for Warhammer+, and Warhammer TV’s officially launched territories (see the Regional Availability section below) do not currently include Pakistan. If you’re subscribing from a region without a listed local currency, check the exact price, accepted payment method, and any card foreign-transaction fees at checkout rather than relying on a converted estimate — and be aware that some content or app features may not be enabled in your region even if payment goes through.

Prices and rewards are subject to change; always confirm at checkout.

Monthly vs. Annual Subscription

Feature	Monthly Plan	Annual Plan
Payment frequency	Billed every month	Billed once per year
Total commitment	Low — cancel any time before next billing	Higher — one upfront payment
Effective cost	Full per-month rate (e.g., $8.49/mo US)	Roughly 3 months cheaper overall (e.g., $74.99/yr ≈ $6.25/mo US)
Reward eligibility	Must stay subscribed 12 consecutive months	Eligible to claim rewards after just 1 month
Best suited for	Trying the service, or watching a specific show/season	Long-term players, mini collectors, regular app users
Cancellation	Cancel any time; access continues until the current billing period ends	Refund/partial-cancellation terms are set by Games Workshop’s terms of sale — check current terms before committing

Neither plan is a universal “best” choice. If you mainly want to sample Warhammer TV or check out a specific animated series, monthly gives you that flexibility with no long-term commitment. If you know you’ll use the apps regularly, want the two subscriber-exclusive miniatures and the Yearbook without waiting a full year, and don’t mind paying up front, the annual plan is generally the better value.

Is Warhammer+ Worth It?

There’s no single correct answer here — it depends heavily on which parts of the bundle you’ll actually use.

Warhammer+ is more likely to be worth it if you:

• Regularly play Warhammer 40,000 or Age of Sigmar and want unlimited army-list building in Battle Forge or Storm Forge.
• Enjoy the official Warhammer animations and want to follow the story as new series release.
• Watch painting tutorials, building guides, or battle reports regularly.
• Are interested in Warhammer lore deep enough to want access to the Vault’s archived books and White Dwarf back issues.
• Want the annual subscriber-exclusive miniatures and Yearbook and are happy to commit to the annual plan to get them sooner.

Warhammer+ may be less worth it if you:

• Only want to watch a video or two occasionally rather than engage with the platform regularly.
• Live somewhere the apps, TV platform, or specific content aren’t yet fully supported.
• Don’t use the official 40K or Age of Sigmar apps for list building.
• Are mainly interested in physical miniatures, codexes, or battletomes rather than digital content — a Warhammer+ subscription doesn’t replace buying those.
• Are subscribing purely for one reward without planning to use anything else in the bundle, since the monthly cost adds up over the 12 consecutive months needed to qualify on that plan.

How to Subscribe

1. Visit the official Warhammer+ website (warhammerplus.com) or go to mywarhammer.com/subscribe.
2. Sign in to your My Warhammer account, or create one if you don’t have one yet.
3. Choose between the monthly or annual plan.
4. Confirm your currency, country, and payment details at checkout.
5. Review the current reward terms and select which subscriber-exclusive miniatures/Yearbook option applies to your subscription, where prompted.
6. Complete the purchase.
7. Open the Warhammer TV app or website, or the 40K/Age of Sigmar apps, and sign in with the same account.
8. Check the “Explore My Benefits” section of your My Warhammer account to see everything unlocked on your plan.

Always verify the exact steps and any current promotions on the official site before publishing screenshots or exact button names, since Games Workshop periodically redesigns the checkout flow.

How to Watch Warhammer+ Content

Access varies by what you’re trying to watch:

• Warhammer TV (animations and shows): available via a web browser, the Warhammer TV app on iOS and Android, Apple tvOS, Google Android TV, Roku, and Amazon Fire TV.
• Warhammer 40,000: The App and Warhammer Age of Sigmar: The App (the army-building/rules apps): currently limited to iOS and Android mobile/tablet devices — they are not available on Roku, Fire TV, or Apple TV.
• Warhammer Vault: accessed through your My Warhammer account benefits area.

Presenter-led hobby shows are currently audio-only in English, while the animations include subtitles in English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Japanese, and Korean — worth knowing if you’re subscribing mainly for non-English-language access.

Cancellation and Account Management

If you subscribed directly through WarhammerPlus.com or mywarhammer.com, you can cancel from your My Warhammer account under “My Subscriptions”: sign in, open My Subscriptions, find your Warhammer+ plan, and select Cancel. Your access continues through the remainder of the billing period you’ve already paid for — cancelling doesn’t cut off access immediately.

If you subscribed through the Apple App Store or Google Play instead, you’ll need to cancel through that store’s subscription settings, since Games Workshop doesn’t directly control those billing relationships.

Reward eligibility is tied to staying subscribed for the required period (one month for annual subscribers, 12 consecutive months for monthly subscribers), so cancelling before you hit that threshold means you won’t qualify for the current cycle’s miniatures and Yearbook. For anything not covered here — refunds, partial-year cancellations, or billing disputes — contact Games Workshop customer service or check the official Warhammer+ terms and conditions, since these are the kind of details that can change and shouldn’t be assumed.

Regional Availability and Language Support

Warhammer+ is not guaranteed to be available with identical features everywhere. Warhammer TV has been 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, with Games Workshop adding new territories over time.

A few things worth checking before you pay if you’re outside those launch territories:

• Whether your local currency appears on the official pricing list (see the pricing table above).
• Whether the specific apps and TV platforms you plan to use are supported in your country.
• Whether presenter-led content (English-only audio) and animation subtitle languages cover what you need.

If you’re in a region like Pakistan that isn’t on the officially listed launch territories, check the live checkout page directly rather than assuming full feature parity with UK/US subscribers.

Gift Subscriptions and Gift Cards

Warhammer+ can be gifted through digital gift cards, purchasable via gifting.warhammerplus.com. Key details:

• Gift cards are sold in several official currencies and fixed denominations (for example, $18/$36/$60/$120 in USD, or £15/£30/£50/£100 in GBP).
• Delivery is digital only — the recipient gets an email with a redemption code and instructions, and you can schedule when that email is sent.
• You can send a gift card in a different currency than your own, as long as you select the correct currency at checkout.
• Gift cards can only be redeemed toward a Warhammer+ subscription through the My Warhammer subscriptions section — they can’t be redeemed through the Apple or Google app stores.
• Gift cards remain valid for five years after purchase.
• The recipient doesn’t need an existing subscription — a gift card can be used to start a brand-new one.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Warhammer+ subscription? Warhammer+ is Games Workshop’s official membership service, bundling original animations, Warhammer TV shows, premium features in the 40K and Age of Sigmar apps, the Warhammer Vault archive, a merch discount, and annual subscriber-exclusive rewards into one paid subscription.

How much does Warhammer+ cost? As of the Year 6 cycle starting August 25, 2026, official pricing is $8.49/month or $74.99/year in the US, and £6.99/month or £61.99/year in the UK, with equivalent pricing in EUR, CAD, AUD, NZD, DKK, SEK, NOK, PLN, and JPY. Always check the current checkout price, since Games Workshop has changed pricing before.

Is Warhammer+ available monthly? Yes. A monthly plan is available in every supported currency, billed on a rolling basis until you cancel.

Is there an annual Warhammer+ plan? Yes. The annual plan is framed as 12 months for the price of 9 and gives faster access to the year’s subscriber-exclusive rewards compared with the monthly plan.

What do you get with Warhammer+? Original animations, hundreds of Warhammer TV episodes, premium army-building features in the 40K and Age of Sigmar apps, the Warhammer Vault, two subscriber-exclusive miniatures and a Yearbook (current cycle), a monthly merch discount, and subscriber-only giveaways.

Does Warhammer+ include Warhammer animations? Yes, an ever-growing library of original animated series is included and accessible through Warhammer TV.

Does Warhammer+ include the Warhammer 40,000 app? Yes, at a premium tier — subscribers get unlimited army building in Battle Forge, quick rules search, and codex unlocking via book codes on top of the app’s free features.

Does Warhammer+ include the Age of Sigmar app? Yes — Core Rules are free for all users, but Warhammer+ unlocks unlimited army building in Storm Forge and expanded Battletome/supplement search once unlocked with book codes.

What is the Warhammer Vault? It’s a digital archive of decades of Warhammer publishing history, including archived books and back issues of White Dwarf magazine, aimed at readers interested in the lore and history of the hobby.

Do Warhammer+ subscribers receive miniatures? Yes. The current cycle includes two Commemorative Series miniatures plus a Warhammer Yearbook. Annual subscribers qualify after one month; monthly subscribers need 12 consecutive months of subscription.

Can you cancel Warhammer+? Yes, at any time through My Warhammer’s subscription management if you subscribed directly, or through the Apple/Google store if you subscribed via a mobile app store. Access continues until the current billing period ends.

Is Warhammer+ available in every country? No. Warhammer TV has officially launched in a specific list of countries (UK, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Italy, Spain, France, Poland, Japan, Mexico, South Korea), with more being added over time. Check official availability for your country before subscribing.

Can Warhammer+ be given as a gift? Yes, via digital gift cards purchased through gifting.warhammerplus.com, deliverable by email on a scheduled date, valid for five years, redeemable toward a new or existing subscription.

Is Warhammer+ worth it for beginners? It depends on interest level. Beginners who mainly want to explore the hobby through videos might get more value from a single month to sample the animations and shows before committing to a full year for the apps, Vault, and physical rewards.