Tickets, streaming subscriptions, jerseys, books. The things our editors actually buy and recommend, with affiliate links that throw a small commission our way at no cost to you. No banner ads, no sponsored content.
For any WNBA, NBA, or college game. Each marketplace has slightly different inventory and fee structures — cross-shop on tip-off day for the best resale prices.
Best deal-finding UI in tickets. Color-coded value scoring on every seat. Use code SEATGEEK10 for $10 off your first order.
Browse WNBA →The original, biggest ticket marketplace. FanProtect guarantee. Strongest secondary inventory for sold-out games.
Browse WNBA →No buyer fees. The price you see is the price you pay. Often the cheapest of the three on the same seats.
Browse WNBA →Match the network to the bundle. Our /watch/ page tells you which network carries which game; this section tells you which streaming bundle includes which network.
Carries every game not on a national network. The most essential single subscription if you watch the W seriously. Annual pass cheaper than monthly.
Subscribe →Cleanest single bundle for WNBA fans. Carries ABC, ESPN, NBC, Peacock, USA, CBS, NBA TV — only ION needs an antenna or extra add.
Try free trial →Sports-first streaming bundle. Carries the same networks as YouTube TV plus deeper RSN coverage in many markets — useful for local-market WNBA simulcasts.
Try free trial →Cheapest path to USA Network and ESPN. Sling Blue + Sports Extra covers most weeknight WNBA windows for under $50/mo.
Browse plans →Required for NBC’s Sunday-matinee window plus every Peacock-exclusive WNBA game (and there are a lot of them).
Subscribe →For CBS Saturday-afternoon games and the occasional CBS Sports Network simulcast. Bundles cheaply with Showtime.
Subscribe →Required for the Thursday-night WNBA doubleheader. Comes with the rest of Prime; the WNBA games alone justify the membership for fans.
Try Prime →Official team merchandise plus the indie sportswear lines we actually wear. Caps go further than jerseys for everyday rotation.
Official WNBA team apparel. Largest selection, fastest shipping. New player jerseys land here first.
Shop WNBA →Best WNBA cap selection on the open web. New Era 9FORTY and 59FIFTY in every team colorway. Easiest gift purchase on the page.
Shop caps →Wilson is the official WNBA game ball. Indoor/outdoor versions available. The 28.5″ size is the standard for women’s play.
Shop balls →The shop that drops a player-of-the-moment shirt the morning after a big game. Officially licensed, worth catching the limited drops.
Shop drops →Bird/Morgan/Kim’s women’s-sports media + apparel co-op. The “Everyone Watches Women’s Sports” tee earned its hype.
Shop →Where retro Houston Comets, original Liberty, and rookie-card finds live. Set a saved search for any team or player you collect.
Browse vintage →A small, opinionated reading list. Memoirs, league histories, coaching books that translate. Bookshop.org links route 10% to indie bookstores.
Sue Bird’s 2024 memoir. Long-form on the league’s growth, post-playing-career strategy, and the Diana Taurasi rivalry told properly.
Buy →Amazon’s aggregate of WNBA history books. Mostly out-of-print finds; new entries land sporadically. Worth a saved search.
Browse →Curated indie-bookstore list. New titles surface here before they hit Amazon’s recommendation algorithm.
See list →Memoirs and league histories in audio. Best for the daily commute or the morning walk. First trial month is free.
Browse →A complete index of every partner program linked from this site, by tier. Open and listed so you know exactly what’s being routed where.