7plus
| File:7plus logo.svg Logo used since 2020 | |
| Company type | Video on demand service |
|---|---|
| Industry | Streaming media |
| Predecessor | PLUS7 |
| Founded | November 27, 2017 |
| Headquarters | Australia |
Area served | Australia |
| Owner | Seven Network |
| Website | 7plus |
7plus (also presented as 7+) is a video on demand and catch-up TV platform managed by the Seven Network, which commenced operations on 27 November 2017. It provides live broadcasts of Channel 7, 7two, 7mate, 7Bravo, 7flix, Racing.com, and 7Sport.
Users can access 7plus through various means, including the Web, iOS, Android applications, televisions certified with FreeviewPlus, fourth-generation and newer Apple TV devices, Fetch TV, Telstra TV, Chromecast, Android TV, Samsung and Sony Linux-based smart TVs, as well as gaming consoles like the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5.
2010–2017: PLUS7
The Seven Network initially launched its catch-up TV platform named PLUS7 on 18 January 2010 via a partnership with Yahoo! under the Yahoo7 brand. This service held exclusive Australian streaming rights to shows such as Other Space, Sin City Saints, and the UK edition of My Kitchen Rules, which were not aired on Seven’s main channels.
In 2014, PLUS7 became the pioneer among Australian commercial catch-up platforms to provide optional closed captioning for the majority of its content. On 3 November 2015, PLUS7 debuted a live streaming feature called 7Live, first introduced on Melbourne Cup day and later expanded to include digital channels like 7two and 7mate.
PLUS7 was accessible on a wide range of devices including iOS gadgets (iPhone, iPad), Apple TV, gaming consoles such as Xbox One, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4, Windows 10 PCs, plus internet-enabled televisions and Blu-ray players from manufacturers like Sony, LG, Samsung, Panasonic, Hisense; it was also available on Humax set-top boxes and Android devices running version 4.0 or higher.
2017–present: 7plus
Following Verizon Communications’ acquisition of Yahoo! in June 2017, Seven announced intentions to introduce an independent streaming service to succeed PLUS7 within six months. By September 2017, this new platform was branded 7plus and officially launched in November that year. The original PLUS7 service was phased out from most devices by 12 December 2017 and completely retired by 31 March 2018.
In March 2019, the platform broadened its content lineup by incorporating American linear channels such as Pac-12 Network and Outdoor Channel, along with their on-demand libraries. On 23 July 2020, the service revealed an updated logo featuring the 7+ design.
On 4 August 2022, Heartbreak Island, a reality competition series known for its daring themes, premiered exclusively on 7plus.
Content and programming
The service provides on-demand viewing for nearly all programs aired across the Seven Network suite of channels (Channel 7, 7two, 7mate, 7Bravo, and 7flix).
Content is categorised into major genres:
- Drama
- Reality
- Mystery & Crime
- Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Comedy
- Documentary
- Entertainment
- Food & Cooking
- Lifestyle
- Travel
- Movies
- News
- Sport
- Kids
Live Sports
- AFL (2025–present)
- Hockey One (2023–present)
- Matches involving the Hockeyroos (2023–present)
- Matches involving the Kookaburras (2023–present)
- Men's Oceania Cup (2023–present)
- Women's Oceania Cup (2023–present)
Availability
The 7plus streaming service provides comprehensive access to the entire Seven Network lineup, encompassing both primary and secondary channels.
As of April 2025, the platform includes the following digital-exclusive channels:
- 7now
- 7AFL
- 7Cricket
- Ausbiz
- TVSN
- Bloomberg Television
- Bloomberg Quicktake
- Blue Light (crime reality programming)
- Dust
- Fuel TV
- LIV Golf
- Love Nature
- All Star Cinema
- Movie Sphere
- MyTime Movie Network
- Haunt TV
- Outdoor Channel
- Pac-12 Network
- PeopleTV
- Stingray Naturescape
- Wicked Tuna
- Rialto Channel
Moreover, 7plus offers a variety of virtual channels that showcase handpicked content from Seven’s catalog, including:
- 7Spotlight
- A Country Practice
- All Saints
- Australian Drama
- Better Homes & Gardens
- Big Brother
- Blue Heelers
- Bondi Vet
- Border Security
- Cooking Culture
- Crazy in Love
- Fail Army
- Farmer Wants a Wife
- Global Champions Replays
- Hell's Kitchen
- Home and Away Classics
- Medical & Rescue
- MKR
- Nashville
- Property Dreams
- SAS Australia
- Supercars Replays
- This Week on 7 AFL
- Travel Australia
- Winners and Losers
- WSL
Slogans
2020–2022: Discover Something New 2022–present: Stream Big
See also
- [[]Internet television in Australia]]
- [[]List of streaming media services]]