Q COSTARICA — World Cup fans in Costa Rica will have free and paid options to follow all 104 matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup hosted in the United States, Mexico, and Canada.
The tournament, featuring 48 teams and 104 matches, can be followed in Costa Rica on free-to-air television, cable, digital apps, and radio, depending on the type of coverage each viewer prefers.
To watch the entire World Cup 2026 in Costa Rica, you will need a paid subscription to Tigo Sports or the streaming platform TDMAX (the Teletica app in partnership with FOX+), which broadcasts all 104 matches.
The approximate cost of TDMAX is around ¢5,500 per month, equivalent to about $11. This alternative is emerging as one of the most economical options for those who do not wish to subscribe to a traditional cable television package.
Telecable customers can also watch the tournament through T-Play, provided they have an active plan with the operator. This platform allows viewers to watch the programming on digital television or mobile devices.
On cable television, prices will depend on the provider and the package subscribed to. As a reference, plans with World Cup coverage can start at around ¢21,250 on Kölbi TV Digital, ¢21,515 on Tigo, ¢25,990 on Telecable, and ¢33,995 on Metrocom.
For free viewing, Teletica Canal 7 is broadcasting 32 selected matches, including the opening game, key stages, and the final.
Local radio stations like Teletica Radio 91.5 FM, Columbia 98.7 FM, and Monumental 93.5 FM will provide continuous play-by-play broadcasts.