Club WWE Founding Members
WWE Unveils Club WWE Founding Member Program, Offering Exclusive Perks for $99 Annually
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Key Points
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Club WWE was publicly announced by John Cena on the April 13, 2026 episode of Monday Night RAW.
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Founding Member Preview includes a First Look at the Club WWE digital experience with sneak peeks of exclusive content before the full launch.
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WWE acknowledged a rollout hiccup—something planned for the launch was not ready or failed testing—but stated the project is not being abandoned.
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Promotional material notes a SummerSlam exclusive ticket offer for Founding Members, with additional details to come.
WWE is launching Club WWE, a new fan membership program, at $99 per year — or about $8.25 per month. The program opens its Founding Member preview this Friday, July 17, according to Wrestling Inc and multiple outlets covering the announcement.
John Cena first announced Club WWE on the April 13, 2026 episode of Monday Night RAW. WWE is billing it as an "Ultimate Insider" program, combining physical perks, digital access, and a loyalty rewards system for fans.
What Founding Members Actually Get for $99
Founding Members receive a physical kit shipped to their door. The kit includes exclusive merchandise made specifically for the club's launch, according to eWrestling News. Members also get early access to the Club WWE digital platform and bonus points in a new rewards system.
One of the bigger draws is ticket access. Founding Members get an exclusive offer for SummerSlam tickets, with more details to come. Slam Wrestling notes members also receive 24-hour presale access to WWE events, including major shows like Survivor Series.
Friday Preview Kicks Off a Staged Rollout
The Founding Member preview begins July 17. It gives early members a first look at the Club WWE digital experience, including sneak peeks at exclusive content before the full launch, according to Wrestle View.
WWE acknowledged a hiccup in the rollout — something planned for launch was not ready or failed testing. However, WWE was clear the project is not being abandoned. The company described the waitlist phase as a deliberate, staged rollout rather than a stumble.
More Than a Streaming Pass — A Fan Ecosystem
Club WWE is designed as more than a simple video subscription. TPWW reports the program includes a community and forum component where fans can interact. There are also plans for a feedback and upvote system tied to WWE programming.
The points rewards system adds another layer. Members earn bonus points they can use toward merchandise and ticket offers. WWE appears to be building a long-term fan engagement platform, not just a one-time membership kit.
Is $99 Worth It? Here Is the Full Value Breakdown
At $99 per year, the membership breaks down to $8.25 per month. The package includes a physical Founding Member kit, exclusive merchandise drops throughout the year, digital content access, and presale ticket windows, according to Wrestling Inc.
The SummerSlam ticket offer alone could offset a chunk of the cost for fans who attend live events. WWE has not yet revealed the size of the discount. Additional perks and features are expected to be announced as the full launch rolls out beyond the Friday preview.
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