Fetch TV, a privately owned Australian company founded in 2008, provides pay TV services. Employing approximately 110 people, it acts as a content aggregator and wholesale supplier, offering a complete package—including set-top boxes, platform, user interface, and content from various providers—to internet service providers (ISPs). In 2023, the company reported revenues of approximately $50 million. Telstra is listed as a parent company.
On an unspecified date, Fetch TV added six channels to its Ultimate Pack: two video channels, Moonbug (featuring CoComelon, Blippi, and Little Angel), and four music channels. The National Basketball League extended its media rights deal with ESPN on an unspecified date, ensuring continued streaming of games on Fetch TV in Australia. On an unspecified date, MSNBC, available on Fetch TV, underwent a rebrand as part of NBC Universal's spin-off of seven US cable channels into a new company, Versant. Fetch TV announced on an unspecified date that Paramount would remove its branded Pay TV channels from the platform, effective November 1, 2025. This removal will affect the Ultimate Pack, resulting in the loss of several channels including Nick Jr, Nickelodeon, and various MTV channels.
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