ESPN will launch its new flagship streaming service — also named ESPN — on Aug. 21.

Disney's ESPN has been working on the all-in-one streaming app for some time in preparation for it coming out this fall.

The app will be available ahead of the upcoming NFL season — the highest rated live sports content — as well as the start of college football, where ESPN has expanded its portfolio. Fox Corp. will also launch its direct-to-consumer streaming service on the same date.

The ESPN app will cost $29.99 a month, and when bundled with Disney's other streaming services, Disney+ and Hulu, will cost $35.99 per month.

The service will include a boatload of content, namely all of ESPN's live games, as well as programming from its other networks like ESPN2 and the SEC Networ

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