DMM Premium pricing and trial: web versus app registration
For DMM TV subscription viewing, check the title’s eligibility and your registration route first. On October 29, 2026, the official page lists ¥550 per month on the web, ¥650 through App Store or Google Play, and a 14-day first-time trial.
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Who this guide is for and what to prepare
- People considering DMM TV
- Readers comparing web and app registration
What you need
- List the titles and devices you intend to use
- Check whether you have previously registered for Premium
Start with the titles you want
The advertised catalogue includes both subscription titles and separately charged rentals or purchases. Finding a title does not establish that your subscription covers it. Pick two or three titles and inspect their viewing conditions.
For a series, check the particular season you want. If the eligible catalogue or viewing period does not fit, a trial alone is not a reason to subscribe.
Compare the registration routes
The official page lists a standard monthly price of ¥550 and a tax-inclusive ¥650 for App Store or Google Play registration. Check the route before assuming that the lower price applies.
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| Registration route | Listed monthly price, tax included | Check before confirming |
|---|---|---|
| Web | ¥550 | Amount and start date on the registration screen |
| App Store / Google Play | ¥650 | The store’s subscription confirmation |
Check trial eligibility and its end date
The 14-day trial is for first-time registrants. Check your Premium registration history rather than merely the age of your free DMM account. If no trial appears at registration, do not confirm on the assumption that it is free.
The official page states that cancellation during the trial avoids charges. Record the end date and continuation conditions shown when registering, and leave time to decide before the final day.
- Check that the registration screen explicitly applies the trial
- Record the end date, price and payment route
- Set your own calendar date to decide whether to continue
Separate benefit points from the subscription charge
The page advertises 550 benefit points for the trial. Receiving points does not by itself establish that a subscription charge is waived. Check the benefit’s uses, expiry and conditions at registration.
Additional benefits or bundles only help if you will use them. First decide whether the viewing service justifies continuing, then compare other services when you actually need them.
Use the trial to check your actual viewing setup
Try the intended titles on your usual device and connection. Subtitles, audio, navigation and readability can matter more than catalogue size. This guide does not report hands-on playback testing.
If you continue, check the current charge and renewal conditions. If you have finished your intended viewing, consult the official cancellation instructions and verify the final account status yourself.
Limitations and requirements
- Prices, trial periods and benefits may change after the check date.
- Availability outside supported regions is not assured.
Frequently asked questions
Does the subscription include every title?
No. The official page includes separately charged titles in its catalogue count. Check each title.
Is registration through the app also ¥550?
On the check date, the page lists ¥650 including tax through App Store or Google Play. Use the amount shown at confirmation.
Sources and verification date
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