How to watch Outlander season 7 online where you are, Episode 1

Claire and Jamie are back for another epic installment of Outlander. Season 7 premieres on the linear Starz channel on Friday, June 16, with episodes airing from 8pm ET / 5pm PT. 

There will be 16 episodes in total, although there’s a hiatus after August 4 that means we won’t see the remaining 8 episodes until sometime in 2024.

Watch Outlander season 7 without cable

There are also a number of OTT options for cord-cutters.

For example, you can stream the show with the Starz app on your mobile devices. Membership is currently available at $5 a month for the first 3 months (deal valid for a limited time). After that time – or when that deal is no longer valid – you’ll pay the full rate of $8.99 a month.

You can also get Starz through Amazon Prime Video, which is well worth considering as new subscribers can take advantage of the FREE 30-day Prime trial and a FREE 7-day Starz trial on top of that. 

In both cases, you can cancel at any time, with Prime costing $14.99 a month and Starz an additional $8.99 a month - but only if you decide to keep them.

Another option would be FuboTV, which offers over 100 or more channels (dependent on location), and that includes Starz. Price points begin at $74.99 a month, but before you pay a thing, you can take the service for a complimentary whirl first with their free trial period.

Remember, if you do pony up for a streaming service, you can watch it wherever you are - all you need to do it download a good VPN and follow our instructions above.

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Outlander season 7 arrives just a few days later than the US in Canada, with new episodes broadcast on the W Network from Sunday, June 18 at 9pm ET/PT. 

And should you be away from your TV when episodes go live, you can also tune in online through the W Network website - just log-in with the details of your TV provider.

A good option for cord-cutters, however, is to purchase the STACKTV add-on channel as part of an Amazon Prime Video subscription. It’s CA$12.99 a month for Prime membership (after the 30-day free trial) and CA$12.99 for the Stack TV add-on channel (which has a free trial of 14-days). 

That way, you can enjoy all W Network content, as well as programming from channels like Global Television, the Disney Channel, National Geographic, Showcase, and Adult Swim.

If you're abroad right now, you'll need to download a VPN to tune in just like you would if you were at home.

Formerly available through StarzPlay, the streaming platform that provided UK viewers with episodes of Outlander was rebranded as Lionsgate Plus in September last year. Season 7 episodes will arrive here from Friday, June 16, with an episode added once per week.

The Lionsgate Plus service is available as a channel add-on in conjunction with an Amazon Prime Video subscription. Both offer free trials, meaning you can sign-up to Amazon Prime and pay nothing for a month with its 30-day free trial (£8.99 thereafter), while also enjoying a 7-day free trial of Lionsgate Plus (an additional £5.99 thereafter).

Alternatively, cut out the middleman and purchase Lionsgate Plus for the same price directly through its own website.

Aussie fans of the historical romance are in luck. Outlander season 7 will debut on linear channel Fox One from Saturday, June 17 at 7.30pm AEST.

If you don’t have a cable package, that’s not a problem. Foxtel’s own streaming service Foxtel Now will let you watch Outlander both live and on-demand. Boasting 70+ channels and a 10-day free trial, you’ll want to select the Foxtel Now Essentials Base pack (AU$25) in addition to the Drama add-on for an additional AU$10 per month.

Another, more affordable option is Binge, whose membership plans start at AU$10 a month. What's more, new customers will be gifted with a generous 14-day FREE trial, which means you can see if the service is for you before parting with any cash.

The Basic plan provides a single stream in SD quality, and you can upgrade to Standard and Premium plans if you want additional streams and better video quality.