myaew is the new digital platform AEW launched in partnership with Kiswe, offering global access to live and on-demand events outside the United States and Canada, plus a dedicated FAST channel with ad-supported viewing.
What Is Myaew and What Does It Offer?
The platform, developed by AEW in collaboration with Kiswe, is presented as an immersive destination for fans that combines live event streams, on-demand content, behind-the-scenes material and exclusive digital programming. The offering includes a dedicated FAST channel with ad-supported viewing available globally and region-specific, flexible pricing. AEW leadership framed the launch as the start of a long-term evolution for the platform with continued advancements over the next year.
Tony Khan, AEW CEO, GM and Head of Creative, said, “We are excited to partner with Kiswe for the launch of the new MyAEW platform. ” Glenn Booth, CEO of Kiswe, said, “AEW has an incredible vision for the future of their fan experience, and Kiswe is proud to be the technology partner powering it. ” The partnership leans on Kiswe’s streaming technology capabilities, including its flagship products Kiswe Connect and Kiswe Core.
What Happens When AEW Expands Distribution Outside the United States and Canada?
The platform specifically targets fans outside the United States and Canada by providing live and on-demand access to AEW content in those territories. Launch timing was positioned ahead of a major AEW event, and the rollout highlights AEW’s intention to centralize its global digital footprint. The platform’s scope as described includes access to live events, archive material and additional features that will be introduced in the near term.
What Comes Next for myaew and Fans?
Initial communications describe a phased approach: fans can create logins now and further details will be announced in the near future. The launch is framed as the beginning of an ongoing development cycle through the next year, with iterative feature additions. The platform’s early positioning emphasizes three explicit elements:
- Global live and on-demand access for territories outside the United States and Canada.
- A dedicated FAST channel with ad-supported viewing available worldwide.
- Plans for continued advancements and region-specific pricing options, supported by Kiswe’s streaming products.
AEW highlighted that the platform launches ahead of a marquee event featuring top roster names, underscoring a content strategy built around live shows and event-driven engagement.
The facts presented are limited to the release materials from the partners: the product scope, the partnership rationale and the stated roadmap for iterative improvements. The platform’s technical performance, regional rollout schedule and detailed subscription mechanics will depend on forthcoming announcements; the initial disclosures commit only to ongoing evolution and additional information to be released later.
For readers tracking AEW’s digital strategy, the core takeaway is straightforward: myaew establishes a centralized, Kiswe-powered hub for AEW’s global audience outside North America, combining live events, archives and a FAST channel, with continued enhancements planned over the next year.
