How to watch Westworld season 4 online from anywhere

Those with cable can watch Westworld season 4 on HBO from Sunday, June 26 at 9pm ET / PT. Cord-cutters though will want to subscribe to HBO Max for all the latest drama in the world of human-android hybrids.

If you're not currently a HBO Max subscriber and are curious about the service, the first thing to know is there are two HBO Max price points - $9.99 a month with commercials, or the 4K HDR, commercial-free subscription at $14.99 that also brings 4K streams and Dolby Atmos sound.

Alternatively, save 16% and sign up to its annual plan for a $99.99/$149.99 fee. That basically means you’ll get two months of free streaming for the year!

Canadian viewers can watch all-new Westworld from Sunday, June 26 at 9pm ET / PT through linear channel Crave, at the same time as the US debut. Alternatively, stream new episodes and prior seasons through the company's on-demand service, also Crave.

An entry-level plan for the VOD platform costs CND$9.99 a month (plus tax) – or $CND19.99 if you want more streams and better video quality. But even better is that new subscribers can try a 7-Day Free Trial before paying a thing.

Sky TV customers can enjoy Westworld season 4 concurrent with its American broadcast, first airing on Sky Atlantic Monday, June 27 at 2am GMT. But if you’re busy dreaming of electric sheep, there’ll be a 9pm showing later that day too.

If you don't already have Sky, check out our Sky TV deals and packages to find one that suits your tastes and budget.

Alternatively, experience the freedom of streaming service Now and watch all prior seasons of Westworld on-demand, along with new weekly episodes from June 27. You’ll need a subscription to its Entertainment pass at £9.99 a month, but – unlike cable – you can cancel at any time.

In Australia, cable viewers with Fox Showcase can watch Westworld season 4 from Monday, June 27 at 8:30pm AEST, and again at 11:20pm.

But if you’d rather opt for an OTT service, then you’ve can choose from Binge or IPTV provider Foxtel.

Starting from just AU$10 a month, Binge is very temptingly priced, and new customers are entitled to a generous 14-day FREE trial – which means you can try before you buy. 

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.

Then there’s Foxtel’s streaming equivalent Foxtel Now, which offers more of a full package, cable-like experience. Boasting 30+ channels and a 10-day free trial, you’ll only need the Essentials Pop and Lifestyle pack at AU$25 a month to stream old and brand-new episodes of Westworld.