RaithTV is the official video service of Raith Rovers Football Club, based in Kirkcaldy, Scotland.
On matchdays, we offer fans who can't be at the ground video and audio streaming of our matches. In between games, we produce highlights, interviews and other features.
Matchday Services
There are three different ways to access RaithTV
Domestic RaithTV Pass - this offers live audio commentaries of home games*(and away games, where possible). It includes our Video Lounge - a library of our highlights, interviews and exclusive features. It also includes full match replays of home games (normally available after midnight after the game). £5.99 a month (recurring), or £59.99 a year.
International RaithTV Pass - this offers everything in the domestic pass, but includes live video. We cover all home games with video*, and as many away games as we can. £19.99 a month (recurring), or £199.99 a year.
Pay-Per-View Passes - this offers live video for a single game within the UK. We are able to offer a small number of games over the season in this way, and prices vary per game.
To choose one of our passes, first sign up here.
* Occasionally, despite our best efforts, we can't broadcast a match due to technical issues or unavailability of our volunteers. Please check the homepage for coverage.
Our History
RaithTV is run by a small team of volunteers on behalf of the club.
RaithTV Live began as Raith Rovers Abroad in 2012, an online audio commentary service for those that couldn't make it to Stark's Park on matchdays. It quickly grew in popularity, with fans tuning in all over the world and chatting with each other during the game on our chatboard. It has evolved over the years from an audio-only commentary service, to full video streaming.
The service took a big leap forward in 2020 as systems were upgraded to handle a significant increase in users during the closed-door season while COVID19 restrictions kept fans away... with viewer numbers jumping more than thirty times on the previous year.
Our aim was to move from a no-frills "camera and commentary" output to something more like you'd see on TV. We added on-screen graphics, improved our picture and audio quality, and moved from one camera to five around the ground.
We aim to continue to improve our services and keep fans in touch with their club.