The league reached an agreement with broadcaster Sky Sports to create a "virtual season ticket".
The new Scottish Premiership season is set to return in August.
It's after the SPFL reached an agreement with broadcaster Sky Sports to create a "virtual season ticket".
It means teams will be able to charge supporters to watch all of their home games on TV, to replace the match day income lost without fans in the stadium.
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