Matches will be streamed over the internet and available via a suite of new mobile and tabled apps, the Yes TV by Fetch set-top box system, plus a dedicated website - but only available to Optus customers.
Streaming the EPL will not count towards mobile or data allowances.
For new or existing customers with an Optus plan below $85 per month, the EPL will come at an additional $15 cost per month.
Satelite options will also be available to those with an insufficient internet connection, while the telco has also opened up expressions of interest for venues keen to continue screening matches.
Optus secured the exclusive digital and broadcast rights to the EPL in Australia last November, shocking rivals with a reported $189 million bid.
It had long been suspected that Optus would seek to boost their consumer base by leveraging the EPL rights.
Foxtel, the current Australian rights holders, have responded by adding three BeIN Sports channels to the standard sports pack, which include several top-line European leagues, and is also reportedly trying to reach deals with EPL sides to screen the TV channels run by the clubs themselves.