Fubo plans, pricing, add-ons and more in 2025

What packages does Fubo offer?

Fubo currently has Essential, Pro and Elite plan options. The biggest jump in service is between the Pro and Elite packages, when you get more channels and a couple of add-ons thrown in for good measure. For sports lovers, the Pro plan makes a lot of sense, because that’s where you’ll start to get a lot of regional sports channels.

Fubo’s packages and pricing compared

*Regional Sports Fee may apply

Essential

For sports fans who don’t need all the bells and whistles, the Essential plan might be the best live TV streaming service for your needs. With a fairly hefty channel lineup compared to basic competitor offerings, Fubo subscribers will get to enjoy sports must-haves to follow both professional and collegiate teams, including NFL Network, Big Ten Network, SEC Network and much more.

Pro

Fubo’s Pro plan has a lot to offer, especially for sports fans. You’ll get the full suite of broadcast networks, like ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Alongside national favorites like ESPN and Fox Sports 1 (FS1), you’ll find your area’s regional sports networks so you can keep up with your local teams. If that’s not enough, subscribers will also find niche sports coverage from channels like Surfer, ACL Cornhole TV, Snowboarder and more.

All English-language Fubo plans include a cloud DVR with unlimited storage and simultaneous streaming for up to 13 devices. The Pro plan is best for households that need all the biggest names in live sports, news, and entertainment and can only stomach the idea of subscribing to a single streaming service. In addition to the sports offerings, Fubo Pro subscribers will find networks like CNBC, MTV, FX, Disney Channel, Nickelodeon and (arguably, most importantly) The Bob Ross Channel.  

Elite

Take the Fubo Pro package, tack on the Fubo Extra and News Plus add-ons, and you have the Fubo Elite package. You’ll get everything in the Fubo Pro plan, but you’ll also get an extra dose of sports channels like NBA TV, SEC Network, ESPNU and NHL Network. 

Users will also find more entertainment options, like NTV Classic, BET SOUL and Teen Nick, as well as some really specific channels like RetroCrush, ChessTV and ESTV. News networks like CNBC World, Bloomberg Originals and Africa News also make appearances in the channel lineup.   

Latino

If your needs center on Spanish-language sports, news and entertainment coverage, the Latino plan is likely the best for you. You’ll find all the biggest names, like ESPN Deportes, Fox Deportes, UNIMAS, Sony Cine and more. 

Like other Fubo plans, the Latino plan comes with unlimited cloud DVR storage. Unfortunately, unlike other Fubo plans, you can only stream on two screens at once with the Latino plan, but if you need more, take a look at the Family Share or Unlimited Screens add-ons. 

What channels does Fubo offer?

Fubo's channel availability is one of the most extensive on the market. Listed above you can see how certain channel's access shifts based on the plan you select. If you want to gain full visibility into what each Fubo plans channel list looks like you can check out the updated Fubo channel list here.

What add-ons does Fubo offer?

Apart from its already-long channel lineup, Fubo offers add-on channels and packages that rival any TV platform – streaming, cable or otherwise! 

Fubo free trial and deals

Fubo offers a 5-day free trial for all three base channel plans, which gives you nearly a week to try out all standard features without having to pay a dime. In addition, customers can get a discount on their first month. Currently, the Essential Plan offers $25 off the first month of service, and the Pro and Elite Plans have a $20 discount on your first month.

How to watch Fubo

Signing up for Fubo is really easy. The following steps will let you watch the game in under 10 minutes:

1. Go to fubo.tv/signup.
2. Create an account by providing your email, creating a password, and confirming your zip code. 
3. Choose your plan by clicking “Start free trial” under the plan name.
4. Enter your billing information and click “Start watching.”

Remember that your card will be charged if you don’t cancel your trial before it ends. You can always check your trial’s end date by going to the “My Account” page in Fubo. 

Is Fubo worth it?

Fubo is price competitive with a lot of other streaming services, including Hulu + Live TV and YouTube TV. So, as far as your wallet is concerned, it doesn’t necessarily stand out. However, it does lead the charge in sports content. The number of regional sports networks is much higher than most other streaming services, plus a healthy number of pro sports channels. 

One drawback of Fubo is its lack of all Warner Bros. Discovery channels. Due to a contract dispute, you won’t be able to get any networks that fall under this umbrella. This includes TNT and TBS, which will affect your NBA viewing. You’ll also have to teach yourself to make a frittata and apply wallpaper, because Warner Bros. Discovery owns Food Network and HGTV. 

FAQ

Is Fubo available on Prime?

No. Fubo is a standalone live TV streaming service. If you have a subscription, you can add the app to an Amazon streaming device or Smart TV, but it’s not on Prime. 

Can I get Fubo cheaper?

Fubo sometimes offers a discount on the first month of service. You can also get a free trial to check out a plan of your choice at no cost for a limited time. 

What is the best Fubo plan?

The Pro plan gives you the most bang for your buck. It’s the same price as the Essential plan, but with regional sports networks. You’ll get unlimited DVR space and can stream on up to 10 devices in your home network.