Is Fubo TV Free with Amazon Prime? All Plans, Prices & How to Watch Free

Fubo (formerly FuboTV) is one of the leading live TV streaming services in the United States, built primarily for sports fans who want a cable-replacement experience with extensive sports channel coverage. The question “Is Fubo free with Amazon Prime?” is one of the most searched queries about the service — and the confusion is understandable given the growing number of streaming services, channels, and bundling arrangements in the market. Here are the 10 most important things to understand about Fubo before you sign up or start a free trial.

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  Is Fubo TV free with Amazon Prime? NO — Fubo TV is a completely separate streaming service from Amazon Prime and requires its own paid subscription · The Fubo app runs on Amazon Fire TV devices, but that is not the same as being included with Prime · The only free Fubo content on Amazon is the Fubo Sports Network on Amazon Freevee (limited, ad-supported, not a full Fubo subscription)

  The confusion around this question stems from how streaming services are distributed. Amazon Prime Video offers a “Channels” section where subscribers can add on premium streaming services like Paramount+, Showtime, and MGM+ for an additional monthly fee — all billed through Amazon. Fubo has appeared in Amazon’s ecosystem in limited ways, which leads some people to wonder whether it is bundled with Prime. It is not. Fubo TV is its own independent live TV streaming platform that competes with YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and Sling TV as a cable-replacement service. Amazon Prime Video, in contrast, focuses on on-demand movies, TV shows, and Amazon Original content — it is not a live TV service. The two platforms serve fundamentally different purposes and are priced and billed completely independently. If you have a Fire TV Stick or Fire TV device and you see the Fubo app available to download, clicking “install” does not give you free access — it installs the app through which you then subscribe to Fubo separately at its full monthly price.
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  How can I watch Fubo for free? 5-day free trial: available at fubo.tv for all new subscribers on any plan · 30-day free trial: available exclusively through Best Buy for new subscribers to the Pro plan · What’s included in the free trial: full access to all channels in your chosen plan, unlimited cloud DVR, up to 10 simultaneous streams, all features — no restrictions · You must provide payment details to start the trial; cancel before the trial ends to pay nothing

  Fubo’s free trial is one of the most reliable ways to watch live sports and TV without paying anything for a limited period. The standard 5-day free trial is available directly at fubo.tv for all new subscribers regardless of which plan they choose — Pro, Elite, Deluxe, or Latino. During the full 5 days, you receive unrestricted access to the complete channel lineup of your chosen plan, unlimited cloud DVR recording, up to 10 simultaneous home streams, the Fubo app on all compatible devices, and all premium features included in that tier. This is not a “lite” trial — it is the full paid experience. The extended 30-day free trial is available only through Best Buy, exclusively on the Pro plan. If you have a Best Buy account or are comfortable signing up through Best Buy, this is significantly more time to evaluate the service. Both trials require entering your credit card or payment details. If you do not cancel before the trial ends, Fubo will automatically begin billing you for the monthly subscription at the regular rate. Set a calendar reminder a day before the trial expires if you want to test the service without committing. Cancel directly through fubo.tv, through your device’s subscription settings (Apple, Roku, Amazon), or by calling Fubo customer support at 844-384-1349.
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  Is Fubo TV free with Roku? NO — Fubo TV is not free with Roku devices or Roku subscriptions · Downloading the Fubo app on a Roku device is free, but the Fubo service itself requires a paid subscription · Fubo does NOT offer any pricing discount for Roku users · You subscribe to Fubo directly through fubo.tv or through Roku’s channel store — either way, you pay Fubo’s standard monthly price

  Roku is a streaming hardware and platform company — it makes streaming sticks and smart TV operating systems and hosts a channel store where you can download apps. When you download the Fubo app from Roku’s channel store, you install the app on your device. Subscribing to Fubo through Roku means your monthly payment is processed through Roku’s billing system rather than directly through Fubo — but the price is identical. Roku does not subsidize, include, or discount any third-party streaming service as part of buying Roku hardware. The only streaming service included at no extra cost with Roku devices is the Roku Channel itself — an ad-supported free streaming service operated by Roku that has nothing to do with Fubo. Fubo is fully compatible with all Roku devices and Roku TVs, including Roku Express, Roku Streaming Stick, and any TV with Roku built in. The app experience on Roku is smooth and well-rated. But the subscription price is the same regardless of how you access it. The most straightforward way to subscribe and cancel is directly through fubo.tv, as it gives you the most direct control over your billing.
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  Is Fubo free to watch? How much does it actually cost? No — Fubo is not free (except for the limited Fubo Sports Network on Amazon Freevee) · Current plan prices: Sports + News: $55.99/mo · Pro: $73.99/mo · Elite: $83.99/mo · Deluxe: $103.99/mo · Latino: $14.99/mo · All prices are subject to change · Additional regional sports network (RSN) fees of $10–$17/mo apply in many markets · No contract — cancel anytime

  Fubo is a premium paid streaming service with no permanently free tier. After any free trial ends, monthly billing begins at the rate of your chosen plan. As of April 2026, Fubo offers five plans: Sports + News at $55.99/month (23+ channels, sports-and-news focused skinny bundle); Pro at $73.99/month (219+ channels, most popular plan); Elite at $83.99/month (291+ channels, 4K streaming included); Deluxe at $103.99/month (340+ channels, includes NFL RedZone, MGM+, and International Sports Plus); and Latino at $14.99/month (50+ Spanish-language channels, 2 simultaneous streams). Important hidden cost: in many markets, an additional Regional Sports Network (RSN) fee of $10–$17 per month is added for access to local professional sports team broadcasts on top of the base plan price. This fee applies to the Pro plan in markets that carry RSNs — it is rolled into the Elite and Deluxe plans. Always check the all-in cost for your specific ZIP code before subscribing, as the RSN fee varies by location and can significantly raise the effective monthly bill. Fubo has no annual contracts — all plans are month-to-month, and you can cancel at any time without a penalty fee.
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  Is Fubo TV worth it? Worth it if: you are a dedicated sports fan who needs live access to NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS, international soccer, and regional sports networks · you want to drop cable but keep live sports · you need 10 simultaneous streams for a large household · Not worth it if: you mainly watch entertainment/lifestyle channels or need NBC network programming (NBC dropped from Fubo in 2026 due to a carriage dispute with NBCUniversal)

  Fubo’s value proposition is almost entirely driven by sports. It carries FOX, FS1, ESPN, ABC, CBS, and a large selection of regional sports networks (RSNs) that cover local professional teams in NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL markets — a package that is hard to replicate with other streaming services. For sports fans who previously paid $100–$200/month for cable primarily to watch live sports, Fubo at $73.99/month for the Pro plan can deliver meaningful savings with a better interface and no long-term contract. The unlimited cloud DVR (recordings kept for 9 months), up to 10 simultaneous home streams, and 4K sports streaming on Elite and Deluxe are all standout features. However, two significant carriage disputes have weakened Fubo’s appeal for general viewers in 2026. First, NBC, CNBC, Bravo, USA Network, and all other NBCUniversal channels were removed from Fubo after a contract dispute. This means no Sunday Night Football, no NBC Olympics coverage, and no NBC primetime shows. Second, TNT, TBS, truTV, HGTV, Food Network, and other Warner Bros. Discovery channels are also unavailable on Fubo — meaning no March Madness on TBS/TNT and no HGTV for home improvement fans. These gaps make Fubo a poor choice for anyone who primarily watches entertainment channels rather than sports. For sports-first households, it remains competitive. For general entertainment viewers, YouTube TV or Hulu + Live TV are better alternatives.
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  What are the downsides of Fubo TV? Major downsides: (1) NBCUniversal channels missing since 2026 — no NBC, no Sunday Night Football, no CNBC, no Bravo · (2) No Warner Bros. Discovery channels — no HGTV, Food Network, TNT, TBS, CNN, truTV · (3) Regional sports network fee adds $10–$17/mo in many markets on top of the advertised price · (4) Most streams capped at 720p — 4K only on Elite and Deluxe · (5) Expensive for non-sports viewers at $73.99+/mo · (6) No NFL RedZone unless you buy Sports Plus add-on or choose Deluxe plan

  Fubo’s downsides in 2026 are substantial enough to make it the wrong choice for many households. The most impactful gap is the loss of NBC channels. NBC carries some of the most-watched programming in the country including Sunday Night Football (consistently the highest-rated TV program in the U.S. for over a decade), the Super Bowl in rotation years, the Olympics, and popular primetime shows. As of March 2026, none of NBC’s channels are available on Fubo due to a carriage dispute with NBCUniversal. There is no workaround except using an over-the-air antenna for local NBC reception. The second major gap involves Warner Bros. Discovery channels, which include HGTV and Food Network (two of the most popular channels with older adult viewers), CNN, TNT, TBS (which carry some NBA and MLB playoff games), truTV, and Discovery. These channels are also absent from Fubo. For households that watch HGTV and Food Network regularly, this is a fundamental incompatibility. The hidden RSN fee is another consistent frustration — many customers sign up based on the advertised $73.99/month Pro price and are surprised to find a $10–$17 regional sports fee on their first bill, making the actual cost $84–$91/month. The standard stream quality of 720p is disappointing for a premium-priced service, with 4K limited to the higher-cost Elite and Deluxe plans. Alternatives YouTube TV ($72.99/month) and Hulu + Live TV ($82.99/month) both carry NBC and most major entertainment networks, making them more comprehensive options for general viewers.
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  What channels does Fubo TV include? Included on Pro and above: FOX · FS1 · FS2 · ESPN · ESPN2 · ABC · CBS · The CW · Fox News · MSNBC · CNN Headline News · Disney Channel · Nickelodeon · FX · FXX · Hallmark · Paramount Network · Animal Planet · National Geographic · Regional Sports Networks (RSN fee applies) · NOT included: NBC · CNBC · Bravo · USA Network · HGTV · Food Network · TNT · TBS · truTV · CNN

  Fubo’s channel lineup as of April 2026 reflects both its strengths and its carriage dispute gaps. On the sports side, Fubo excels: ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, ABC, CBS, FOX, and extensive regional sports network coverage across NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB markets. For international sports, Fubo carries beIN Sports, TUDN, FS Soccer, and several other international sports networks. News coverage is available through Fox News Channel, MSNBC, HLN (CNN Headline News), and local affiliate news — but CNN and CNBC are absent. Entertainment channels available include FX, FXX, Hallmark Channel, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, Paramount Network, Comedy Central, AMC, IFC, SundanceTV, Lifetime, A&E, and WE tv. Kids channels include Disney Channel, Disney Junior, Disney XD, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr., and Cartoon Network. Most notably absent: NBC and all NBCUniversal properties (NBC, CNBC, Bravo, USA Network, Syfy, E!, and NBC Sports Regional Networks), and all Warner Bros. Discovery channels (HGTV, Food Network, TLC, CNN, TNT, TBS, truTV, HLN standalone, Discovery, OWN, TLC). Fubo recommends pairing an over-the-air HD antenna with its service to receive NBC, PBS, and other local broadcast channels that may not be available in your market through the streaming service.
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  Does Fubo TV have a 30-day free trial? Not directly from Fubo.tv — the standard Fubo free trial is 5 days for all plans · The 30-day free trial is available ONLY through Best Buy, exclusively on the Pro plan · To get the Best Buy 30-day trial: purchase a Best Buy membership or create a Best Buy account, navigate to the streaming deals section, and activate the Fubo Pro trial from there · Fubo charges full price after the trial ends regardless of where you signed up

  Many searches for “Fubo TV free trial 30 days” are based on older information when Fubo offered a 7-day standard trial. As of 2026, the standard free trial available directly at fubo.tv has been reduced to 5 days across all plans. The 30-day extended trial is a partnership promotion available through Best Buy. Best Buy periodically offers new streaming service trials as a perk for its customers — the Fubo Pro 30-day trial is one of these. To access it, you need to either have a Best Buy account or sign up for one (creating a basic Best Buy account is free), then navigate to Best Buy’s streaming deals or software section to find and activate the Fubo offer. The process links your Best Buy account to a new Fubo account. After the 30 days, Fubo Pro billing begins at the regular monthly rate unless you cancel. The Best Buy trial offer is not always available — it may be a limited-time promotion. Check bestbuy.com/streaming for current availability. Whether you use the 5-day or 30-day trial, all features are fully unlocked — there are no limitations on channels, DVR recording, simultaneous streams, or any other features during the trial period.
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  What devices is Fubo TV compatible with? Fubo works on: Amazon Fire TV Stick and Fire TV (all generations) · Roku devices and Roku TVs · Apple TV (4th generation and later) · Chromecast and Google TV · Samsung Smart TVs · LG Smart TVs · iOS devices (iPhone and iPad) · Android phones and tablets · Xbox One and Xbox Series S/X · Web browsers at fubo.tv · No cable box or installation appointment needed — sign up online and watch within minutes

  One of Fubo’s clearest advantages over traditional cable is that it requires no installation appointment, no technician visit, no physical cable box, and no equipment rental fees. You sign up online at fubo.tv, pay your monthly subscription, and start watching immediately on whatever internet-connected device you already own. For seniors or anyone unfamiliar with streaming technology, the simplest and most remote-friendly experience is through a Roku device (known for its simple, large-button remote and very intuitive interface) or an Amazon Fire TV Stick (easy setup, works with Alexa voice control). Both are available at major retailers for $30–$50. Samsung Smart TVs from 2018 onward have the Fubo app built in or available in the smart TV app store. LG Smart TVs from 2016 onward also support Fubo through the LG Content Store. All plans support up to 10 simultaneous streams at home and 3 streams on the go (outside the home network), making Fubo well-suited for households where multiple family members or roommates want to watch different programs at the same time. Fubo supports 6 user profiles per account — each person can have their own watch history, DVR recordings, and preferences.
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  How does Fubo compare to YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV? Fubo Pro ($73.99/mo): best for sports (most RSNs) · missing NBC and Warner Bros. Discovery channels · 219+ channels · YouTube TV ($72.99/mo): includes NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, ESPN, CNN, HGTV, Food Network, 100+ channels · best all-around cable replacement · no RSN fee · Hulu + Live TV ($82.99/mo): includes NBC, ESPN, Disney+, Hulu library, 85+ channels · best for on-demand + live TV combo · Best for sports only: Fubo · Best overall: YouTube TV · Best value with on-demand: Hulu + Live TV

  The three main alternatives to traditional cable TV in 2026 — Fubo, YouTube TV, and Hulu + Live TV — serve meaningfully different audiences, and understanding the differences prevents paying for the wrong service. Fubo’s core competitive advantage is its depth of sports coverage, particularly regional sports networks. If you need to watch your local NBA, NHL, or MLB team’s games on the regional RSN and do not have access through over-the-air or other means, Fubo is one of the few live TV streaming services that carriers those channels — though an RSN fee of $10–$17/month is added in most markets. YouTube TV at $72.99/month is the strongest all-around cable replacement for most households. It includes over 100 channels covering all major networks (NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, ESPN, CNN, HGTV, Food Network, TLC, Bravo, USA, and many more), an unlimited DVR with no storage cap, 3 simultaneous streams, and no long-term contract. For most households that need a broad channel mix including news, entertainment, and sports, YouTube TV is the better value. Hulu + Live TV at $82.99/month bundles Disney+ and ESPN+ alongside 85+ live channels — particularly valuable for households that also want on-demand content and Disney+ for younger family members. All three services offer free trials, charge no installation or equipment fees, and require no annual contract.

Prices verified April 2026. All services subject to change. Fubo RSN fee of $10–$17/mo adds to Pro plan price in most markets.

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