Fubo Cost Per Month

Fubo’s pricing changes frequently with introductory promotions. All prices below reflect the standard ongoing monthly rate after any first-month discount expires. RSN (regional sports network) fees are additional monthly charges in most markets.

The questions people search most about Fubo — answered plainly, including the things the sign-up page doesn’t highlight.

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  How much does Fubo cost monthly — the real number after all fees? Sports + News: $55.99/mo · Pro (most popular): $73.99–$84.99 + $12–$17 RSN fee = often $90–$102/mo total · Elite: $83.99–$94.99 (RSN included) · Deluxe: $103.99–$114.99 · Latino: $14.99/mo

  The gap between what Fubo advertises and what most subscribers actually pay is significant. The Pro plan is listed at $73.99–$84.99 per month, but in most U.S. markets with regional sports network coverage — which is the primary reason most people choose Fubo — an additional RSN fee of $12–$17 per month is charged on top. That pushes real-world Pro plan costs to $90–$102 per month for the typical sports fan. The Elite plan at $83.99–$94.99 includes the RSN fee in the advertised price, making it arguably the more transparent option. First-month promotional pricing ($20–$30 off the first month) is common but creates the expectation of a lower ongoing cost that doesn’t hold. When comparing Fubo to competitors like YouTube TV ($82.99) and Hulu + Live TV ($82.99), always add the RSN fee to Fubo’s base price to compare apples-to-apples.
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  Is FuboTV free with Amazon Prime? No — Fubo is not included with Amazon Prime · It is available as a paid add-on channel through Amazon Prime Video at the same price as subscribing directly · Amazon Prime and Fubo are completely separate services with no bundle or discount arrangement

  This is one of the most common Fubo misconceptions. Amazon Prime does not include FuboTV or any live TV streaming service. You can subscribe to Fubo through Amazon Prime Video’s channel store — which means you’d see it on your TV through the Prime Video interface — but you’d pay the same monthly price as subscribing directly through fubo.tv. There’s no Amazon Prime discount on Fubo, and an Amazon Prime membership does not give you access to Fubo content. Amazon Prime Video itself includes on-demand movies and shows for Amazon Prime members, but no live sports broadcast channels. If you’re looking for a live TV sports service, Fubo is a separate subscription you sign up for and pay for independently of any Amazon membership.
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  What channels did Fubo lose — and is NBC coming back? Lost November 21, 2025: Local NBC affiliates, Bravo, MSNBC, CNBC, USA Network, Golf Channel, Syfy, E!, Telemundo, NBC Sports RSNs · Talks with NBCUniversal have completely ended · No return timeline exists · NBC is NOT expected back soon

  On November 21, 2025, every NBCUniversal channel disappeared from Fubo when a carriage agreement expired without renewal. This is Fubo’s most significant channel loss in its history and directly affects sports fans: Sunday Night Football (which NBC carries), Premier League soccer matches on NBC Sports, local NBC news, and dozens of cable channels are all gone. As of mid-2026, negotiations have officially stopped — NBCUniversal says it’s satisfied with its deal with Hulu + Live TV (which Disney also owns and which still carries the full NBC portfolio) and has no plans to reopen Fubo discussions until the Hulu contract nears expiration. Fubo issued $15 credits to affected accounts and reduced some plan prices to reflect the content loss. If you subscribe to Fubo specifically for NBC channels, Sunday Night Football, or the Premier League on NBC Sports, choose a different service — YouTube TV, DirecTV Stream, and Hulu + Live TV all currently carry the full NBCUniversal package.
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  What are the biggest downsides to FuboTV? 1) No NBC channels since Nov 2025 · 2) RSN fee not shown in advertised price · 3) No HGTV, Food Network, CNN, TNT, TBS, or Discovery · 4) More expensive than YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV for comparable plans · 5) Can’t share with people outside your home

  Fubo has real strengths — particularly its regional sports coverage, Multiview simultaneous viewing, and high simultaneous stream count. But its limitations are worth knowing before subscribing. Beyond the NBC blackout, Fubo is missing some of the most-watched cable channels: HGTV, Food Network, CNN, MSNBC (now lost), TNT, TBS, and Discovery are absent from Fubo’s lineup even before the NBC dispute. This matters to households where not everyone is a sports fan — a partner who watches HGTV or CNN while you watch sports won’t find those channels on Fubo. The RSN fee issue makes Fubo’s effective price higher than it appears. And Fubo enforces strict household-only viewing: if someone outside your home address uses your Fubo login simultaneously, your own stream gets cut off. Password sharing with family members in other homes doesn’t work the way it does on some other services.
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  How do I get Fubo for free — is there a free trial? Fubo offers a 5-day free trial on all plans · Credit card required · Cancel before 5 days end to avoid charges · Cancel online at fubo.tv/account or through any device the app is installed on · First month discounts of $20–$30 are common for new subscribers

  Fubo provides a 5-day free trial for new subscribers on all of its plans. You’ll need to enter credit card information to start, but you won’t be charged anything if you cancel before the five days expire. After the trial, Fubo frequently discounts the first month by $20–$30 as an introductory offer — so new subscribers often pay roughly half price in month one before the standard rate kicks in from month two onward. To cancel after a free trial, go to fubo.tv/account on any browser, or cancel through the app on your Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire Stick, or other device. Fubo’s cancellation is straightforward — no phone calls required, no retention hold. One important note: if you subscribed through your device’s app store (Apple or Google), you’ll need to cancel through Apple’s subscription settings or Google Play rather than through the Fubo website itself.
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  Is Fubo worth it compared to YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV? Worth it for: hardcore sports fans who need regional sports networks (local NBA/NHL/MLB games) and the Multiview feature · Not worth it for: households where entertainment channels matter, or anyone who wants NBC content · YouTube TV is better for most households; Fubo is better for sports specialists

  The clearest case for Fubo is a household of sports fans who specifically need regional sports networks to watch local pro team games — the kind of coverage that lets you see your hometown Celtics, Penguins, or Padres games on a local channel. Fubo has the deepest RSN coverage of any live TV streamer. The Multiview feature, letting you watch up to four live games on one screen simultaneously, is genuinely unique and popular with sports enthusiasts. For most other households — particularly those with a mix of sports and entertainment viewers — YouTube TV at $82.99/month delivers a more complete experience. It carries the full channel lineup including HGTV, CNN, Discovery, and the complete NBCUniversal package, plus a 10-day free trial. Hulu + Live TV at $82.99 adds Disney+ and ESPN+ to the bundle. Both currently have NBC; Fubo doesn’t. For sports-only households who don’t need HGTV or CNN-type channels and specifically want local team coverage: Fubo. For everyone else: YouTube TV or Hulu + Live TV.
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  What sports channels does Fubo actually have? Included: ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, NFL Network, Big Ten Network, ACC Network, SEC Network, beIN Sports, TNT Sports · Regional: up to 35 RSNs (additional fee) · Notable absences: NBC Sports RSNs (lost in NBC dispute), NBA TV, MLB Network

  Fubo’s sports channel lineup is its primary selling point and is the most extensive of any live TV streamer. The standard Pro plan includes ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNews, ESPNU, FS1, FS2, NFL Network, Big Ten Network, ACC Network, SEC Network, Tennis Channel, beIN Sports (eight channels covering international soccer), and nine Fubo Sports Network channels. Regional sports networks — carrying local NBA, NHL, and MLB games — are available for an additional $12–$17/month RSN fee and cover up to 35 markets. What’s currently missing: all NBC Sports RSNs (gone with the November 2025 blackout, which includes markets like Boston, Philadelphia, and others that relied on NBC-branded RSNs for their local teams), NBA TV, MLB Network, and Golf Channel. If your local team games are broadcast on an NBC Sports RSN specifically, your team may not be available on Fubo — verify your specific market at fubo.tv before subscribing.
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  How do I cancel Fubo — and will I get charged if I cancel during the free trial? Cancel online at fubo.tv/account — no phone call required · Cancel before day 5 of trial to avoid any charge · You keep access through the end of your paid period · Monthly subscribers: cancel anytime, access continues through month end

  Fubo’s cancellation is entirely online and takes about two minutes. Go to fubo.tv, sign in, click your profile icon in the top right, select “My Account,” scroll to the subscription section, and click “Cancel Subscription.” You’ll be asked to confirm — no sales calls, no retention offers blocking the way (though you may see a discount offer to stay). Your access continues through the end of your current billing period regardless of when you cancel. If you’re in the free trial and want to cancel without being charged, you must complete the cancellation before the 5-day trial expires — the billing date is shown in your account when you sign up. If you subscribed through an Apple TV app, Roku channel, or Amazon Fire Stick, the cancellation must go through that platform’s subscription management — not through fubo.tv directly. Once you cancel, any cloud DVR recordings expire after 30 days.

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