The Best Fubo Deals, From a $30 Discount to a Free Trial

By Oscar Hartzog

Oscar Hartzog

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Plenty of content has been migrating to streaming services for years now, but some of the most popular programming is still only available on traditional TV. From sports like March Madness basketball and the upcoming World Cup, to events like the Oscars, to reality TV series like RuPaul’s Drag Race, some content is still most easily accessible via a traditional channel guide.

At a Glance: The Best Fubo Deals

• Five-day free trial
• Up to $30 off your first month

Luckily, if you don’t want a traditional cable or satellite package, there are now a handful of standout live TV streaming services that beat those dying cable boxes with better pricing, more streamlined packages, and viewing flexibility.

One of those standout live TV streaming services is Fubo. The popular service offers hundreds of channels in a selection of well-priced packages. If you’re looking to ditch cable — or find a way to access channels you lost by cutting the cord — it’s a great option.

What Channels Does Fubo Have?

Fubo offers more than 250 channels in its top-tier subscription. These channels include network stations ABC, CBS, and FOX, plus all of the most popular cable channels and regional sports networks (in certain packages). Cable channels include standouts like ESPN, FS1, Fox News, MSNBC, HGTV, CNN, Bravo, and Hallmark Channel. The only notable absences on Fubo are NBC and TNT. See Fubo’s full channel lineup here.

How Much Does Fubo Cost?

In terms of value, Fubo is perhaps the best live TV streaming service on the market. Plans start at just $55.99 a month, and the service’s most expensive package is $83.99 a month. Similar top-tier packages from other streamers can easily surpass $100 a month, making Fubo’s pricing very competitive.

Here’s a quick breakdown of Fubo’s (English-language) package offerings:

Sports + News: Fubo’s Sports + News plan is a streamlined, affordable option that costs $55.99 a month. You get 25 channels, including local stations (ABC, CBS, and FOX), Fox News, and sports channels like ESPN, FS1, and NFL Network.

Core: Fubo’s Core plan costs $73.99 a month and offers a great balance of price and channel availability. It includes local channels, regional sports networks, cable sports channels, news stations, and a huge selection of entertainment channels.

Ultra: Fubo’s largest package is Ultra, which offers over 200 channels and — unlike the options above — 4K UHD high-resolution streaming for certain content. It costs $83.99 a month, which, for reference, is less than the starting price for Hulu + Live TV ($89.99/month).

Another important note: all Fubo packages offer unlimited DVR recording and streaming on up to 10 screens at a time. That’s a better deal than any other live TV streaming service, and frankly, it’s shocking that both perks are available in all packages.

Does Fubo Offer Any Deals?

Yes, Fubo is currently offering deals on all of its plans. New users can get a discount of up to $30 off their first month, depending on the plan they select. You can get $10 off your first month of Sports + News, $25 off Core, $30 off Ultra, and $5 off Latino. This brings the starting introductory price down to just $45.99 a month for the Sports + News plan.

Does Fubo Offer a Free Trial?

Yes, Fubo does offer a free trial. As of writing, new subscribers can get a five-day free trial to test out the service without paying. You will have to enter payment information to sign up for the free trial, and it will auto-renew if you don’t cancel. Fubo has removed its free trial in the past, so take advantage of it while it lasts.