Best for budgets
Fubo Pro
$73.99/mo.*
- 216+ channels
- Unlimited Cloud DVR
- 12 streams
- Regional sports networks (fee applies)
Best overall
Fubo Elite
$83.99/mo.
- 280+ channels
- Unlimited Cloud DVR
- 12 streams
- Regional sports networks (no fee)
- 4K Plus add-on included
Best for Spanish speakers
Fubo Latino
$19.99/mo.
- 50+ channels
- Unlimited Cloud DVR
- 2 streams
- Latino Plus add-on available (fee applies)
Explore Fubo TV costs and packages
Data as of post date. Additional taxes, fees and regional restrictions may apply. Prices subject to change.
* RSN fee of $3–$17/mo. applies.
How much does Fubo TV cost? Fubo’s four main packages are: Pro ($73.99 per month, 216+ channels), Elite ($83.99 per month, 280+ channels), Latino ($19.99 per month, 50+ channels), and Sports + News ($55.99 per month, 29+ channels).
Those channel counts will increase once Fubo regains all of the channels it lost during the months-long dispute with NBCUniversal, which resolved on June 10, 2026.
So, Latino package aside, Fubo TV packages cost not much less than other — frankly, better — live TV streaming services like YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV.
Everyone from singles/couples to families to sports fans will like Pro. Its 216+ channels include entertainment, kids, lifestyle, news, and sports networks.
The package also has up to 40 regional sports networks (RSNs; additional monthly fee of $3–$17 applies).
For larger households, Elite has all 280+ channels Fubo carries and includes the 4K Plus add-on for free.
Elite also has RSNs, but Fubo rolls the fee into the package price.
Both plans also have unlimited cloud DVR and include Fubo’s Family Share + Unlimited Screens add-on (regularly $5.99 a month), which gives you 10 streams at home plus two mobile streams.
Spanish speakers can choose Fubo’s Latino plan, which has 50+ Spanish-language networks, unlimited DVR, and two streams for just $19.99 per month.
If you need more channels, the Latino Plus add-on ($19.99 monthly) has live sports coverage and even more shows and movies.
To learn more, see our full review of Fubo or our guide to the Best Live TV Streaming Services.
Also, our Fubo Channel Lineup guide shows you every channel in every Fubo package, plus details on premium channels and add-ons.

Save cash on your first month of service with Fubo deals

In addition to its 5-day free trial, Fubo has two current deals and promotions.
- Save $15.00 on your first month of the Pro (reg. $73.99/mo.) package and $20.00 on your first month of the Elite package (reg. $83.99/mo.)
- Save $10.00 on your first month of the Latino package (reg. $19.99/mo.)
Looking to save more? Our Fubo deals guide can lead you to even more savings.
Fubo features, benefits, and add-ons
Fubo has no contracts, abundant simultaneous streams, six user profiles, and a roster of affordable add-ons to customize your streaming TV experience.
No contracts
There’s no contact forcing you to stay with Fubo. Sign up today and cancel tomorrow if you want.
Unlimited Cloud DVR
Record all the movies, shows, and live sports your heart desires with Fubo’s no-limit DVR. And you can keep all your recordings for nine months!
Family Share + Unlimited Screens
Included with Pro and Elite, Family Share + Unlimited Screens (regularly $5.99 per month) lets up to three people watch Fubo simultaneously—even if they’re outside the home. At home, up to 10 people can watch at once, for a total of 13 streams. Also, up to six users can create profiles with separate watchlists and settings.
Premium and channel package add-ons
Customize your Fubo TV plan with more live TV channels, movies, and shows with a variety of affordable add-ons. Choose Paramount+ Premium ($10.99 per month), MGM+ ($6.99 per month), or STARZ ($10.99 per month)—or bundle all three ($19.99 per month).
That’s not all: Fubo has a bunch more add-on services and channel packs starting at $2.99 monthly. You can also choose from six sports add-ons, including NBA League Pass ($16.99 per month), Sports Plus with NFL RedZone ($10.99 per month), and MLB.TV ($29.99 per month).
No equipment rental fees
Fubo supports a variety of devices—you probably already own more than one of them. That’s great since you won’t pay a monthly fee for a receiver/DVR unit.
Fubo TV cost FAQ
How much does Fubo TV cost per month?
The cost of Fubo’s TV plans is $73.99–$83.99 monthly. Two of the three packages have an additional regional sports network (RSN) fee of $4–$17 per month. Additionally, Fubo has a Latino plan that costs $19.99 per month.
How can I get Fubo for free?
Fubo offers a free 5-day trial on all of its plans. There is a plan called Fubo Free, but it's only available to those who have canceled either a free trial or paid subscription.
What is the cheapest Fubo plan?
The least expensive live TV plan from Fubo is the Pro plan, which costs $73.99 per month.
Does Fubo have a free trial?
Yes. Fubo offers a five-day, risk-free trial for all of its plans.