How Much Is Fubo? 2026 Plans & Prices
Fubo costs $88.99 per month for its base Pro plan as of August 2026, following a $15-per-month price increase that rolled out across June and July 2026 when NBC channels returned to the service. The top-tier Elite plan is now $98.99 per month, the slimmer Fubo Sports (Sports + News) plan is $64.99 per month, and the Spanish-language Fubo Latino plan is $19.99 per month. Most plans include unlimited DVR, streaming on up to 10 screens at home, ESPN Unlimited access, and a short free trial — but regional sports fees can push the real bill noticeably higher. Here is the full breakdown.
Fubo Plans And Prices (August 2026)
- Fubo Pro — $88.99 per month. The base plan: 150+ channels (often more, depending on ZIP code), including local ABC, CBS, FOX, and — new this summer — NBC stations, plus ESPN, FX, Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, and regional sports networks. Includes ESPN Unlimited access.
- Fubo Elite — $98.99 per month. Everything in Pro plus roughly 50 more channels from the Fubo Extra and News Plus packs, and 4K streaming for select live events.
- Fubo Sports (Sports + News) — $64.99 per month. A pared-down lineup of about 26 channels focused on sports and news — ESPN, FOX, CBS, and NFL Network among them — with ESPN Unlimited included at no extra cost.
- Fubo Latino — $19.99 per month. 50+ Spanish-language channels, including beIN Sports, ESPN Deportes, Fox Deportes, and — restored in June 2026 — Telemundo and Universo. Streams on two screens.
- Ultimate ($113.99) and Deluxe ($118.99). Larger legacy tiers for existing subscribers. You may also see the base plans branded Core and Ultra in select markets — pricing matches Pro and Elite.
Why Fubo's Price Jumped In 2026
Fubo and NBCUniversal spent late 2025 in a carriage dispute that pulled NBC channels off the service; Fubo actually cut prices by about $10 in December 2025 to compensate. That dispute ended in June 2026, and the new deal brought back NBC, Bravo, Telemundo, Universo, NBC News NOW, Cozi, and the NBC Sports regional networks — along with a $15-per-month increase on the main English-language plans ($9 on Fubo Sports, $5 on Latino). Existing subscribers cannot opt out of the new channels, though downgrading to a cheaper plan is allowed.
What Fubo Still Does Not Have
The NBC deal did not cover the cable networks NBCUniversal spun off into Versant, so Fubo is still missing USA Network, SYFY, and MS NOW — notable if you watch WWE SmackDown, which airs on USA Network. Warner Bros. Discovery channels such as AMC and Food Network are absent as well. Fubo leans hard into sports — international soccer especially — rather than a complete cable replacement; if you want a broader general-entertainment lineup, compare it against Hulu + Live TV before committing.
Watch For The Regional Sports Fee
Pro and Elite include regional sports networks, and in many markets that carries a separate regional sports fee that now runs as high as $15.99 per month (Boston, Philadelphia, and the NBC Sports Bay Area and California regions are at the top end). The fee only appears at checkout, so the sticker price is not the final price — a Pro subscription in an RSN market can land above $100 per month before add-ons.
Add-Ons
Fubo sells a long list of optional extras on top of any base plan: Paramount+ with Showtime ($11), Starz ($11), and MGM+ ($7) — or all three bundled for $20 per month — plus big-ticket sports packages like MLB.TV and DAZN at $30 per month each, NFL RedZone via Sports Plus, and a range of international channel packs.
What Every Plan Includes
All plans come with unlimited cloud DVR (recordings keep for up to nine months). The English-language plans support up to 10 screens at once on your home network and three simultaneous streams away from home via Family Share; Latino includes two screens, with upgrades available. Pro, Elite, and Fubo Sports all include ESPN Unlimited access for ESPN's direct-to-consumer content.
Fubo FAQ
Does Fubo have a free trial?
Yes — Fubo offers a short free trial (currently five days) on its main plans, and most plans also carry a discounted first month.
Is Fubo cheaper than YouTube TV?
Not anymore. YouTube TV runs $82.99 per month versus Fubo Pro at $88.99 plus any regional sports fee. Fubo's case is its sports depth — RSNs, international soccer, and 4K on Elite — rather than price. See our full Fubo vs Sling comparison if you are shopping the budget end instead.
How do I cancel Fubo?
You can cancel from your account settings at any time and keep access through the end of your billing cycle — our step-by-step Fubo cancellation guide walks through it.