Fubo Price 2026: Every Plan, Fees and What You Really Pay

Fubo costs $88.99 a month for the Pro plan and $98.99 for Elite in the US, with a smaller Sports + News plan at $64.99 in some markets and the Spanish-language Latino plan at $19.99. Many areas also pay a regional sports fee of up to $16.99 a month on top, so the real bill for Pro can be over $100.

Fubo only shows plans and prices to visitors in the US, and its site would not load the plan page from our location. The prices here come from two independent price trackers updated in September and October 2026, which list the same figures. Check the total at checkout for your ZIP code before you sign up.

Fubo plans and prices (US, autumn 2026)#

Prices exclude taxes and the regional sports fee. In some markets the main plans carry different names, such as Core or Ultra, at the same prices as Pro and Elite.

The regional sports fee#

If your area's lineup includes a regional sports network, Fubo adds a monthly regional sports fee at checkout. The trackers put it between $3.99 and $16.99 a month depending on where you live. Customers billed through Roku have been charged a separately stated $16 fee. This is the single biggest reason the price at checkout differs from the advertised price.

What a year of Fubo really costs#

Few people keep live TV all year. If you mainly watch one sport, subscribing only for its season can cut the yearly cost by several hundred dollars, and our subscription audit guide helps you spot services you are paying for outside the months you use them.

Why Fubo's price has moved so much#

Fubo's prices have changed several times in the past two years. Pro was $84.99 in early 2025, fell to $73.99 in December 2025 during a carriage dispute with NBCUniversal, and rose to $88.99 in June 2026 after the dispute was settled. Elite followed the same pattern, from $83.99 to $98.99. If you joined at a lower price, check your latest bill.

Fubo also joined Disney in a business combination completed on 29 October 2025. Fubo and Hulu + Live TV still run as separate services with separate subscriptions.

What you get for the money#

• Screens: up to 10 streams on your home network plus three away from home on the English-language plans; two on Latino.
• Cloud DVR: unlimited recording space, with recordings kept for a limited time.
• Free trial: availability and length vary by offer and sign-up route, so do not assume one is available.

Is Fubo the right choice for sports?#

Our guides to NBA League Pass, F1 TV Pro and streaming bundles cover those alternatives, and our guide to monthly vs yearly billing explains how to time a seasonal subscription.

Fubo price questions#

How much is Fubo a month?#

Pro is $88.99 and Elite $98.99 a month in the US, before taxes and any regional sports fee. Sports + News costs $64.99 where it is offered.

What is Fubo's regional sports fee?#

A monthly charge added in areas where your lineup includes regional sports networks, reported at $3.99 to $16.99 a month depending on location.

Does Fubo have a free trial?#

Sometimes. Fubo's trial offers change by plan and sign-up route, so check the current offer before entering payment details, and set a reminder to cancel if you only want to try it.

Is Fubo part of Hulu now?#

Fubo and Disney combined their businesses in October 2025, but Fubo and Hulu + Live TV remain separate services with their own plans and billing.

Why is my Fubo bill higher than the advertised price?#

Usually because of the regional sports fee and taxes, or a price increase since you joined. Pro rose from $73.99 to $88.99 in June 2026.

Fubo price sources#

Plan prices, fees, streams and DVR details from Digital Trends (updated 8 September 2026) and Streaming Price Tracker (updated October 2026), which agree on current prices; price history from Streaming Price Tracker. Fubo's own plan page is only available in the US. Prices change often, so confirm at checkout.

• Fubo: official website (US only)
• Digital Trends: Fubo plans, channels and prices
• Streaming Price Tracker: Fubo price history