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A quick tour of Fubo plans
Fubo is a sports-first live TV streaming service that also carries news and entertainment programming. Its current U.S. lineup includes English-language live TV plans such as Pro, Elite, Deluxe, and Essential, a Sports + News option, and several Latino plans and billing configurations. Available channels and features vary by plan and location. You can review the service on our Fubo hub page.
Fubo says all of its U.S. plans include unlimited Cloud DVR storage at no extra charge, although recordings expire after nine months. Supported devices include phones, tablets, computers, streaming devices, and compatible smart TVs, with specific device requirements varying by platform. Fubo also appears as an honorable mention in our 2026 Best Live TV Streaming Services rankings.
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How much do Fubo TV plans cost?
Fubo Plans and Pricing
| Package Name | Price | Channel count |
|---|---|---|
Pro | $73.99/mo. | 212+ |
Elite | $83.99/mo. | 278+ |
Deluxe | $103.99/mo. | 295+ |
Latino | $14.99/mo. | 50+ |
Data effective as of post date.
Fubo’s current lineup includes Pro, Elite, Deluxe, and Essential live TV options, plus Sports + News and several Latino configurations. Pro, Elite, Deluxe, Essential, and Sports + News currently include unlimited Cloud DVR and up to 10 simultaneous streams on the Home Network, while Latino plans include unlimited Cloud DVR and generally start with two simultaneous streams. Plan differences center largely on channel lineups, sports coverage, 4K availability, included add-ons, and billing configuration.
Fubo’s U.S. plans include unlimited Cloud DVR, with recordings retained for up to nine months, and Fubo provides live and on-demand programming through supported devices. A Regional Sports Fee applies when your plan and location include regional sports coverage, with the amount determined by your area.
For more head-to-head context against other TV services, see our best TV providers ranking.
Fubo plans FAQ
Can I watch local channels on Fubo?
Fubo carries local broadcast programming from networks such as ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC, with availability depending on your location. When you're away from home, local channels don't travel with you. Fubo instead provides the local programming available in your current streaming location.
How many devices can I stream Fubo on at the same time?
Fubo's current U.S. English plans allow up to 10 simultaneous streams on devices connected to the Home Network, plus up to three additional streams outside the home on supported mobile devices or web browsers. The Latino plan includes two simultaneous streams by default, with Family Share and Unlimited Screens available to increase the limit. Connected TVs and streaming devices can be used away from home, but Fubo allows TV devices to stream from only one location at a time.
Can I watch Fubo while I'm away from home?
Yes. Fubo works anywhere in the United States and its territories, and it automatically swaps in the local broadcast stations for wherever you happen to be watching. Your regional sports networks travel with you too, as long as your device checks in from your registered home area often enough to keep the account tied to that market.
What devices can I use with Fubo?
Fubo supports Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV and Google TV devices, plus compatible Samsung, LG, Vizio, Hisense, and some Sony smart TVs. You can also stream on supported iPhones, iPads, Android phones and tablets, Xbox One consoles, and Mac or PC browsers including current versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari.
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