Fubo Add-Ons: Every Channel and Pack You Can Add in 2026

✦ Edited and fact-checked by Mia Carter, our Contributing Writer with over 27 years covering tech and mobile apps.

How Fubo add-ons work

Every Fubo plan offers two ways to customize what you watch. Traditional add-ons let you layer sports packages, international channels, and other extras onto an existing Fubo base plan. But the Fubo Channel Store also sells select services as standalone subscriptions, so you don’t necessarily need a Fubo base plan to sign up.

Standalone Fubo Channel Store options include services such as MLB.TV, Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, FOX Nation, STARZ, MGM+, Hallmark+, and DAZN1. Other packages and account features are still designed as upgrades to a regular Fubo subscription, so it’s worth checking whether the channel you want requires a base plan before signing up.

Conversely, Fubo groups its base plan add-ons into a few practical buckets: premium entertainment channels, sports packages, and niche and international channel packs, along with select account upgrades such as additional simultaneous streams on eligible plans. We’ll walk through each below with current pricing.

Fubo’s lineup and pricing change fairly often as the company adds services and renegotiates carriage agreements. For the full rundown of what each base plan includes before you start adding extras, check out our Fubo review.

Fubo premium channel add-ons

These are the names you’d otherwise pay for as standalone apps, folded into a single Fubo bill.

• Paramount+ with SHOWTIME ($10.99/mo.): Includes live CBS channels in select markets, SHOWTIME channels, and on-demand programming from SHOWTIME.
• STARZ ($11.99/mo.): Includes STARZ live channels plus its on-demand lineup of original series and movies.
• MGM+ ($7.99/mo.): Includes MGM+ live channels and on-demand access to original series and movies.
• Paramount+ with SHOWTIME + STARZ + MGM+ bundle ($20.99/mo.): Includes all three premium services for less than subscribing to each one separately.

Fubo sports add-ons

Fubo built its reputation on sports coverage, and its add-on lineup reflects that. Base plans already include a wide range of sports networks, including ESPN, FOX Sports, CBS Sports Network, and regional sports networks in eligible markets.

Regional sports network fees may apply separately. For a full channel-by-channel breakdown, see our Fubo sports packages guide. Here’s the quick version of Fubo’s major sports add-ons.

• Sports Plus with NFL RedZone ($10.99/mo.): Adds NFL RedZone alongside NBA TV, NHL Network, MLB Network, SEC Network, and more than a dozen other sports channels.
• Sports Lite ($9.99/mo.): A smaller sports bundle with channels including MLB Network, NBA TV, NHL Network, and select college sports networks.
• International Sports Plus ($6.99/mo.): Adds international sports channels geared toward soccer, combat sports, and other global competitions.
• Adventure Plus ($4.99/mo.): Adds outdoor-focused programming for hunting, fishing, motorsports, and adventure fans.
• MLB.TV ($29.99/mo.): Streams non-nationally televised, out-of-market MLB games, subject to local blackout restrictions. MLB.TV is also available through Fubo as a standalone subscription without a base Fubo plan.
• NBA League Pass ($16.99/mo.): Streams out-of-market NBA games, subject to local and national broadcast restrictions.

Fubo niche and specialty add-ons

Beyond sports and premium channels, Fubo carries a handful of language- and interest-specific packs worth considering if you want channels that aren’t included with your base plan.

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Fubo’s niche and international packages make the most sense when you have a specific channel, language, or league in mind. Options vary by package, and some services are available directly through Fubo’s Channel Store without requiring a full base plan.

Current U.S. English-language plans include Family Share + Unlimited Screens at no additional cost. The Latino plan includes Standard Share for two simultaneous streams, with Family Share and Unlimited Screens available as optional upgrades. Fubo also includes unlimited Cloud DVR with all U.S. plans, so there’s no extra DVR-storage tier to add.

How to decide which Fubo add-ons are worth it

Fubo’s add-on system rewards subscribers who do a little math before checking out. On premium services like Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, STARZ, and MGM+, the current $20.99/mo. bundle costs less than subscribing to all three separately. But if you only want one service (or even certain combinations of two), buying them individually may cost less.

Sports add-ons are where the calculations can get trickier. Some Fubo plans already include channels that also appear in packages such as Sports Plus, so compare your total monthly bill before stacking another add-on onto your current plan. Sports Plus with NFL RedZone remains one of Fubo’s more notable sports upgrades, especially for football fans who also want additional league and college sports networks.

Niche and international packages are more straightforward: They’re generally worth considering if you regularly watch the specific channels, languages, or competitions they cover. Casual viewers are more likely to save money by skipping packages they’ll rarely use.

The CableTV.com takeaway: convenience doesn’t always equal the lowest price. Fubo makes it easy to manage premium channels, sports packages, and specialty programming in one place, and some Channel Store subscriptions don’t even require a base Fubo plan.

But a standalone subscription or a different Fubo plan can sometimes cost less, so it’s worth comparing your options — and rechecking prices periodically, since Fubo’s lineup and rates change over time.

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