Fubo Deals 2025: Free Trial, Monthly Discounts, and More
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Does Fubo have any offers for subscribers?
Although Fubo is a solid live TV streaming service for sports, it’s not the cheapest streamer out there. That makes Fubo’s deals all the sweeter.
I’ve done the legwork and scoured the internet alongside our compliance team to gather all the Fubo deals for subscribers (both new and old) that we could find.
In this guide, I’ll detail how to get all of Fubo’s best deals, including their five-day free trial, discounted first months of service, and more.
Fubo free trial
Fubo currently offers a five-day free trial for first-time Fubo TV subscribers. You’ll get access to this free trial of Fubo just by signing up for their Pro, Elite, or Latino plans. And yes, Fubo’s trial used to last a full week (we’re as bummed as you are).
Pro tip: When snagging a free trial, sign up for the highest plan. In this case, the top plan is Elite with Sports Plus (reg. $104.99/mo.). Just don’t forget to cancel before your five days are up, or else you’ll get charged.
Want even more deets? We go into all the ins and outs of Fubo’s free trial in our detailed Fubo free trial explainer.
Discounted first month of Fubo TV
Who doesn’t love a good sign-up deal? Fubo’s currently offering one up for new subscribers in the form of discounts on the first months of service. The amount you’ll get taken off your first bill depends on which Fubo TV plan you choose:
- Save $30 off your first month of Fubo service by signing up for the Pro (reg. $84.99/mo.) or Elite with Sports Plus ($104.99/mo.) plans
- Save $5 off your first month of the Fubo Latino plan (reg. $14.99/mo.)
Current Fubo subscriber offers
Unfortunately, current subscribers typically get the short end of the “deals” stick since most providers typically only shell out discounts to first-time subscribers.
According to an official Fubo FAQ (that seems to have since been deleted), Fubo does offer deals for current subscribers, even detailing the steps to find these deals in your Fubo account.
Naturally, I logged into my Fubo account to follow their instructions to see the current deals, but I found no “offers” tab as it mentions. Fubo does disclaim that “offers may not be available at all times,” but I was assuming that it would still have at least one deal for current subscribers. Bummer.
It does seem like Fubo at least sometimes offers deals for current subscribers. Even though Fubo has deleted its FAQ about current subscriber deals, I’ll still check back monthly to see if Fubo adds any deals for current subscribers, and be sure to update this page with my findings.
Fubo deals FAQ
Is there a way to get FuboTV for free?
The only way to get Fubo for free is by signing up for Fubo’s five-day free trial. After the trial ends, you’ll be charged the regular monthly amount of $14.99–$94.99/mo. — no free lunches here.
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