Fubo Sports + News Plan
The smallest (and newest) English package from Fubo, Sports+News is a simple plan that gives you access to locals and sports channels. For starters, this package features 28 channels for $45.99/mo. That includes all the ESPN networks, FOX Sports channels and more. If you're looking for the basics of a skinny bundle, this might be right up your alley. Let's check out the details...
- Promo: $10 off the first month
- ABC, CBS, FOX
- ESPN Unlimited Included
- Unlimited Cloud DVR
- Family Share (3 outside screens)
- Watch on up to 10 screens at home
- 100% contract-free
Being a fairly small plan, we can cover most of the channels included right here. For starters, all your local channels are included: ABC, CBS and FOX. Sports-wise, all the primary ESPN channels are found here (ESPN, ESPN2, ESPN U, ESPNews, ESPN 4K). The FOX sports channels included: FOX Sports, FS1 and FS2. Oh, and don't forget the NFL Network. You also get some college sports channels as well: SEC Network, ACC Network and the Big 10 Network. Finally, one of the major news channels included is FOX News. Check out the complete lineup in the table below.
PERFECT FOR: folks that dig sports and locals but don't need a full lineup of channels..
See below for a complete listing of all the channels available:
Sports + News Channel Lineup
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| Channel |  Base |
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| ABC | • | |||||
| ACC Network | • | |||||
| Big Ten Network | • | |||||
| Big Ten Network Alternate | • | |||||
| CBS | • | |||||
| CBS Sports Network | • | |||||
| ESPN | • | |||||
| ESPN 4K | • | |||||
| ESPN2 | • | |||||
| ESPNews | • | |||||
| ESPNU | • | |||||
| Fox | • | |||||
| Fox 4K | • | |||||
| Fox News Channel | • | |||||
| FS1 | • | |||||
| FS1 4K | • | |||||
| FS2 | • | |||||
| Fubo Sports | • | |||||
| ION Television | • | |||||
| NFL Network | • | |||||
| SEC Network | • | |||||
| Tennis Channel | • | |||||
| WNBA on ION | • | |||||
Where to get this package:
The only place to find the very best deal and sign up for Fubo is via their official site. Exclusive promos often get posted there that may not be covered on this page. Check out the latest below...
- Channels: 304
- Best price: $9.99
- 5-day free trial
WatchThe Fine Print
Here at Provider Check, our motto is to always check the fine print. All sorts of things can happen under the protection of tiny font. With Fubo, they do an excellent job of disclosing all relevant prices and promos. Everything checked out fine here...
Promotion applies to first month only. Additional taxes, fees and regional restrictions may apply. Prices subject to change.
- Full Price Disclosure
- Base Price: $55.99/mo
- Promo Price: $45.99/mo (discounted rate for 1 month)
- Added fees (based on zip): RSNs (regional sports network) -- $13/mo ave.
- Actual Price: $58.99
- Contract term: none
- Transparency: RSN cost isn't baked into the advertised price but clearly disclosed during checkout.
- ProviderCheck Approved
Sports + News Plan: Costs, (hidden) fees and taxes
Other than the cost of the base plan, Fubo includes a couple other fees: a state tax (required of all providers) and, if you're in a zip code that qualifies for a regional sports network (RSN), you'll pay an extra fee. That fee can range from around $10 (1 RSN) to up to $16.99/mo (2+ RSNs). There's no way to opt out. Most Fubo subscribers know the deal going in and since Fubo predominately caters to sports fans, the fee isn't usually a big deal. Click here to see if there are regional sports channels near you and the fee applies.
Here's what to expect on your first bill (Sports + News plan without regional sports). With the 5-day free trial, you pay nothing when you first sign-up.
Current Promo
With regard to promotions, Fubo is offering all new subscribers a discount on their first month. For the Sports+News plan, you'll save $10. In month two and thereafter, the regular price of $55.99/mo kicks in. And, don't forget, all new Fubo sign-ups qualify for their 5-day free trial. A card on file is required but nothing is posted or charged to your account until the trial ends (be sure to set a reminder!).
To put things in historical context, this is a fairly valuable deal. There's was a slightly better discount earlier in the year but this one's pretty close. And, given the fact that Sports+News plan is relatively low-priced to begin with, there's not as much here to discount. All things considered, it's a solid deal and unless you're stuck in a contract or just window shopping, probably not worth waiting for something better.
