Most people searching for Fubo's price want one number. The trouble is that Fubo's headline figure and the amount on your card statement are usually $15 to $30 apart, and in 2026 the headline figure itself jumped by $15 in June. This guide starts with the real totals, then explains every line that gets you there.
Short answer: Fubo's main plan, Pro, costs $88.99 a month after a June 2026 increase, and Elite is $98.99. The cheapest English-language option is the Fubo Sports plan at $64.99, and Fubo Latino is $19.99. The catch is the Regional Sports Fee, roughly $4 to $17 a month in ZIP codes where Fubo carries a regional sports network, plus sales tax. In a big-market city, Pro realistically costs $105 to $115 a month.
At a glance
Fubo cost, October 2026
| Pro | $88.99/mo |
| Elite | $98.99/mo (adds 4K and more channels) |
| Sports plan | $64.99/mo; new customers often pay $54.99 first month |
| Latino | $19.99/mo |
| Regional Sports Fee | ~$4 to ~$17/mo, depends on ZIP |
| DVR | Unlimited, recordings kept 9 months |
What people actually pay
Four worked examples at October 2026 prices. The tax line uses 7% as an illustration; your state's rate may be lower or higher, and a few states don't tax streaming at all.
| Household | Plan and extras | Before tax | With ~7% tax |
|---|---|---|---|
| Big-city sports fan (e.g. Boston, Philadelphia) | Pro $88.99 + Regional Sports Fee ~$16 | ~$104.99 | ~$112.34 |
| Football-only, no local RSN | Sports plan $64.99 | $64.99 | ~$69.54 |
| NFL obsessive with an RSN | Elite $98.99 + Sports Plus with RedZone $10.99 + fee ~$13 | ~$122.98 | ~$131.59 |
| Spanish-language household | Latino $19.99 | $19.99 | ~$21.39 |
The pattern is clear: Fubo's price only looks competitive if you live outside a regional sports network's footprint or choose the Sports plan. Once the fee and tax land, Pro is one of the most expensive live TV services in the US.
Every Fubo plan and price
Fubo's plan names have shifted over the past year, and some regions see different labels (reviews have used Essential, Core and Pro for roughly the same tier). These are the prices published by trackers and reviewers in September and October 2026:
| Plan | Price/mo | What it's for |
|---|---|---|
| Fubo Latino | $19.99 | Spanish-language channels; 2 screens |
| Fubo Sports (Sports + News) | $64.99 | Broadcast networks plus ESPN and core sports channels, 20+ channels |
| Pro | $88.99 | The main bundle: 200+ channels, locals, regional sports where available |
| Elite | $98.99 | Pro plus extra entertainment channels and 4K events |
| Higher tiers (reported as Ultimate / Deluxe) | ~$113.99 to ~$118.99 | Pro or Elite with more sports and premium networks bundled |
Every main plan includes unlimited cloud DVR. Fubo's own fine print says recordings expire after nine months, so it isn't an archive. Pro and Elite allow up to 10 screens at home plus a small number away from home; Latino is limited to two. Fubo's plan page also notes that "taxes and regional restrictions may apply", which is where the next two sections come in.
The Sports plan deserves a closer look. It's the result of Disney combining Fubo with Hulu + Live TV in late 2025: a slimmed bundle of broadcast and sports networks, with ESPN's streaming tier included according to NerdWallet's September 2026 summary. On 29 September 2026 Fubo added "My Local Sports", letting Sports subscribers in some markets buy their local regional sports network as an add-on. Fubo hasn't published one price for that; it says the cost "varies per market".
The Regional Sports Fee, explained
Fubo charges a separate monthly Regional Sports Fee if your home ZIP code is inside the territory of a regional sports network (RSN) it carries. Those networks show local MLB, NBA and NHL games, and they're among the most expensive channels any TV distributor pays for, which is why Fubo itemises them instead of raising everyone's base price.
| Where you live | Typical fee reported in 2026 |
|---|---|
| No RSN that Fubo carries | $0 |
| Smaller or team-owned networks | ~$4 to ~$10 |
| Large markets (Boston, Philadelphia, Northern California and similar) | ~$13 to ~$17 |
A few things catch people out:
- It's compulsory in those ZIP codes. On Pro and Elite you can't opt out of the fee even if you never watch the local team.
- It follows your home address, not where you watch. Moving house can change your bill.
- Not every RSN is on Fubo. After the collapse of FanDuel Sports Network, several teams moved to new team-run or league-run channels. Check that your team's network is actually carried before paying the fee for it; our regional sports network streaming guide tracks where each one went.
The fee appears on the checkout screen once you enter a ZIP code, so you can see it before paying. Note it down: it's the single biggest reason Fubo bills differ between neighbours in different counties.
Add-ons and what they cost
These are the most recent published prices. Fubo adjusts add-ons more often than base plans, so confirm in the app before subscribing.
| Add-on | Price/mo | Worth it? |
|---|---|---|
| Sports Plus with NFL RedZone | ~$10.99 | Yes for fantasy players on NFL Sundays; useless outside football season |
| NBA League Pass | ~$16.99 | Only for out-of-market NBA fans; blackouts apply |
| Paramount+ with Showtime | ~$10.99 | About the same as buying it direct |
| STARZ | ~$10.99 | Same price as direct |
| MGM+ | ~$6.99 | Same or similar to direct |
| Premium bundle (the three above) | ~$19.99 | Good value if you want two or more of them |
| International and language packs | From ~$6.99 | Good value for specific languages |
| News Plus | ~$2.99 | Cheap, but rarely essential |
For a sense of whether RedZone is worth it on Fubo specifically, compare the options in our NFL RedZone streaming guide. Several services sell it, and the cheapest route depends on which base plan you already pay for.
Sports vs Pro vs Elite: which tier is the better buy
The $24 gap between the Sports plan and Pro, and the $10 gap between Pro and Elite, are where most households can save or waste money. A quick way to decide:
| If this describes you | Best tier | Why |
|---|---|---|
| You watch NFL, college football and ESPN, little else | Sports ($64.99) | Covers the broadcast networks and ESPN without paying for 150+ entertainment channels |
| You follow a local MLB, NBA or NHL team | Pro, or Sports + My Local Sports | Pro includes the RSN (plus fee); compare with the Sports plan add-on price in your market |
| Several people watch different things, including cable entertainment | Pro ($88.99) | Full channel lineup and 10 home screens |
| You have a 4K TV and watch big events | Elite ($98.99) | 4K for selected live events and extra channels; only worth $10 if you'll use them |
| You mainly watch Spanish-language TV | Latino ($19.99) | Far cheaper; add a sports pack only if needed |
Our view: Elite is the tier most people can skip. Live 4K is limited to a modest list of events each year, and the extra channels in Elite are mostly niche cable networks. The Sports plan, by contrast, is the best value Fubo has offered in years for football households, provided you don't need a regional network. If you're unsure, start on Sports. Upgrading to Pro later takes a minute in your account settings, while downgrading mid-month usually won't refund the difference.
One more check before choosing: Fubo's lineups vary by market. Enter your ZIP code on Fubo's site and open the channel list for each tier, and make sure your local ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC stations appear. If one is missing in your market, no tier fixes it.
Why Fubo costs more than it did a year ago
Fubo's price has moved unusually sharply in the past two years, in both directions.
| Date | Pro plan price | What happened |
|---|---|---|
| April 2017 | $34.99 | Launch |
| January 2024 | $79.99 | Annual increase |
| January 2025 | $84.99 | Annual increase |
| December 2025 | $73.99 | Price cut during a carriage dispute with NBCUniversal |
| June 2026 | $88.99 | NBC channels return after the dispute is settled on 10 June; +$15 |
The June 2026 rise hit every plan: Pro and Elite went up $15 (to $88.99 and $98.99) and the Sports plan went up $9 (from $55.99 to $64.99). Fubo got NBC and its sports programming back in exchange, though not every former NBCUniversal cable channel, because several were spun off into Versant. If you subscribed during the cheaper months, your bill rose with it.
Ownership matters here too. Disney took control of Fubo in late 2025 and combined it with the Hulu + Live TV business, which is how Fubo came to offer a slimmer Sports plan built around the broadcast networks and ESPN. Expect future prices to track Disney's own increases.
Ways to pay less
- Start on the Sports plan. At $64.99, and often $54.99 for a new customer's first month, it's $24 a month cheaper than Pro. If you mostly watch football and ESPN, you may not miss the rest.
- Use the free trial properly. Fubo has offered trials of up to several days in 2026; length varies. Our Fubo free trial guide explains how to avoid the first charge.
- Drop it out of season. There's no contract. A football-only household paying from September to January spends about $445 on Pro before fees, instead of about $1,068 for a full year.
- Skip duplicated premiums. If you already pay for Paramount+ or STARZ elsewhere, don't add them again through Fubo.
- Check the RSN before you pay for it. If your team isn't on Fubo's regional network, the fee buys you nothing.
Is Fubo worth the money?
For a sports household that wants locals, ESPN, a regional network, unlimited DVR and 4K events on one bill, Fubo is a reasonable choice, and the June 2026 NBC deal closed the gap that hurt it most in 2025. But at $105 or more with the fee, it isn't cheap, and it's hard to recommend for anyone who mainly watches entertainment channels. Those households pay a lot for sports networks they never open.
If price is the priority, the alternatives are a narrower bundle (Sling's $19.99 to $45.99 plans, covered in Sling TV cost) or Fubo's own Sports plan. For a head-to-head on what Fubo includes against the cheap unlicensed offers that undercut it, and why those don't hold up, see IPTV vs FuboTV.
Quick answers
How much is Fubo per month in 2026?
Fubo Pro is $88.99 a month and Elite is $98.99 after a June 2026 increase. The Sports plan is $64.99 and Fubo Latino is $19.99. A Regional Sports Fee and sales tax may be added.
What is the Fubo Regional Sports Fee?
A monthly charge added in ZIP codes where Fubo carries a regional sports network. Reported amounts in 2026 range from about $4 to $17, and it can't be removed on Pro or Elite in those areas.
Why did Fubo raise its price in 2026?
Fubo raised Pro and Elite by $15 and the Sports plan by $9 in June 2026, when NBC and its sports programming returned after a carriage dispute with NBCUniversal was settled.
Is there a cheaper Fubo plan?
Yes. The Fubo Sports plan is $64.99 a month, and new customers have been offered $54.99 for the first month. Fubo Latino is $19.99.
Does Fubo include DVR?
Yes. All main plans include unlimited cloud DVR, but recordings expire after nine months.
Does Fubo charge tax?
Yes, where your state or city taxes streaming services. Fubo's plan page says taxes may apply.
Does Fubo have a contract?
No. Fubo is month to month and you can cancel at any time, though partial months generally aren't refunded.
Fubo's prices, plan names and Regional Sports Fee vary by ZIP code and changed twice in the past year. Plan prices here come from trackers and reviews dated September and October 2026, add-on prices from the latest published lists, and tax figures are illustrations. Confirm the total at checkout. Checked October 2026.