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Deal: New Fubo Subscribers Save $20 On Their First Month Of Live TV

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Fubo is currently offering a $20 discount on the first month, bringing the cost of one month of live TV down to as low as $59.99. With the $20 discount available on all of the English-language plans, new subscribers can choose the package that best suits their needs.

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If looking for the cheapest option possible, the $59.99 Pro plan unlocks access to more than 190 live TV channels, as well as an unlimited cloud DVR, and the ability to watch on up to 10 devices at the same time.

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If looking for a more robust package, the Elite with Sports Plus is down to $79.99 (usually $99.99) for the first month and unlocks access to more than 300 channels, including Sports Plus with NFL RedZone.

Deluxe is the best live TV package Fubo currently offers, and with $20 off the first month, the price is currently down to $89.99 (from $109.99). In addition to all the channels available with Elite with Sports Plus, Deluxe subscribers also get access to the MGM+ and International Sports Plus add-ons.

Along with the deals on its English-language plans, Fubo is still offering an $8 discount on the first month of its Latino package. Latino unlocks access to more than 60 channels, an unlimited DVR, and the ability to watch on up to two devices at the same time.

Regardless of the plan, all new subscriptions will auto-renew at their usual price for the second month. It is also worth keeping in mind that Fubo charges an additional regional sports fee in most locations, which can increase the monthly cost by as much as $16, depending on the location.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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