Fubo has now integrated ESPN Unlimited content in the Fubo app, making it possible for those signed up to the Fubo Sports service to watch ESPN Unlimited content without leaving the Fubo app.
Key Takeaways
- Fubo Sports subscribers can now stream ESPN Unlimited content directly within the Fubo app, removing the need to switch to the ESPN app.
- This level of access is currently only available to Fubo Sports subscribers, with Pro and Elite subscribers still required to go through the ESPN app.
- The Fubo Sports package costs $55.99/month, but new subscribers currently only pay $45.99 for their first month when signing up.
Fubo launched its new Fubo Sports service last month. As this is a skinny package, it is available to consumers at a cheaper price than Fubo’s other live TV packages.
While Fubo Sports subscribers already received access to ESPN Unlimited at no additional cost, they previously could only watch the majority of the content by logging into the ESPN app with their Fubo credentials.
That’s what has now changed, as Fubo has made it possible for Fubo Sports subscribers to access this content directly in the Fubo app.
What’s more, Fubo Sports subscribers are the only Fubo subscribers that can currently do this.
Not only is Fubo one of the first providers to make ESPN Unlimited content available directly through its app, but Pro and Elite subscribers can still only access the additional content by continuing to log into the ESPN app.
If considering giving the new Fubo Sports package and its ESPN Unlimited integration a try, a subscription costs $55.99 a month. However, as part of a limited-time launch promotion, new subscribers can currently sign up and get their first month for just $45.99.
In spite of only launching last month, this is the second major change since the arrival of Fubo Sports. Also last month, Fubo launched a new More Sports with NFL RedZone add-on specifically for Fubo Sports subscribers.
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