The new Fubo Sports plan is now available on a quarterly basis. The quarterly plan not only offers sports fans another way to sign up to the cheaper sports package, but it also results in fewer payments during the year and unlocks access to additional sports channels.
Key Takeaways
- At $157.97 for the first quarter and then $167.97 per quarter, Fubo Sports is now available as a quarterly subscription.
- Quarterly subscribers gain access to additional sports channels like DraftKings Network, Sportsgrid, MotoGP, and Yahoo! Sports Network, with more channels expected soon.
- ESPN Unlimited content is also now available directly within the Fubo app for Fubo Sports subscribers, enhancing the viewing experience.
With the Fubo Sports package typically priced at $55.99, the quarterly plan comes in at $157.97 for the first three months. This price is $10 lower than usual to account for the fact Fubo is currently offering a $10 discount on the first month when signing up.
As a result, those that remained subscribed after the first quarter can expect to pay $167.97 each quarter, plus any additional fees.
While not necessarily any cheaper, an added benefit of signing up on a quarterly basis is the access to a small selection of additional channels.
Unlike monthly subscribers, quarterly Fubo Sports subscribers can also watch DraftKings Network, Sportsgrid, MotoGP and Yahoo! Sports Network.
According to Fubo, several additional channels are due to be added to the lineup in the coming weeks.
The launch of the quarterly payment option doesn’t affect the normal monthly plan, which remains available as an alterative and priced at $45.99 for the first month and $55.99/mo thereafter.
As a reminder, the Fubo Sports plan unlocks access to a variety of sports channels, including the ESPN family of channels, Fox Sports 1 and 2, NFL Network, and Tennis Channel.
Subscribers also get access to a selection of news channels as well, including local ABC, CBS and Fox stations.
Earlier this month, ESPN Unlimited was also integrated into the Fubo app, making it possible for Fubo Sports subscribers to watch ESPN Unlimited content without leaving the Fubo app.



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