Fubo Deal – 5-Day Trial + First-Month Savings
Fubo focuses on live sports and television. Its current deal structure combines a free trial with discounted first-month pricing on featured plans.
Fubo pricing, discounts & ways to save
Here is the quick comparison before you subscribe.
Good introductory savings, but expensive after the first month. Fubo’s trial and first-month discounts are meaningful, but regular live-TV pricing is high and regional sports fees may apply.
Current Fubo pricing
What to check before subscribing
- Confirm the exact plan and current checkout price.
- Check whether the offer is limited to new or eligible subscribers.
- Review the post-promotion renewal amount and billing date.
- Compare bundles and annual billing before choosing a standalone monthly plan.
- Cancel before renewal if you only want the promotional period.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest way to get Fubo?
Latino is $9.99 for the first month after trial then $19.99/month if its channel lineup fits; Pro is $63.99 first month then $88.99
Does Fubo offer a free trial?
Featured Pro, Elite and Latino plans currently show a 5-day free trial
Does Fubo offer a student discount?
No verified direct student-specific Fubo discount found
Does Fubo renew automatically?
After the trial and discounted first month, the subscription renews at the regular plan price unless canceled.
Is the current Fubo deal worth it?
Good introductory savings, but expensive after the first month. Fubo’s trial and first-month discounts are meaningful, but regular live-TV pricing is high and regional sports fees may apply.
Compare the offer before you subscribe.
Review current pricing, eligibility and renewal terms at checkout.