Fubo Increases Price on Streaming TV Subscriptions - Clark Howard
Stop me if you've heard this before, but a streaming TV service is raising its prices. This time it is Fubo TV with the increase.
clark.comI can help with the latest on Fubo pricing, based on recent reporting.
- In early 2025, Fubo raised prices for its English-language plans by about $5 per month: Essential and Pro moved to around $85/month, and Elite to around $95/month; the RSN (regional sports network) fee also increased by $1 in many markets. These increases were effective for new customers immediately and for existing subscribers by the next billing cycle.[1][3][4]
- By late 2025, reports indicated twists in pricing including a reduction in some regions after NBCUniversal carriage changes, with some plans dipping as low as mid-$70s to mid-$80s depending on bundles and networks carried; exact prices vary by market and promotional periods.[2]
- Industry outlets continued to note Fubo’s prices staying above certain rivals (e.g., YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV) after these changes, especially for plans including RSNs; bundles and add-ons can further adjust the total monthly cost.[3][4]
Illustration: Typical current price ranges (examples, not guarantees):
- Essential: around $85–$90/month with RSN options separately priced in some markets.
- Pro: around $85–$90/month plus RSN add-ons in many cases.
- Elite: around $95/month, with RSN add-ons potentially pushing higher.
If you want, I can pull the very latest price specifics for your exact plan (Essential, Pro, Elite) and your location (Santa Clara, CA) to confirm what you’d pay on your next bill. I can also compare current alternatives (YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV) in your area. Please tell me which plan you’re considering or your preferred option.[4][1][3]