Fubo Price: Core $88.99, Ultra $98.99, Sports $64.99 After the $15 Increase

Fubo’s price went up by $15 a month this year, and the reason is on its own help pages: NBCUniversal channels are joining the service, and Fubo is passing the cost on. As of October 10, 2026, Fubo’s plans page lists Core at $88.99 a month and Ultra at $98.99, each with a cut-price first month, a 5-day free trial, unlimited cloud DVR and up to 10 screens at home; its sports-only plan, Fubo Sports, is $64.99; and Fubo Latino is $19.99. On top of the plan price, people in some markets pay a regional sports fee that Fubo’s pages put at $15.99 or up to $16.99 a month. This guide sets out the current prices and what each plan includes, the increase and the NBCUniversal rollout behind it, the fee, the add-ons, how plan changes are billed, and the places Fubo’s own pages disagree. Cancelling, including the Roku billing trap, is in our Fubo cancel guide; the rival bundles are in our YouTube TV plans guide and Sling TV price guide.

The quick answer

Core, $88.99: “206 channels,” “ABC, CBS, FOX,” “NBC available in select markets,” “ESPN Unlimited included,” unlimited DVR, “Watch on up to 10 screens at once.” First month “$63.99” under “$25 OFF FOR THE FIRST MONTH”
Ultra, $98.99: “275 channels,” everything in Core plus “4K included.” First month $68.99
Fubo Sports, $64.99: 30+ sports and broadcast channels with ESPN Unlimited, “$54.99/month the first month”; with the My Local Sports add-on, “$74.98/mo”
Latino, $19.99: “59 channels,” “Watch on up to 2 screens at once,” first month $9.99; “$189.99/year” on the annual plan
The increase: “Your subscription price will increase by $15/month,” tied to the NBCUniversal launch; Fubo Sports rose “$9/month to $64.99/month”
Regional sports fee: “$15.99/month” in NBC regional sports markets per the price notice, “up to $16.99/month” per the fee article, “$16.00/month” through Roku
Trial and DVR: a “5 days” free trial, and “Recordings expire after 9 months”
Names vary by market: Core and Ultra in some ZIP codes, Pro and Elite in others, at the same prices

Key facts at a glance

	Fubo Sports	Core (Pro elsewhere)	Ultra (Elite elsewhere)	Latino
Monthly	$64.99	$88.99	$98.99	$19.99
First month	$54.99	$63.99	$68.99	$9.99
Channels (Los Angeles ZIP)	30+	206	275	59
ESPN Unlimited	Included	Included	Included	Not listed
4K	Not listed	4K Plus add-on, $4.99	Included	Not listed
Screens at home	10	10	10	2
DVR	Unlimited, 9 months	Unlimited, 9 months	Unlimited, 9 months	Unlimited, 9 months
Before the 2026 increase (our math)	$55.99	$73.99	$83.99	Not stated
With a $16.99 regional sports fee (our math)	$81.98	$105.98	$115.98	n/a

Prices and channel counts from Fubo’s plans and Fubo Sports pages for ZIP code 90046, read October 10, 2026; increase and fee figures from Fubo’s help center. Channel counts change by ZIP code.

The plans as Fubo sells them today

Fubo’s plans page groups its products into Live TV Plans, Sports Plans, Latino TV Plans and Entertainment Plans. The two full plans, read from a Los Angeles ZIP code, were Core at “$88.99/mo after trial” with “206 channels,” and Ultra at “$98.99/mo after trial” with “275 channels.” Both list “ABC, CBS, FOX,” “NBC available in select markets,” “Local NBA, NHL and MLB games,” “ESPN Unlimited included,” “Unlimited Cloud DVR” and “Watch on up to 10 screens at once”; Ultra adds “4K included.” The first month is discounted on each: “$63.99 for the first month, then $88.99 per month” for Core, and “$68.99 for the first month, then $98.99 per month” for Ultra, after a trial the welcome page lists as “5 days.”

Fubo’s own plan guide explains why you may not see those names. It lists four English base plans, Pro, Core, Elite and Ultra, with an asterisk on Core and Ultra: “*Indicates plan is currently only available in select markets.” The price notice puts Pro and Core both at $88.99 and Elite and Ultra both at $98.99, so the pair you see depends on your ZIP code, not the price you pay. The guide also warns that “the list you see here may not be up-to-date.”

Fubo Sports: $64.99 for the sports channels alone

The cheaper English option is Fubo Sports, which Fubo describes as “Fubo’s newest streaming option for sports fans who want more sports channels for less money,” at “$54.99/month the first month, then $64.99/mo.” Its channel list runs through NBC, ABC in select markets, CBS, FOX, FS1, ESPN, ESPN Unlimited, NFL Network, the SEC, ACC and Big Ten networks and Tennis Channel, with regional sports networks where available. The My Local Sports add-on lifts it to “$74.98/mo” (“$64.98 for month 1, $74.98/mo thereafter”).

By our math, Fubo Sports is $24 a month below Core for the sports and broadcast core of the lineup, and Fubo Sports with My Local Sports is $14.01 below Core. Fubo’s help pages call this service “Sports + News” and note it is “currently only available in select markets.”

Latino: $19.99 a month or $189.99 a year

Fubo Latino is “$19.99/mo after trial” with “59 channels” and “Watch on up to 2 screens at once,” after a “$9.99 for the first month” promotion. Its price notice adds an annual rate, “$189.99/year,” and the reason for the change: “Telemundo and Universo will be available in the Latino plan as of 4pm ET on June 10, 2026.” By our math the annual plan saves $49.89 against twelve monthly payments, though Fubo notes “only the Latino monthly plan is currently available for purchase.”

The $15 increase and the NBCUniversal launch

Fubo’s price notice ties the rise to the arrival of NBCUniversal channels and says the rising cost of programming is being passed on to subscribers. The change: “Your subscription price will increase by $15/month.” The new base prices it lists are “Essential - $88.99/month,” “Pro - $88.99/month,” “Core* - $88.99/month,” “Elite - $98.99/month,” “Ultra* - $98.99/month,” “Ultimate - $113.99/month” and “Deluxe - $118.99/month.” Fubo Sports: “Your subscription price will increase by $9/month to $64.99/month.” Quarterly subscribers pay the same effective monthly rate, with Fubo Sports Quarterly at “$194.97, billed every three months.”

By our math, Core and Pro were $73.99 before the rise, Ultra and Elite $83.99, and Fubo Sports $55.99. The timing is per market: “The date that your subscription price changes will vary depending on when NBCUniversal channels become available in your area.” And there is no choice: “While you cannot opt out of these changes, if you’d like to change your subscription, you can explore different options” in the account page.

The NBCUniversal article dates the deal, “On June 10, 2026, we announced that NBCUniversal networks will be launching on Fubo,” and lists what has arrived: Cozi, NBC News NOW, Telemundo, Universo, True CRMZ, NBCSN and the NBC Sports regional channels for Bay Area, California and Philadelphia in their markets. NBC itself is still rolling out: “We’ve also begun launching NBC local affiliates. We expect to continue rolling out additional NBC affiliates in local markets in the coming weeks,” which is why the plans page says “NBC available in select markets.”

The regional sports fee

If your area has a regional sports network in your plan, Fubo adds a fee. The fee article: “The Regional Sports Fee is based on your area, and will be up to $16.99/month,” and “If you signed up through your Roku device, the Regional Sports Fee will be $16.00/month, regardless of your area.” The price notice gives a specific figure for the new NBC markets: people in an area with “NBC Sports Boston, NBC Sports Philadelphia, NBC Sports Bay Area, or NBC Sports California” “will be charged a Regional Sports Fee of $15.99/month once these channels become available.”

By our math, Core with a $16.99 fee is $105.98 a month and Ultra is $115.98, before tax. New subscribers “can see the amount you’ll be billed for this fee during the signup process”; current subscribers find it under “Taxes, Fees, and Surcharges” on the plan management page. If no regional sports coverage is returned for your area, “you do not receive any regional sports coverage and are not subject to a Regional Sports Fee.”

DVR, screens and add-ons

The welcome page FAQ sets the mechanics. DVR: every plan has unlimited cloud DVR at no extra charge, and “Recordings expire after 9 months.” Screens: most plans allow “up to 10 devices at once on your home internet connection, plus three on the go,” and the Latino plan two at a time. Devices include computers, iPhone and iPad, Android, Roku, Apple TV, Xbox, Chromecast and Amazon Fire TV.

Add-ons on the plans page carry their own prices: NBA TV “$8.99/mo after trial,” MLB.TV “$29.99/mo after trial,” beIN SPORTS “$5.99/mo,” DAZN “$34.99/mo,” Hallmark+ and FOX Nation “$8.99/mo after trial” each, and 4K Plus, which the plan comparison lists as “Available for an additional charge” at “$4.99” on Core and “Included” on Ultra. The footer rule: “Taxes and regional restrictions may apply. Prices subject to change. Cloud DVR recordings expire after 9 months.”

Changing plans: how Fubo bills it

Fubo’s plan change article states that “Plan changes take effect immediately” and sets out the money. Upgrading brings a prorated charge for the rest of the current cycle; downgrading brings a prorated credit on the next bill; removing an add-on waits until the next cycle starts, with access kept until then. One warning applies to a whole group of customers: “If you subscribed and are billed through Roku, subscription changes cannot be made on fubo.tv.”

Where Fubo’s pages differ or need a second look

Two fee figures. The price notice says $15.99 for the NBC markets; the older fee article says “up to $16.99/month” and $16.00 on Roku.

Plan names change with your ZIP. Core and Ultra in some markets, Pro and Elite in others, Essential, Ultimate and Deluxe in the price notice, all at the prices above.

Channel counts are local. 206 and 275 were the Los Angeles figures; Fubo’s page recounts for each ZIP code.

NBC is still rolling out. “NBC available in select markets” on the plans page, with affiliates launching “in the coming weeks” per a help article updated about a month before our read.

The help plan list may lag. Fubo says so itself, and points to fubo.tv for current prices.

Price before tax. “Taxes may apply,” and the regional sports fee is on top of the plan price.

This is a list of things to check, not a recommendation:

Enter your ZIP on Fubo’s site. It sets the plan names, the channel count, whether NBC is live and whether a regional sports fee applies
Add the fee to the price. Up to $16.99 a month in regional sports markets; Fubo shows it at sign-up
Sports only? Fubo Sports is $64.99 with ESPN Unlimited, $24 below Core by our math
Need 4K? It is $4.99 extra on Core and included on Ultra
Count the first month separately. $25 or $30 off applies once, after a 5-day trial
Billed through Roku? Plan changes and cancellations go through Roku, not fubo.tv

Quick answers to what people search

How much is Fubo a month? Core is $88.99 and Ultra $98.99, with Fubo Sports at $64.99 and Latino at $19.99, per Fubo’s pages read October 10, 2026. Some markets show the same plans as Pro and Elite.

Why did Fubo’s price go up? Fubo says the $15 increase pays for NBCUniversal channels joining the service, announced June 10, 2026, and that subscribers cannot opt out.

What is Fubo’s regional sports fee? A monthly charge in areas with regional sports networks, up to $16.99 by Fubo’s fee article and $15.99 in the new NBC Sports markets by its price notice; $16.00 through Roku.

Does Fubo have a free trial? Yes, 5 days on the plans page, followed by a discounted first month.

Does Fubo include ESPN Unlimited? Yes, Core, Ultra and Fubo Sports list it as included.

How many screens can watch Fubo at once? Up to 10 at home plus three on the go on most plans; two on the Latino plan.

How long does Fubo keep DVR recordings? Nine months, with unlimited space on every plan.

Is Fubo cheaper than YouTube TV? Fubo Core is $88.99 before any regional sports fee; YouTube TV’s base plan price is in our YouTube TV plans guide. The fee can put Fubo above it in regional sports markets.

Bottom line

As of October 10, 2026, Fubo costs $88.99 for Core or Pro, $98.99 for Ultra or Elite, $64.99 for Fubo Sports and $19.99 for Latino, after a $15 increase Fubo ties to NBCUniversal channels that are still rolling out market by market. A regional sports fee of $15.99 to $16.99 can sit on top, 4K costs $4.99 unless you take Ultra, and the first month is $25 or $30 off after a 5-day trial. The ZIP check on Fubo’s site decides the names, the channel count and the fee before the plan price does. Fubo against YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV and Sling, fee for fee, is in our live TV comparison.

Prices, channel counts, fee figures and quotations from Fubo’s plans, welcome and Fubo Sports pages and Fubo Help Center articles, read October 10, 2026, with plan cards as shown for ZIP code 90046. Pre-increase prices, savings and totals are our own arithmetic. Fubo’s pages are the authority and may change. This is general information, not financial advice.