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.comHere’s the latest I can share based on recent reports:
- Fubo’s pricing in early 2026 generally centers around two main plans: Pro and Elite, with typical monthly prices in the mid- to high-70s up to the mid-80s USD range before taxes and fees. Some outlets noted price adjustments in 2025, with Pro and Elite commonly cited around $84–$95/month after those changes, and newer reports in 2026 continuing to reflect similar ballparks after those adjustments.[1][2][4]
- For context, other common plans and regional variations exist (e.g., Latino and Sports-focused options), and add-ons (RSNs, SHOWTIME, MGM+, etc.) can increase monthly costs beyond the base plan.[5][1]
- Prices have fluctuated due to channel roster changes and promotional periods; some outlets highlight that deals or temporary discounts may appear, but the standard, recurring monthly rate tends to sit in the $80–$100 range for the core plans.[3][5]
If you’d like, I can pull the absolute latest price table from a few current sources and summarize it side-by-side, or tailor a price comparison based on your location in Prague and your channel preferences. Would you prefer a quick summary of current core plan prices, or a detailed comparison including add-ons and regional sports networks?
Citations:
- Fubo pricing details and plan ranges in 2026:[1]
- Historical price adjustments and current base plan rates:[2]
- General pricing overview and plan offerings:[3]
- Updated plan pricing breakdown and add-ons:[5]