Fubo Is Still Offering $30 Off the First Month Of Service

By Phillip Swann
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Fubo, which recently replaced its second and third most expensive program packages with more expensive ones, is making amends by offering $30 off the first month of each of its three English-language streaming plans.

The Fubo Pro package, which includes approximately 190 channels, is now available for $49.99 for the first month, compared to the regular rate of $79.99 a month.

The Elite With Sports Plus, formerly known as Elite, now is $69.99 a month for the first month while the regular rate is $99.99 a month. The new Elite With Sports Plus package includes around 290 channels, 4K programming (Pro does not) and Fubo’ Sports Plus package of channels which includes the NFL RedZone channel.

The Deluxe plan, which is normally $109.99 a month, is now available for $79.99 a month for the first month. (Deluxe replaced the Fubo Premier package, which was $99.99 a month.) Deluxe includes around 300 channels, 4K and Sports Plus with NFL RedZone, but it also has MGM+.

Both Deluxe and Elite With Sports Plus provide unlimited cloud DVR use and the capacity to steam at home or away from home. Neither the old Elite or Premier plan had the Sports Plus channels.

Unless you cancel prior to the end of the first month, you will be charged the regular monthly rate for each plan starting with month two.

The 60-channel Latino plan also has a first month discount. It’s now $24.99 the first month, compared to the regular rate of $32.99 a month.

The new pricing structure will not change the current plans for existing customers.

Fubo, which also offers seven-day free trials, does not say at its site when the first month discount promotion will end.

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