Fubo Lowers Prices Amid NBC Blackout

By Phillip Swann
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Fubo, which is now missing roughly three dozen paid and free NBC channels due to a carriage dispute, has lowered the price of its base Pro plan from $84.99 a month to $73.99 a month for new subscribers.

The streamer has reduced its Elite plan from $94.99 a month to $83.99 a month for new subscribers.

In addition to the lower regular prices, Fubo is offering $25 off the first month of its Pro plan and $30 off the first month of its Elite plan. Regular rates will apply if you don’t cancel prior to the end of the first month of service.

For existing subscribers, Fubo this week applied a $15 credit to their monthly bill for the loss of the NBC channels.

Fubo’s Sports & News genre-specific plan remains at $55.99 a month with a $10 discount for the first month.

The streamer also offer a free trial of varying lengths when signing up.

To learn more about Fubo’s new subscription prices, click here.

Fubo has been without the NBC channels since November 21, 2025 when the two sides could not reach a new carriage agreement.

The paid NBC channels now missing on Fubo are:

• NBC
• MSNBC
• USA
• Bravo
• Golf
• CNBC
• Oxygen True Crime
• E!
• Cozi
• SYFY

• American Crimes
• Telemundo
• NBC Sports Philadelphia
• NBC News NOW
• NBC Sports Bay Area
• NBC Sports Boston
• NBC Sports California
• UNIVERSO
• NBC Sports in 4K

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