Quick Answer: Fubo Pro carries 200 or more channels for $88.99 a month, and Elite runs $98.99 for roughly 275. Neither of those is what you will actually pay, because Fubo adds a mandatory regional sports fee of $3.99 to $16.99 depending on where you live. It is the strongest service in the country for local team coverage, and it has one specific hole: no TNT, no TBS and no truTV, which takes out half of March Madness, the NHL playoff games on TNT and the MLB postseason on TBS.
The Fee That Is Not in the Advertised Price
Start here, because it is the single most common complaint about Fubo and it is entirely avoidable as a surprise.
The regional sports fee is not optional and it is not an add-on you can decline. It is applied based on your billing address, and it exists because Fubo carries regional sports networks that charge the highest per-subscriber rates in television. Depending on your market it ranges from about $3.99 to $16.99 a month. Cable and satellite bills carry the same kind of charge, and our guide to the regional sports fee on your cable bill explains how it is set.
| Plan | Advertised | Realistic monthly total |
|---|---|---|
| Pro | $88.99 | $93 to $106 depending on your market |
| Elite | $98.99 | $103 to $116 depending on your market |
| Latino | Around $33 | Lower fee exposure, fewer regional networks |
Worth knowing: you are not being cheated here, you are paying for the thing Fubo is best at. Regional sports networks are what let you watch your own MLB, NBA and NHL team most nights, and they are genuinely expensive. But compare Fubo against another service on the advertised price alone and you will get the comparison wrong by up to seventeen dollars a month.
The Sports Gap Nobody Mentions
Fubo is sold as the sports service, so the omissions matter more here than they would anywhere else. Fubo does not carry the Warner Bros. Discovery channels, and that single absence removes a specific set of events.
| What you want to watch | On Fubo? | Where it lives |
|---|---|---|
| Your local MLB, NBA and NHL team | Yes | Regional sports networks, and this is Fubo’s strength |
| NFL Sunday, Monday and Thursday games | Yes | CBS, FOX, NBC, ESPN, NFL Network |
| College football and basketball | Yes | ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, Big Ten Network |
| Soccer, including Champions League and Liga MX | Yes | beIN, FS1, TUDN, Fox Deportes |
| March Madness, roughly half the games | No | TBS, TNT and truTV, none carried |
| NHL national games and playoffs on TNT | No | TNT, not carried |
| MLB postseason games on TBS | No | TBS, not carried |
| Summer NASCAR Cup races on TNT | No | TNT, not carried |
Read that table honestly before subscribing. If you follow one local team, Fubo is close to ideal. If you follow a sport whose biggest moments land on TNT or TBS, you will be locked out of them at exactly the point in the season you care most. Our guide to what channel TNT is on covers what that network now carries, which is a useful cross-check before you commit.
The Plans
| Plan | Price | Channels | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | $88.99 | 200+ | Most people. Sports, news and the big entertainment names |
| Elite | $98.99 | ~275 | Adds Discovery and lifestyle channels, plus extra news feeds and 4K |
| Latino | Around $33 | 60+ | Spanish language sports and entertainment on a budget |
The ten dollar step from Pro to Elite buys lifestyle and Discovery channels rather than sport. If you chose Fubo for games, Pro already has everything relevant and Elite adds nothing you came for.
The Full Fubo Channel Lineup
This is the Pro plan, which is the lineup most subscribers are on.
| Category | Channels |
|---|---|
| Local and broadcast (20) | ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, The CW, Telemundo, Univision, UniMas, ION, Bounce, Grit, getTV, Start TV, CHARGE!, COMET, Dabl, TBD, Court TV, ABC News Live, ABC Localish |
| Sports (32) | ESPN, ESPN2, FS1, FS2, CBS Sports Network, NFL Network, Golf Channel, Big Ten Network, beIN SPORTS, beIN SPORTS en Espanol, Fubo Sports, Marquee Sports Network, Real Madrid TV, TUDN, Willow Sports, PLL Network, Women’s Sports Network, Bleav Sports, Billiard TV, Boxing TV, Glory, ONE Championship TV, PFL, Bare Knuckle Fighting, Nitro Circus TV, Flo Racing, Perfect Game, Players TV, Speed Sport, POWERSPORTS WORLD, FOX Sports 4K, NBC Sports 4K |
| News and business (19) | Fox News, MSNBC, CNBC, FOX Business, FOX Weather, CBS News, NBC News Now, Bloomberg TV, Newsmax, Newsmax 2, NewsNation, LiveNOW from FOX, Scripps News, Salem News Channel, Law & Crime, The First, AccuWeather, News 12 New York, LX News |
| Entertainment (29) | Bravo, USA Network, E!, Syfy, FX, FXX, Freeform, Paramount Network, Pop TV, TV Land, Comedy Central, MTV, VH1, CMT, BET, AXS TV Now, Hallmark Channel, Hallmark Family, Hallmark Mystery, Great American Family, FETV, Dove Channel, Nat Geo Channel, Comedy Dynamics, Fubo Movies, Family Movie Classics, Christmas Movies 24/7, Man Cave Movies, Dark Matter TV |
| True crime and justice (10) | Oxygen True Crime, Court TV Legendary Trials, Dateline 24/7, True Crime, The FBI Files, FilmRise Forensic Files, FilmRise Unsolved Mysteries, World’s Most Evil Killers, Untold Stories of the ER, Fubo Crime Time |
| Kids and family (7) | Nickelodeon and Nick at Nite, Nick Jr., Disney Channel, Disney Junior, Disney XD, Universal Kids, The Pet Collective |
| Lifestyle and learning (13) | Smithsonian Channel, Curiosity Channel, Popular Science, Gusto TV, Tastemade Food and More, Tastemade Home, Tastemade Travel, Craftsy TV, The Design Network, The Bob Ross Channel, EarthxTV, The Boat Show, Kitchen Nightmares |
| Spanish language (8) | Telemundo Accion, Telemundo Al Dia, Telemundo Romance, Galavision, NBC UNIVERSO, Estrella TV, TUDNxtra, Fox Deportes |
Note what is present that people assume is not: all four broadcast networks, Disney Channel, USA Network, FX and Bravo. Fubo is a full television package that happens to lead with sport, not a sports-only product.
Disney Owns Fubo Now, and Hulu + Live TV Still Exists
This causes real confusion, so here is the position plainly. In October 2025 Disney closed a deal combining its Hulu + Live TV business with Fubo, taking roughly a 70 percent stake. The combined company became the second largest live TV provider in the country behind YouTube TV, with around 6.2 million subscribers.
What did not happen is a merger of the products. Hulu + Live TV and Fubo remain separate services with separate apps, separate channel lineups and separate prices. Nobody was migrated. You choose between them the same way you did before, and the choice still comes down to whether you want regional sports networks or the Disney bundle.
Who Fubo Actually Suits
| You are | Verdict |
|---|---|
| Following one local MLB, NBA or NHL team | Ideal. This is what the fee buys and it works |
| A soccer supporter | Strong. beIN, TUDN and Fox Deportes together are hard to beat |
| An NFL viewer | Good. All four networks plus NFL Network |
| A college sports fan | Good. ESPN family, FS1 and Big Ten Network |
| Someone who plans their March around the tournament | No. Half the games are on channels Fubo does not carry |
| An NBA fan | Partly. Local games yes, but check where the national games sit |
| Comparing purely on advertised price | Recalculate. Add the regional sports fee first |
If Fubo Is Not Right, What Is
- You need TNT and TBS. The YouTube TV lineup carries them, along with a comparable local and sports package.
- You want the Disney bundle instead of regional sports. Hulu + Live TV includes Disney+ and ESPN Select in its price.
- You want to spend less and will accept gaps. Compare Sling Orange and Blue, which splits sport and entertainment across two plans.
- You do not watch sport at all. Philo drops sport entirely and costs about a third as much.
The author specializes in U.S. cable, satellite, and streaming TV services, with hands-on experience analyzing channel lineups, regional restrictions, equipment requirements, and contract terms. All the content is written with clear, easy-to-understand explanations to help readers compare services accurately and make informed decisions.
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