Fubo has launched a quarterly subscription plan for its popular Fubo Sports skinny bundle service, providing an exciting option for sports enthusiasts looking to access premium live sports content without the constraints of traditional cable packages. This move comes at an ideal moment as the NFL season intensifies, college football playoffs are on the horizon, and viewers are increasingly searching for cost-effective streaming solutions amidst rising subscription prices.
The new plan is available for $157.97 for the first three months, charged upfront immediately following a standard free trial period. This pricing includes a $10 promotional discount for the first month, allowing upfront-paying customers to experience significant savings. Subscribers to the quarterly plan will gain immediate access to exclusive sports networks that are not available in the standard monthly subscription, such as DraftKings Network, offering extensive betting analysis and live events; Sportsgrid, a 24/7 hub for sports betting insights; MotoGP, showcasing high-speed motorcycle racing globally; and Yahoo! Sports Network, which provides in-depth coverage and original programming. Fubo has hinted at more channels being added to the line-up shortly, promising to enhance its offerings even further as the sports seasons progress.
For users who prefer flexibility, the monthly Fubo Sports plan remains at $55.99 per month, also featuring a $10 discount for the first month—bringing that introductory rate to $45.99. Both subscription options include access to over 20 core sports channels, such as ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, FS1, FS2, NFL Network, SEC Network, Big Ten Network, CBS Sports Network, and Tennis Channel, along with local ABC, CBS, and Fox affiliates in selected regions. Subscribers benefit from unlimited cloud DVR, video-on-demand libraries, family sharing, and bundled access to ESPN Unlimited for expansive additional content.
This quarterly subscription model aligns with Fubo’s ongoing strategy to cater to dedicated sports fans through targeted bundles. Since the introduction of the Fubo Sports skinny bundle in September 2025, the company has witnessed a strong increase in subscriber numbers from fans who are dissatisfied with lengthy channel line-ups and rising costs associated with other services. The skinny bundle eliminates non-sports programming and focuses solely on professional and collegiate sports, offering content that ranges from football showdowns to international motorsport events.
With the new plan’s pricing, subscribers are looking at just about $52.66 per month before renewal fees, which competes favorably against similar offerings in the market. As more channels are added, Fubo positions itself as the go-to service for niche sports fans, including those passionate about betting or motorsports.
Fubo is continually expanding its service availability, with new markets being added regularly. Potential subscribers can start with a free trial to explore the service and can easily transition to the quarterly plan for additional content. This dual-plan structure reinforces Fubo’s commitment to sports-first streaming, which began over a decade ago as a soccer-focused platform and has evolved into a leader in comprehensive sports coverage. As the winter sports season ramps up and baseball playoffs approach, the timing could not be better for fans ready to secure their subscription for the upcoming events.