Live TV Streaming
Fubo Review
Independent review, platform facts and moderated user ratings.
Overview
- Platform Launched
- 14 September 2013
- Platform Age
- 13 years, 1 month
- Domain
- fubo.tv
- Channels
- N/A
- VODs
- N/A
- Movies
- N/A
- TV shows
- N/A
- Streaming quality
- Up to 4K/HDR on select live events (Elite plan and above)
- Free trial
- Free trial available for new customers (length varies by plan)
- Pricing
- Pro $88.99/month, Elite $98.99/month, Ultimate $113.99/month, Deluxe $118.99/month, Fubo Sports (Sports + News) $64.99/month. Add-ons cost extra.
- Customer support
- Live chat and phone (844-441-3826), 10 AM–10 PM ET daily; 24/7 virtual assistant; online support request; Help Center
Platform launched date is the registration date of fubo.tv, taken from the public WHOIS/RDAP registration record. Platform age updates automatically.
Fubo full review
Fubo is a live TV streaming service built for sports fans. It brings together major networks like ESPN, FOX, CBS, NBC, ABC, NFL Network and FS1 with regional sports networks, so you can follow the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, college football and soccer leagues such as La Liga and Liga MX, all without a cable contract.
Fubo offers several English-language plans. Pro costs $88.99/month, Elite costs $98.99/month, Ultimate costs $113.99/month and Deluxe costs $118.99/month, while the Fubo Sports (Sports + News) plan costs $64.99/month in select markets. A Spanish-language Latino plan is also available. Most plans include ESPN Unlimited and FOX One access at no extra cost, and new customers can start with a free trial.
Every plan comes with unlimited Cloud DVR, and English plans support a total of 13 simultaneous streams, with up to 10 at home and 3 on the go. Subscribers on Elite and higher plans can watch select live events in 4K with HDR. You can also customize your lineup with add-ons such as Sports Plus with NFL RedZone, MLB.TV, Paramount+ with SHOWTIME, Starz, MGM+ and international sports packages.
Fubo works on Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, Android TV / Google TV, Samsung, LG, Vizio and Hisense smart TVs, Xbox, Xumo, Android and iOS devices, web browsers and Chromecast. Support is available through live chat and phone from 10 AM to 10 PM ET every day, plus a 24/7 virtual assistant and online support requests.
Verdict: Fubo is one of the best live TV streaming services for sports, thanks to its regional sports networks, unlimited DVR and 4K events. The high starting price and limited 4K content are the main drawbacks. Our rating: 4.0/5.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Excellent sports coverage including regional sports networks
- Unlimited DVR with every plan
- Up to 13 streams at once
- 4K live sports on higher plans
- Wide range of add-ons and international packages
Cons
- Expensive, with plans starting at $88.99/month
- 4K is limited to select live events and higher plans
- Free trial length is not fixed
- Phone and live chat support are not 24/7
- Available in the US only (for these plans)
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