You won't need a Fubo free trial; this Black Friday streaming deal saves you $80

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People are always asking whether there's a Fubo free trial, and for good reason: Fubo is one of the priciest live TV streaming services on offer, especially if you opt for the higher-tier bundles. Thankfully a new Black Friday streaming deal can save you more money than even a free trial would.

More Black Friday streaming deals

Max ($2.99 per month first 6 months)
Hulu ($0.99 per month for first year)
Paramount Plus ($1.99 per month for first 3 months)
Philo (first month for just $12.50)

If you're a new subscriber, you can sign up for Fubo now and receive $40 off your first month's bill. For the second and third month, you'll get $20 off each, totting up to $80 over your first three months of streaming. 

This deal covers the Fubo Pro ($74.99 per month), Elite ($84.99 per month) and Ultimate ($94.99 per month) plans, and the main difference between each is the number of channels you can sign up for. Just note, the Fubo Latino plan isn't covered.

An end date for the deal hasn't been announced yet, but it'll probably keep running until Cyber Monday.

Fubo: $40 off first month, $20 off second and third

Fubo: $40 off first month, $20 off second and third
Save $80 in total over three months of a Fubo subscription, with $40 off your first bill and a $20 reduction on your second and third. Applies to the Pro, Elite or Ultimate plan, and rolls into a standard subscription either.

Usually when we're recommending Fubo to people, we do so by mentioning the Fubo free trial. Unlike many streaming services in this day and age, Fubo still offers a free trial to test it out (here's how to sign up). 

However it's only a 7-day free trial, so you're only saving $20-$25 worth of streaming time. This new deal can save you over a month's worth of subscription (if you opt for the Pro plan), so it's actually better than the free trial.

Struggling to pick between Fubo Pro, Fubo Elite and Fubo Ultimate? Our guide to Fubo TV will help you work out which channels are available with which plan, to make sure you get the correct plan. And if you want to try and find a saving on another TV service or streaming app, we've got a round-up of more Black Friday streaming service deals here.

Tom Bedford
Streaming and Ecommerce Writer

Tom is the streaming and ecommerce writer at What to Watch, covering streaming services in the US and UK. His goal is to help you navigate the busy and confusing online video market, to help you find the TV, movies and sports that you're looking for without having to spend too much money.