Fubo TV Packages & Pricing in 2020: Channel List, DVR, Add-ons

Fubo TV is another multichannel video programming distributor. But it's not just another multichannel video programming distributor.

Sure, it's got a lineup of channels that you can put up against any other comparable plan on any other service. And it's got the add-on features you look for in this sort of thing.

But Fubo TV also has a pretty big leg up on the competition: It streams sports (not all sports, but some sports, anyway — or at least sports back when where were sports to be sported) in 4K resolution.

Yeah, we could nitpick things to death, like "what you really mean is upscaled content blah, blah blah." But here's the thing: Upscaled or not, once you watch sports in 4K, you're going to want to watch all sports in 4K.

Fubo started back in 2015 as an all-sports service at the super-low price of $7 a month. A couple years later, though, it went more mainstream, added more channels, and got a big-boy price to go with it.

In the summer of 2018 it streamed its first sports event in 4K — the final rounds of the FIFA Men's World Cup. Since then, it's continuously streamed a smattering of games and events in 4K, including the 2019 Women's World Cup.

Prices went up in the summer of 2020, adding $5 across the board. At the same time, it lost the Turner family of channels but gained Disney.

Fubo TV plans

Fubo TV still has those two sets of channels, which you can find below. But it now has four plans from which you'll choose when you sign up for service.

Here's how things break down:

• Fubo Standard is "the classic base package." That gets you some 109 channels, 30 hours of cloud DVR, and the ability to watch two things at once. It costs $59.99 a month.
• Next is the Family plan. It has the same 109 channels and bumps the cloud DVR to 500 hours, and adds the ability to watch on three screens at a time. It costs $64.99 a month.
• Then there's the Ultra plan. It bumps you up to the old "Fubo Extra" listings, with 179 channels in total. Plus there's 500 hours of cloud DVR, three screens at once, Showtime, and the Sports Plus add-on. It costs $84.99 a month. (You get $5 off each of the first three months.)
• And if Spanish-language TV is your thing, you can get Latino Quarterly, which has 33 channels of Fubo Latino, billed every three months at $19.99 a month. It also comes with 30 hours of cloud DVR, and the ability to watch on three screens at once.

Some of Fubo TV's plans come with a free one-week trial.

How to subscribe to Fubo TV

1. In your favorite web browser, hit up www.fubo.tv
2. Click the "Start Free Trial" button.
3. Enter your email address and create a strong, unique password. (Or use the single-sign-on option.)
4. Pick your package of choice and click "Start Free Trial."
5. Choose your add-ons and any extra packages.
6. Click the "Continue to Last Step" button.
7. Enter your payment information.
8. Click "Start Watching Fubo TV."

Fubo TV channels

A big change for Fubo in the fall of 2020 is the addition of the Disney family of channels. That includes ESPN, which has been a pretty gaping whole in the lineup before August.

Following are the channels available in the main Fubo TV lines — the Standard plan, and what's included in Fubo Extra.

Upgraded features

Fubo TV has a couple upgrades that aren't included by default in the standard package, but can be added separately.

Cloud DVR Plus costs $2.50 a month and increases your save space to 500 hours.

Family Share allows three devices to stream at the same time. It costs $1.50 a month.

Fubo TV Add-On Packages

Fubo TV has a number of add-on packages available.

Sports Plus Package ($8.99 a month)

The first you'll see is Sports Plus with NFL RedZone. It comprises:

• NFL RedZone
• Stadium
• Tennis Channel
• Sports Illustrated TV
• Zona Futbol
• GolTV English
• GolTV Spanish
• PAC-12 Arizona
• PAC-12 Bay Area
• PAC-12 Los Angeles
• PAC-12 Mountain
• PAC-12 Oregon
• PAC-12 Washington
• Fox College Sports Atlantic
• Fox College Sports Central
• Fox College Sports Pacific
• VSiN
• Game+
• Fight Network
• TVG2
• TyC Sports
• Stadium 1-3

Fubo Cycling package ($11.99 a month)

The Fubo Cycling package actually has more than just cycling in it, because it also throws in the International Sports Plus package for free. You'll get:

• Fubo Cycling
• Fox Soccer Plus
• Zona Futbol
• GolTV English
• GolTV Spanish
• TyC Sports
• Eleven Sports

Fubo Extra ($5.99 a month)

The Fubo Extra Package is built in to the Fubo Ultra plan, but can be added to the Standard and Family Plans. It includes the channels seen in the chart above.

Adventure Plus Package ($4.99 a month)

The Adventure Plus Package includes:

• Outdoor Channel
• Sportsman Channel
• World Fishing Network
• Outside TV
• MAV TV

Latino Plus ($7.99 a month)

The Latino Plus Package includes the following channels:

• Fox Deportes
• Zona Futbol
• GolTV Spanish
• TyC Sports
• CNN en Español
• Baby TV Español
• Cine Sony Television
• Discovery en Español
• Discovery Familia
• El Gourmet
• Fox Life
• Más Chic
• Nat Geo Mundo
• Nuestra Tele
• Telefe
• Tr3s

Rai Italia ($7.99 a month)

Rai Italia gets you Italian coverage of Seria A and Coppa Italia soccer, along with news, shows, and movies.

Portuguese Plus ($14.99 a month)

• Benfica TV
• Gol TV
• RTP International

Premium Channels

Fubo TV has two premium options from which to choose.

The Showtime suite of channels costs $10.99 a month. With it you'll get:

• Showtime
• Showtime West
• Showtime 2
• Showtime Showcast
• Showtime Extreme
• Showtime Beyond
• Showtime Next
• Showtime Women
• Showtime Family

And AMC Premiere is available for $4.99 a month. With it yo'll get new show episodes ad-free, and select full seasons, bonus content, uncut movies and more.

Does Fubo TV stream in 4K?

Yes! Somewhat! Sometimes! And just sports.

Fubo TV is one of the few ways you can watch live sports in 4K resolution in the United States. We're not going to nitpick too much about the fact that you're almost certainly watching an upscaled feed (they're at the mercy of the content provider). The simple fact is that a 4K stream looks better than a stream that is not 4K.

And basically it's going to ruin you for anything else.

The bad news is that you're only looking at a handful of games on the 4K schedule.