
Fubo Knocks $20 Off Streaming Plans for Limited Time As Disney Merger Talks Continue
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Live TV streamer Fubo has launched a surprise deal online that knocks $20 off the rate of two of its most popular plans, just in time for playoff sports season.
For a limited time, new users can get the Fubo Pro plan with 226+ channels for just $64.99/month (regularly $84.99) or the Fubo Elite plan with 297 channels for just $74.99/month (regularly $94.99 and up).

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LIMITED TIME DEAL
Fubo Pro Plan
$64.99
$84.99
24% off
The new deal arrives just in time for NHL and NBA playoff season, with Fubo consistently earning raves for being the best streaming service for sports. The Fubo Pro plan includes ESPN, FS1, Fox Sports and regional sports channels likes YES, MSG and more. Fubo Pro also includes focused sports channels like NFL Network and Golf Channel, as well as international channels like beIN Sports, Willow and more.
Fubo’s entertainment offerings include E!, Bravo, USA, FX, Paramount Network, MTV and more. You also have access to your local ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC and CW affiliates. Regularly $84.99/month, new users can get their first month of service for just $64.99 — a 24% discount.
The Fubo Elite plan includes 70 additional channels in addition to the ones found in the Pro plan, with the ability stream content in 4K. Both the Fubo Pro and Fubo Elite plans let you stream content on up to 10 devices at a time, and the current offer includes unlimited cloud DVR, so you can record your favorite shows and games to watch back on-demand.

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ALSO CONSIDER
Fubo Elite Plan
$74.99
$94.99
21% off
Not sure you want to commit to a plan just yet? Grab a seven-day free trial here to test out Fubo with no commitment. As with all Fubo deals, these offers could end at anytime so we recommend taking advantage of the $20 discount while it’s still live.
The new Fubo promotion comes just months after Disney announced plans to merge Fubo’s operations with Hulu + Live TV, a similar live television streaming service. Per the terms of the definitive agreement, Disney would own approximately 70% of Fubo, though Fubo’s existing management team would operate the newly combined Fubo and Hulu + Live TV businesses. Fubo and Hulu + Live TV would continue to also be available to consumers as separate offerings post-closing.
There hasn’t been a launch date set for the combined service, so the above promotion is the best Fubo deal we’re seeing online right now. See full offer details here.
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