Following what's become an industry-wide trend, streaming service Fubo increased its prices in early 2025 and it's worth checking what you’re paying now.
Fubo’s services have gone up by $5/month, putting its monthly rates at:
- $84.99 for the Pro plan
- $94.99 for the Elite
- $99.99 for the Premier
This list price does not include taxes and fees. Also, you might note that the Ultimate plan is no longer listed with many of the perks of that plan rolled into the Premier level.
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In addition, users with the service’s regional sports network and/or STARZ add-on have seen those fees go up by $1/month.
Fubo isn’t the only one however. The list of cable providers and streamers that have raised prices recently continues to grow, including Netflix, Hulu, Max, Apple TV and Disney Plus, all of which upped their monthly charges in 2025.
With this trend impacting many streaming customers, it’s a good idea to check on what perks your plan actually offers you.
Unlimited DVR recordings now available
While prices have increased, streaming features have also improved, including better curated menus based on your tastes, sharper search and recommendation tools, and of course, the choice between plans with ads or without.
Some streamers such as Fubo also offer unlimited DVR recordings, meaning it’s easier to manage your library.
The trend toward streaming bundles
As a cost-saving way to attract customers, many companies have moved to offer bundles. Bundles usually pull together one or two additional services at a discounted price. Some bundles provide multiple services, such as a mobile plan with TV streaming plans. This can be a good way to save money and also enjoy more entertainment options.
Finally, there are a number of free streaming services available as well as many limited-time free trial offers worth checking out.
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