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Fubo free trial: Stream live sports for free for a week

Lucas Coll
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There are a lot of excellent TV streaming services if you don’t want to deal with getting online and would prefer to deal with more traditional cable television that you connect with a coaxial cable. One such option is Fubo, which has an absolute ton of channels and shows that you can watch at your leisure. That’s especially true if you’re a big fan of sports, as Fubo often has a lot of sports channels or exclusive access to stream international sports. Of course, that does mean that Fubo is a bit on the expensive side, but luckily, you can check out Fubo as a service without paying a penny.

To that end, we’ve collected all the information below on the Fubo free trial and Fubo in general, so be sure to read through so you can make an informed decision before spending your money.

Is there a Fubo free trial?

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New subscribers can currently enjoy a seven-day Fubo free trial upon signing up. You do, however, need to enter your credit card information when you create your account. That means if you don’t want to get charged, you’ll need to cancel your subscription before the seven-day trial period is over.

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Does Fubo have a 30 day free trial?

The Fubo free trial is seven days, a relatively short time in contrast to other streaming services. For example, the Hulu free trial is 30 days. As a result, you might want to sign up for your Fubo free trial during a week when you’re free enough to give it a thorough tryout. This way you can make the best use of your trial to determine if it’s worth ponying up the cash to keep your subscription active.

For more free trials, check out the Amazon Prime Video free trial, Max free trial, the Showtime free trial, or even the Sling TV free trial.

Can you get Fubo for free?

There’s no way to get Fubo for free through Fubo beyond the Fubo free trial. However, third-party retailers and service providers (such as cellular network providers or ISPs) sometimes offer free subscriptions or even extended trials for TV streaming services. Many people want to get Fubo free with Amazon Prime. However, Fubo is currently not free with Amazon Prime. However, there are plenty of other great shows on Amazon Prime to keep you entertained if you have that service.

Are there any Fubo deals?

FuboTV interface on a TV.
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Currently, there are no noteworthy Fubo deals on tap. Fubo discontinued its cheapest plan earlier this year, and there are now three main Fubo packages available for you to sign up for: the standard $80/month Fubo Pro plan, the $90/month Elite tier, and the $100/month Premier plan. The Pro package gives you the basic Fubo experience, although that’s still a lot. It includes more than 130 channels. The Elite plan adds 4K streaming and offers more than 260 channels, while the Premier tier features more than 270 channels, including Showtime. These three tiers include 1,000 hours of DVR storage and allow you to stream on up to 10 devices simultaneously, which is better than most of the competition. There’s also a Fubo Latino plan, which is $33 per month after the free trial, which includes 65 Spanish-language channels and 250 hours of DVR storage.

The exact number of channels available to you will vary depending on your broadcasting region. Note that there may be a regional sports fee added to your plan as well. You can pay monthly or quarterly, but you don’t get any discount for the quarterly option, unfortunately — the monthly price of your Fubo subscription is the same.

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