Fubo Cyber Monday: Swap Cable for Live TV Streaming & Save Big

Sports are one of the main things keeping traditional live TV around. Sure, catch a movie on Netflix, or tune into last night’s episode of your favorite show on Hulu, but pretty much everyone still likes their sports events the old-fashioned way: live, as they’re happening.

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Enter Fubo to shake things up.

Fubo (or FuboTV) gives you an alternative to cable or satellite by providing the same TV channels but with more flexibility and a lower price tag than most traditional TV providers. There are several live TV streaming services, but Fubo is the most sports-focused one.

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Confession time! Fubo doesn’t do Black Friday sales. Or, at least, they’ve never done one in the past.

But that just proves what a great deal the service already is! Fubo lets its value speak for itself; it doesn’t need to offer deep discounts to get customers in the door. (Note: that doesn’t mean new customers can’t get a free trial of fubo — read on!)

We think there is a chance Fubo will do a Black Friday deal this year. It’s not large but check back!

So what makes fubo so great?

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What Does Fubo Offer?

Fubo is a godsend for US fans of soccer and other sports outside of the Big Four in the US (American football, baseball, basketball, hockey). It’s got channels that cover soccer, cricket, handball, lacrosse, curling, and other sports you only find on US channels during the Olympics. It’s a particularly good spot to watch not just the World Cup (going on right now!) but all the qualifiers and tournaments leading up to it.

While a third of its channels are sports or sports-related, its base plan has over 150, so that still leaves over 100 channels for entertainment, news, kids, educational, reality, music, and more.

Here’s what else you get with the Pro Plan:

• Local network stations
• 10 devices can stream at the same time
• 1,000 hours of cloud DVR storage
• Access to almost all regional sports networks (RSNs)

Fubo is a great service for live sports fans, but it’s also a rock-solid choice for anyone looking for a general cable-replacement system.

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Fubo Black Friday Deals

As we said, Fubo has never actually had a special specifically for Black Friday, and we don’t anticipate one this year, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have a great deal on live TV. No special offers or discount codes required!

Fubo has four plans which all have some of the lowest per-channel prices in the industry. All of fubo’s English-language plans include 10 devices at a time at home and 3 on the go, plus 1,000 hours of cloud DVR storage.

• Pro: $79.99/mo for 160+ channels
• Elite: $89.99/mo for 220+ channels + 4K
• Premier: $99.99/mo for 240+ channels + 4K

The Latino Plan features Spanish-language programming for $32.99/mo for 60 channels. You can watch on 2 screens (upgradable to 3) and it includes 250 hours of cloud DVR (also upgradable).

Check out our full Fubo review for more details, or jump right to our comparison of Packages and Prices for full channel lists and all the available add-ons.

Fubo allows you to try out its service with a free trial. Check it out today!

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FAQs

Does Fubo have live channels?

Yes, Fubo is a live TV streaming service, similar to a cable or satellite service, but it streams over your internet connection. It has all the same live channels, from your local networks such as ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, and most Spanish stations to “cable” channels like ESPN, AMC, MLB Network, NBA TV, Discovery, NFL Network, NHL Network, beIN Sports, SEC Network, Nickelodeon, and USA Network. And it includes a ton of news with channels like Fox News and MSNBC. Its also got thousands of hours of on-demand shows and movies to choose from.

What devices can I watch Fubo on?

Fubo supports all the most popular streaming devices:

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Alanna Baker

Alanna Baker is Assistant Content Editor at HotDog, where she helps to keep our fingers on the pulse of the streaming world. She has written many articles on a plethora of streaming subjects, from sports to kids shows and how-tos to reviews. She also prepares the weekly entertainment newsletter with new releases, deals, and current events in the streaming world.

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