Is Fubo TV Latino Best Streaming Service for Spanish-Language Shows Without Cable?

As a viewer of international soccer on streaming services in the United States, I encounter a significant amount of non-English programming. Much of what I watch comes with Spanish-language commentary and coverage.

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So when FuboTV expanded in 2017 from a soccer-only service to all deportes, and then to a full-service cable replacement (with a focus on sports), it was only natural it would offer a Spanish-language plan.

Note that FuboTV offers service in Spain. See our review of it if that is where you are located.

We’ll take a look at the details of FuboTV’s Latino plan, but first, some background on FuboTV itself.

About FuboTV

FuboTV has 3 base plans, Pro, Elite, and Latino. It also has un montón de add-ons. Latino, of course, is all Spanish, both English base plans still have a sizable number of Spanish channels. Like the English plans, the Latino plan is a little (okay, a lot) sports-heavy.

FuboTV Plans and Add-Ons

FuboTV structures their service as you would expect. You start with a base plan and can combine it with add-ons.

Base Plans

• Pro
  • Price: $69.99/mo
  • Channels: 150+
  • DVR storage: Unlimited
  • Screens: 10
• Elite
  • Price: $79.99/mo
  • Channels: 200+
  • DVR storage: Unlimited
  • Screens: 10
• Latino
  • Price: $32.99/mo
  • Channels: 40+
  • DVR storage: Unlimited
  • Screens: 2.

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Add-Ons

There are tech and channel-oriented add-ons.

Tech features

• Family Share — 1 additional screen for 3 total screens — $5.99/mo
• Unlimited Screens — 10 screens at home, 2 screens outside of home — $9.99/mo (if you also get Family Share, it adds 1 screen outside).

Additional Channels:

• Premium channels
  • Showtime — $12.99/month
  • Starz — $8.99/mo
  • MGM+ — $5.99/mo
  • Showtime + Starz + MGM+ bundle — $19.99/mo
  • AMC Premiere — $4.99/mo (AMC’s website says this plan has been discontinued in favor of AMC+)
  • Pantaya† — $5.99/mo
• Sports Plus with NFL RedZone — 26 channels — $10.99/mo
• Fubo Extra — 40+ channels — $7.99/mo (these are most of the channels you get in Elite that aren’t in Pro)
• International Sports Plus† — 11 channels — $6.99/mo
• Adventure Plus — 6 channels — $4.99/mo
• News Plus — 11 channels — $2.99/mo (the rest of the channels you get in Elite that aren’t in Pro; some overlap with Fubo Extra)
• NBA League Pass — 10 channels — $14.99/mo
• Sports Lite — 8 channels — $9.99/mo
• Latino Plus† — 21 Channels — $19.99/mo
• RAI Italia — $8.99/mo
• TV5MONDE — $9.99/mo
• Portuguese Plus — 5 channels — $14.99/mo
• Entretenimiento Plus† — 9 channels — $9.99/mo

† Mostly Spanish-language.

Latino Plan Overview

The Latino plan has over 40 channels, including family programming, música, lifestyle shows, telenovelas, and lots and lots of deportes. You also get all your local networks, including your Univision and UniMás affiliates.

Channels

Here’s a breakdown of sports versus non-sports canales — they split about 50-50.

Deportes

Non-Deportes

Add-Ons

Below are the add-ons that provide primarily Spanish-language content.

Entretenimiento Plus

Fubo has a few add-ons aimed at Spanish-speakers, but only one of them complements the Latino package. The Entretenimiento Plus add-on is $9.99/mo for nine channels of music, telenovelas, películas, and lucha libre that aren’t included in the Latino base plan.

Latino Plus Add-On

The 21 networks in the Latino Plus add-on are all already in the Latino base plan (except for BabyTV Spanish), so it would be better for bilingual households who want a bigger base plan but want Spanish channels too. 

International Sports Plus Add-On

The International Sports Plus add-on has primarily Spanish-language channels. But, except for Real Madrid TV and the Fubo Latino Network, those stations are all also already included in both the Latino base plan and the Latino Plus add-on.

Premium Channels

Many of the movies and shows on English-language premium channels have Spanish audio tracks or subtitles available. There are two channels that feature films and more en español from a variety of countries.

First, a Starz subscription is $8.99/mo for 7 Starz and Starz Encore channels, including Starz Encore Español.

And second, a more recent addition to Fubo’s offerings, you can now get Pantaya — on-demand movies for hispanohablantes — from Fubo for $5.99/mo.

Features

The Latino plan includes unlimited cloud DVR space.

Included in the Latino plan is the ability to watch on 2 devices at once, anywhere. You can upgrade that to the industry standard of 3 devices by getting the Family Share upgrade for $5.99/mo.

For $9.99/mo, you can upgrade to Unlimited Screens. That means you can stream on up to 10 devices on your home network. If you get Unlimited Screens without Family Share, you’re still limited to 2 streams outside your home. You need both to get the full 10 devices at home plus 3 outside that’s included with the English plans.

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FuboTV Devices

FuboTV is available on all the standard streaming platforms:

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Please see our devices page for a more detailed list.

Fubo Latino Alternatives

Not all streaming services have a Spanish-language base plan. Hulu + Live TV only has a small add-on and YouTube TV offers the handful of Spanish channels you could get with an antenna. 

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But if you don’t like the value-for-dollar or lack of features on Fubo Latino, there are other options. For instance, you could get Fubo Pro and the Latino Plus add-on, with a whole lot more channels and the upgrade features.

If you’re looking for Latino channels that are less expensive or less sports-oriented, here are your main options:

• Sling TV Latino: “Best of Spanish TV” base plan (20+ channels, $10/mo) plus your choice of regional channel packages from Mexico, the Caribbean, South America, Central America, and Spain for $10/mo each. (Sling TV Latino review)
• DIRECTV STREAM Español Add-On: 55 channels for $15/mo, but it’s an add-on, so you need a base plan, and they start at $69.99/mo.

More information can be found on our Spanish Language TV page.

Wrapping Up

FuboTV’s Latino plan definitely offers Spanish-speaking viewers a solid deal, especially for sports fans, though one can’t help but feel they’re inflating their channel count a bit with all those TUDNxtra overflow channels. Those less invested in following partidos de fútbol may want to take a look at the Latino plan Sling offers for a more informed decision.

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Alanna Baker

Alanna Baker was the Streaming Content Editor at Hotdog.com, specializing in comprehensive streaming coverage across various genres, with a particular focus on sports and Sling TV offerings. With a background in literature and education, coupled with extensive experience in media and law, Alanna brings a unique perspective to the streaming industry.

Her expertise stems from being an early adopter of various entertainment technologies, from mail-order Netflix to modern streaming platforms. Alanna's in-depth knowledge of Sling TV's modular service and her ability to cover diverse streaming content make her a key expert in navigating the complex landscape of modern streaming options, especially in sports and entertainment.

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