Fubo's New Channel Store Revolutionizes Streaming with Unmatched Flexibility

November 10, 2025

Fubo's New Channel Store Revolutionizes Streaming with Unmatched Flexibility

NEW YORK - FuboTV, Inc. (NYSE: FUBO) has unveiled its latest innovation, the Fubo Channel Store, a move set to redefine the streaming landscape by offering consumers unparalleled choice and convenience. This new feature provides a centralized hub for premium standalone streaming plans, allowing users to subscribe to and access a variety of services directly within the Fubo app, even without a base Fubo subscription.

The launch addresses a common frustration among streaming enthusiasts: the need to navigate multiple apps to watch their favorite content. With the Fubo Channel Store, subscribers can seamlessly access premium programming from a growing list of partners, including DAZN One, Hallmark+, MGM+, Paramount+ with Showtime, and Starz, alongside select regional sports networks (RSNs) in certain markets.

"At Fubo, we have always leaned into our proprietary tech stack to differentiate the user experience and solve consumer pain points," said David Gandler, co-founder and CEO of Fubo. "The Fubo Channel Store offers an aggregated and ingested experience for standalone plans...and delivers it to consumers through a single frictionless experience."

A key advantage of the Channel Store is that all content from the subscribed standalone services is ingested directly into the Fubo platform. This means viewers can enjoy their shows and movies without the hassle of switching between different applications.

Adding to the value, subscribers to any of the standalone plans through the Channel Store will also gain access to Fubo Free, a collection of nearly 200 free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) channels.

This strategic move comes on the heels of Fubo's merger with Disney's Hulu + Live TV business, a transaction that has positioned the combined entity as a major player in the pay TV market. The company is now considered the sixth-largest pay TV provider in the U.S.

Your Fubo Questions Answered

For those new to Fubo or considering making the switch, here are answers to some common questions:

How much does Fubo cost?

Fubo offers a variety of packages to suit different viewing preferences and budgets. The primary plans are:

Pro: This entry-level package costs $84.99 per month and includes over 219 channels.

Elite: For $95.99 per month, the Elite plan expands the channel lineup to more than 291 channels.

Latino: This Spanish-language-focused plan is available for $14.99 per month and offers over 50 channels.

It's important to note that a regional sports network (RSN) fee of 12–16 per month may apply to the Pro and Elite packages. Fubo also offers various add-on packages to further customize your subscription.

Can I get Fubo for free?

Yes, Fubo typically offers a free trial for new subscribers. The standard trial period is seven days, giving you ample time to explore the platform's features and channel offerings before committing to a paid plan. To sign up for a free trial, you'll need to visit the Fubo website or use the FuboTV app, create an account, and choose a plan. You will need to provide a credit or debit card to begin the trial.

How do I cancel my Fubo subscription?

Fubo allows you to cancel your subscription at any time. The process is straightforward:

Log in to your Fubo account on the Fubo website.
Navigate to "My Account" and then select "Subscription & Billing."
Click on "Cancel subscription" and follow the on-screen instructions to confirm your cancellation.

If you subscribed through a third-party service, such as Roku or Apple, you will need to manage your subscription through their respective platforms. If you cancel during a paid subscription period, you will continue to have access to Fubo until the end of your current billing cycle. However, if you cancel during a free trial, your access will end immediately.