Streaming & Live TV · Last checked November 2026
Fubo free trial: what you get & how to cancel
A sports-first live TV service. The trial was shortened from 7 to 5 days, and cancelling ends it immediately, so time it around the games you want.
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What you get
- Live sports and local channels (ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC where available) plus ESPN Unlimited on the Pro and Elite plans
- Unlimited cloud DVR (recordings kept 9 months)
- Watch on up to 10 screens at once at home
How to cancel Fubo before you're charged
- Use a web browser (Fubo says you can't cancel in its TV apps) and sign in at fubo.tv.
- Click the Settings (gear) icon and choose My Account.
- Open the Subscription tab.
- Click Cancel and follow the prompts until you get the confirmation.
Tips & gotchas
- Cancelling during the trial ends it immediately — you lose the remaining free days.
- Checkout tells you the exact date and time your trial ends; screenshot it.
- Former Fubo customers aren't eligible for another trial.
Quick answers
How long is the Fubo free trial?
5 days on the Pro, Elite and Latino plans (Fubo says trials may vary or be discontinued — confirm at checkout)
Do I need a credit card for the Fubo trial?
Yes — credit or debit card
How much does Fubo cost after the trial?
Pro $88.99/mo, Elite $98.99/mo, Latino $19.99/mo, with a discounted first month after the trial (Pro $63.99, Elite $68.99, Latino $9.99). A regional sports fee of $3.99–$16.99/mo may apply on Pro and Elite. Prices shown can vary by location.
Sources
Details checked against these pages in November 2026. Offers change often, vary by account and region, and the checkout page is always the final word — if something here says “check current terms,” we couldn't confirm it from an official source.