Fubo’s Cyber Monday Deal Offers Up to 30 Percent off Your First Two Months of Streaming
Right now, get your first two months of Fubo for $20 off per month to watch live sports and catch up on hit original series, like 'The Curse,' 'Fargo,' 'A Murder at the End of the World' and more.
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For Cyber Monday, Fubo has one of its best deals on live TV streaming.
Right now, new and returning subscribers can get the streaming cable alternative Fubo for $20 off the Pro, Elite and Premiere packages for the first two months of service. That’s $40 off, or up to 30 percent off for two months. After that, the package auto-renews at the regular monthly price of $74.99, $84.99 or $94.99 per month, respectively.
In addition, the Latino streaming package — which offers Spanish-language networks, like ESPN Deportes, Discovery Familia, Cine Sony, National Geographic Mundo, GolTV Spanish and others — is $8 off for the first month of service; after that, it auto-renews for $32.99 per month. And luckily, new subscribers can take advantage of a free five-day trial to try out the streaming service before committing to the deal itself. In fact, you can cancel anytime without penalty.
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Fubo offers up to 260 news, entertainment, sports, family, lifestyle and local channels, like ABC, NBC, FS1, HGTV, MSNBC, ESPN, Fox News, CBS, Nickelodeon, Fox, E! Entertainment, NFL Network, FX and much more with packages starting at $54.99 per month for the first two months of service ($74.99 per month afterwards). For a complete list of channels, check out Fubo and enter your ZIP code here.
Meanwhile, each package comes with up to more than 1,000 hours of cloud DVR to record your favorite TV shows, movies, games and more to watch at a later time, as well as up to 10 screens at the same time to watch on smartphones, tablets, laptops, desktops, gaming consoles, streaming devices and smart TVs.
If you want 4K resolution, then the Elite and Premiere packages both offer 4K Ultra HD streaming, while Premiere also offers Showtime — which includes access to hit original series such as The Curse, Yellowjackets, Dexter: New Blood, Billions, The Chi, Waco: The Aftermath and others — as part of its service.
Learn more and sign up for Fubo to get the deal here.
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