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The countdown to the 2026 NFL preseason has begun, with the Hall of Fame Game scheduled for Thursday, August 6, airing on NBC. The following week, all other teams will join the preseason fray, making it an ideal time for football fans to secure a streaming service that covers every game.
Fubo has stepped up with promotional pricing on its base packages, allowing new customers to save as much as $30 on their initial monthly subscription. This offer applies to multiple tiers, ensuring flexibility for viewers with different preferences.
How to Claim the Discount
To take advantage of the savings, interested fans should visit the Fubo deals page, select their desired plan, and click the 'Start Free Trial' button. After creating an account and entering payment details, the discount will be applied automatically, making the first month more affordable.
The Pro plan, which normally costs $89 per month, is now available for $64 for the first month, offering access to over 200 channels. Meanwhile, the Elite plan, with 250+ channels, has been reduced from $99 to $69 for the initial month. Both packages include major networks like ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC, as well as sports channels such as ESPN and NFL Network, which will broadcast preseason games.
For those seeking a sports-focused option, Fubo Sports Service is also discounted, dropping from $65 to $55 for the first month. This package includes 25+ channels, featuring ABC, CBS, and Fox (but not NBC), making it a solid choice for preseason coverage and other sports programming.
Beyond the preseason, a Fubo subscription proves valuable for the remainder of the MLB season and the upcoming NFL regular season, along with the start of NBA and NHL games in the fall. The service offers a free trial period, allowing new users to explore its features before committing.
Fubo is known for its extensive sports coverage, particularly regional sports networks (RSNs), which are included in many plans. The service also added a Sports package in September 2025, priced at $45.99 per month, which includes channels like ACC Network, Big Ten Network, CBS Sports Network, ESPN networks, and NFL Network, among others.
With these promotions, fans can enjoy comprehensive preseason coverage without breaking the bank. The deals are available now, so securing a subscription early ensures access to all the action starting Thursday.
Originally reported by thestreamable.