The in-market channels are expected to be added to the streamer's offerings this month, though no date has been announced for the launch.Īdditionally, earlier this week, the streamer also announced that it was ending its carriage deal with AMC Networks, prompting some to speculate that the move could be part of an effort to bring back TNT, TBS, and other Warner Bros.

One of the upcoming additions to the Fubo channel lineup that should make many customers happy will be the incorporation of the Bally Sports regional sports networks (RSNs). 2021, Gandler told CNBC “there’s room for us to be able to price up,” specifically because the service provides cord-cutters access to sports that they can’t get anywhere else other than cable.īut even more recently, earlier this week at the Citi 2023 Communications, Media & Entertainment Conference, Gandler said, “I think that on a relative basis, we have more pricing power because again, as we add more content, our customers are saying, ‘Wow, he’s giving us more, or they’re giving us more sports for our money.’” While it might be a bit of a surprise to see a second price increase from a streaming service in such a short amount of time, Fubo CEO David Gandler has long talked about the fact that he thought there were opportunities for his company to increase its price point. Unaffected by the changes is fuboTV’s Spanish-language Latino package, which remains untouched at $32.99. It is essentially the same package of channels, just without Sports Plus, which runs $10.99 monthly à la carte. The option that ran $99.99 per month has instead been replaced by the Premier plan, which comes in at $94.99. Another change unveiled on Friday is that the old Ultimate plan - which included SHOWTIME and the Sports Plus add-on - no longer exists.

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