Fubo is increasing all subscription prices by $15 per month after reaching a new agreement with NBCUniversal that restores some channels lost last year.
The streaming service had dropped prices in December after losing NBCUniversal programming in a November 2025 contract dispute. Plans such as Essential fell from $85 to $74 monthly during that period.
Under the latest deal Fubo regains NBC affiliates, Telemundo, regional sports channels, Bravo, Cozi, NBC News Now, Universo, True CRMZ, and NBCSN. Nine various channels including CNBC, Syfy, USA Network, E!, and MSNBC remain unavailable.
Fubo told subscribers the increase reflects higher programming costs. The company had previously accused NBCUniversal of overcharging for the Versant channels and sought only a one-year distribution deal.
