Fubo launching free tier of TV service to keep sports fans engaged during off-season
Fubo says its forthcoming free tier of service will focus on keeping sports fans engaged during the off-season.
thedesk.netI can’t fetch live updates right this moment, but here’s what’s most relevant right now:
- FuboTV has been exploring a free, ad-supported tier to keep users engaged when sports seasons are off, sometimes referred to in coverage as a “Fubo Free” or similar FAST-channel bundle. This would be a no-cost option with ad-supported channels in addition to its paid plans. [cite web sources discussing Fubo Free/FAST channels and strategy]
- Official paid promotions and trials remain the primary entry point for new users, with trials commonly advertised as 7 days on the main site or through partner promos. Longer official free periods are uncommon, though occasional limited-time offers can appear. [cite web sources about FuboTV free trials and promotions]
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