The fuboTV Canada plans supplement your existing TV provider with sports-centric content. Soccer fans, in particular, will want to check out all the options the streaming service has to offer. fuboTV Canada does have channels that are not focused on sports. But if you want a wide selection of channels to stream, then this may not be the right choice for you.
Given its affordable pricing, fuboTV Canada is an easy choice for sports fans. Here’s everything you need to know about fuboTV’s subscription plans and pricing.
fuboTV Canada Plans and Pricing
Ever since fuboTV launched in Canada, it made its customers pay in US dollars. That changed in September 2021 when fuboTV Canada finally switched to Canadian dollar billing.
You can choose between a Monthly, Quarterly or Annual plan. Going month-to-month is a low-risk way to get started — or to watch the one match that matters to you. Priced at $20.00 per month, the plan lets you cancel without losing too much money.
If there’s a championship series that spans multiple months, then paying for three months upfront would be a better idea. The $39.99 quarterly price will save you nearly $15 over the monthly plan.
When you decide that fuboTV Canada needs to be a permanent part of your streaming diet, you can commit to the Annual plan for $150 and save nearly $80.
Subscription Plan Features and Add-ons
The three plans include the same live TV fuboTV channels, on-demand content, and features.
You get 250 hours of recording time on the cloud DVR – 1000 hours on the annual plan – with a Lookback feature that lets you watch games you might have missed. Simultaneous streaming is limited to three devices, but fuboTV’s app is available on all of the major streaming devices so you’re bound to have something that works.
Upgrade options are available that will boost the cloud DVR’s capacity to 1000 hours or raise the simultaneous streaming limit to 10 devices. Read our fuboTV review to find out more, and check out our list of fuboTV alternatives for other options.
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Chris Casper is a former tech industry product manager who escaped from California for New Mexico. Now he writes about science and tech while searching for the perfect green chile sauce.
