FAQs
Does Fubo have ESPN?
Yes, Fubo includes ESPN in its base plans. Depending on your specific Fubo plan, you can either watch ESPN content directly within the Fubo app or use your Fubo login credentials on the ESPN app and website.
How much is an ESPN plan?
ESPN offers two main direct-to-consumer streaming tiers: ESPN Select and ESPN Unlimited.
ESPN Select features live sports, originals, and articles, but does not include the flagship live ESPN channels, for $13.99 per month or $139.99 per year.
ESPN Unlimited is the tier that includes everything in Select, plus access to the live television channels across the ESPN family of networks for $31.99 per month or $319.99 per year.
Does ESPN have a free trial?
No, ESPN does not directly offer a free trial or a free tier for its streaming plans. If you want a free trial that includes ESPN, you will need to sign up through a live TV streaming provider that has the network, such as Fubo or YouTube TV. ESPN plans can also be bundled with services like Disney+ and Hulu at a discounted rate. Additionally, many mobile and internet service providers offer ESPN and other streaming bundle offers. Verizon, for instance, offers the Disney Bundle as an add-on.
Does ESPN have ads?
Live games broadcast on ESPN feature commercials. Subscribers can watch live games from the NHL, MLB, and MLS leagues. There are also channels for PGA golf, UFC, college football, and more.
Can I get ESPN with Disney Plus?
Yes, ESPN offers a few Disney bundle options. The cheapest, Duo Basic, costs $12.99 per month and comes with Disney Plus and Hulu memberships (with Ads). If you want access to these platforms alongside ESPN, Trio Basic adds ESPN with Ads for $19.99 monthly. Finally, you can opt for ad-free Disney Plus and Hulu versions with Trio Premium for $29.99 per month.
Which devices can I use to watch ESPN?
ESPN is supported on a wide range of device types, including Apple and Android smartphones, tablets, and TVs, Amazon, Google, and Facebook devices (including Chromecast), Xbox and PlayStation games consoles, Roku TV players, and more. To top it off, customers can stream content on up to 3 devices at once per account. If you aren't sure if your device is supported, you can find a full list on the ESPN website.
How do I cancel ESPN?
You can cancel your ESPN subscription whenever you want by heading to the 'Manage my ESPN+ Subscription' page. When you cancel your subscription, it doesn't delete the account. Once you've cancelled, you'll have access to ESPN until your current billing cycle ends, but you won't be charged after that.
ESPN Saving tips
Opt for annual
A monthly subscription to ESPN Plus costs $13.99. However, if you can afford a yearly plan upfront, you'll only pay $139.99 annually, saving you $27.89 over 12 months.
Bundle with Disney+ and Hulu
Disney owns and operates multiple streaming services, including Hulu, Disney Plus, and ESPN. This means you can bundle together streaming services to save money each month versus subscribing to each one separately. For example, you can get the Trio Premium plan for $29.99/month, which includes ad-free Disney+ and Hulu, plus ESPN Select with ads.
Watch out for free trials
Once in a while, customers can catch an ESPN free trial when the rare promotions roll around. Although they won't appear often, they can be an excellent chance to save on membership for a month or two and work out if the service is for you. Free trials are usually only available to new members, so check before you join the service to see if you can save.
Seasonal Promos
If you want live sports without a long-term commitment, keep an eye out for seasonal live TV promos, especially during major sports seasons like football kickoff in late summer/early fall. Providers like Hulu + Live TV and Fubo regularly run limited-time discounts off per month for your first 3 months.
How to use ESPN promo codes
- Take a look through our ESPN promo codes and click "Get Discount".
- You'll be taken to the ESPN website, where you can choose the plan for you.
- When you're ready to order, head to the checkout - your discount should be displayed next to your order total.
- Once you're happy that you're making a saving, proceed through the checkout to complete your order.
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