As the 2026-27 NFL regular season gets underway, Fox Corp. is targeting cord-cutting sports fans with promotional access to its dedicated streaming platform, Fox One. Viewers looking to follow regular-season football broadcasts and postseason baseball without a standard cable television subscription can now access introductory trial offers and discounted bundles across third-party platforms.
Fox One Access and Subscription Details
The standalone Fox One service typically retails for $19.99 per month. Under a newly launched limited-time promotion, consumers can test the platform through a three-day free trial. If users choose not to cancel prior to the conclusion of the three-day window, the service automatically renews at the standard monthly rate.
Fox One Streaming Options and Provider Pricing
| Platform / Service | Monthly Pricing | Trial Duration | Included Access Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fox One Standalone | $19.99/mo. | 3 days | Fox sports, FS1, FS2, Fox Deportes, BTN, news networks |
| Fox One + Fox Nation Bundle | $24.99/mo. (reg. $28.98/mo.) | 3 days (via Amazon Prime) | Live sports catalog plus on-demand Fox Nation programming |
| Fubo (Pro Plan) | $63.99 first month (reg. $68.99/mo.) | 5 days | Fox One app access, Fox, FS1, FS2, ESPN |
| DirecTV (MyNews Genre Pack) | $34.99/mo. | 5 days | Fox One app login, live Fox feed, 10 additional channels |
| Sling | Starts at $19.99/mo. | None | Fox One app login, FS1, select local Fox markets |
In addition to the standalone trial, an ongoing bundle discount pairs Fox One with the news-oriented platform Fox Nation. Fox Nation normally carries an individual cost of $8.99 per month, featuring on-demand programs such as "Hannity," "The Five," and various original true crime series. When packaged together, the combined monthly rate is discounted to $24.99—a reduction of $3.99 per month compared to the separate combined list price of $28.98.
Both the three-day standalone trial and the Fox Nation bundle promotion are accessible through Amazon's Prime Video Channels hub. Because these offers run through that specific ecosystem, users must maintain an active Amazon Prime membership, which itself offers an introductory 30-day trial for non-subscribers.
Live Sports Portfolio and Broadcast Catalog
Fox One functions as a digital hub for broadcasts that air across the main Fox network and its associated sports networks, including Fox Sports, FS1, FS2, and Fox Deportes. The platform also incorporates channels such as the Big Ten Network (BTN), Fox News, Fox Business, and Fox Weather, alongside prime-time television and general news programming.
On the athletic front, the service provides live streaming access to marquee professional events, most notably NFL game coverage, the MLB postseason, and the World Series. Outside of major pro leagues, the broadcast catalog includes college football matchups spanning the Big Ten, Big 12, Mountain West, and partner conferences, as well as college basketball fixtures, international soccer competitions, and motorsports events such as NASCAR.
Third-Party Provider Integrations
Beyond Amazon Prime Channels, multiple live television streaming platforms allow customers to access Fox One feeds and app functionality using their existing platform credentials.
Fubo includes complimentary access to the Fox One application within its Fubo Core lineup. The provider features Fox, FS1, FS2, Fox Sports, and ESPN, with its Pro tier running an introductory rate of $63.99 for the initial month before shifting to the normal $68.99 monthly cost. Fubo also offers prospective subscribers a five-day trial.
DirecTV users can similarly utilize credentials to access the Fox One app. The provider's entry-level plan featuring Fox sports coverage is the "MyNews Genre Pack," which costs $34.99 per month for a package that includes a live local Fox feed alongside 10 other channels, complemented by a five-day free trial. Sling also supports Fox One credential logins, offering entry plans from $19.99 per month covering FS1 and select local Fox feeds without an introductory trial period.
As the football and baseball broadcast schedules unfold through the autumn months, streaming operators continue to utilize introductory free trials and multi-service packages to bring broadcast network sports programming directly to digital audiences.
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Source: Variety
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