Football season is Fubo season, as the live TV streaming service’s latest quarterly earnings report makes clear. Fubo reported its third quarter 2024 earnings on Friday, Nov. 1, and in the process revealed that it had picked up 142,000 subscribers during the quarter, landing at 1,991,000 million an increase over its second-quarter total of 1.849 million. Fubo’s North American customer total now numbers 1.613 million a year-over-year increase of 9%.

Turning to financial matters, Fubo increased its North American average revenue per user (ARPU) to $85.64 by the end of the third quarter, an increase of 2.5% over the corresponding quarter in 2023. Total North American revenue increased 21% year over year to come in at $377 million. The company continues to target profitability in 2025.

Has Fubo Made Progess in its Case Against Venu Sports?

Fubo is still in the preliminary stages of an antitrust lawsuit against Venu Sports, but it has scored a very big win in the case already. Fubo has won a preliminary injunction against Venu, which means the streamer cannot be sold to customers until it either wins an appeal to have it lifted, or it wins a jury trial against Fubo.

The appeals process is now underway, and if the injunction is lifted Venu may be able to start making its way to customers in January. Fubo has always maintained it would suffer irreparable harm if Venu were to hit the market, as it fears a mass customer defection.

Fubo has continued to change up the channel plans it provides, introducing the “Elite with Sports Plus” and “Deluxe” packages in August. Fubo has also begun allowing customers to sign up for sports-themed subscriptions like FanDuel Sports Network, NBA League Pass and others without the need for a base channel package.

The service has also made a big update to its multiview feature, allowing customers who stream on select Roku devices to watch multiview on their TV screens for the first time. Fubo has a clear dedication to serving fans top sports content, using advanced features and packed channel lineups.

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Fubo is a live TV streaming service offering a robust lineup of approximately 150 premier channels, with plans starting at $63.99 per month. This entry-level package provides access to local broadcast affiliates 18 of the leading 35 cable channels channels, and valuable regional sports networks (RSNs).

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For many other sports enthusiasts, particularly those who prioritize access to local sports broadcasts, Fubo is a compelling choice in our view. Featuring FanDuel Sports RSNs in its channel lineup, Fubo stands out as the most budget-friendly option for RSN access across numerous markets, including Altitude, AT&T Sports, Fox Sports, Marquee, MSG, NBC Sports, and NESN. (Explore the comprehensive list of Fubo’s sports channels.) Fubo recently launched an add-on to their sports package, allowing subscribers access to local RSNs as well.

In September 2025, Fubo also launched its Sports package for $45.99 per month, featuring a variety of sports-oriented channels including ABC, CBS and FOX affiliates (in select markets) as well as ACC Network, Big 10 Network, CBS Sports Network, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNews, ESPNU, Fox News, FS1, FS2, Fubo Sports Network, ION, NFL Network, SEC Network and Tennis Channel.

Fubo further enriches its sports offerings by including MLB Network, NBA TV, NFL Network, NFL RedZone , NHL Network and beIN Sports (a channel not commonly found on competing services). For expanded soccer coverage, you can opt for Fox Soccer Plus via the International Sports Plus add-on for an additional $7/month.

Additionally, you have the option to enhance your channel variety with the Fubo Extra ($8), which incorporates approximately ~38 channels more channels, featuring popular selections like GSN.

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