What you need to know about new ESPN, Fox One bundle
What you need to know about new ESPN, Fox One bundle
The new bundle is available now, and comes with a great selection of top cable sports content.
Streaming sports without a pay-TV subscription has gotten far easier this fall. ESPN and Fox have each launched direct-to-consumer products, and for the first time, their full complements of sporting events are available to stream outside of the cable bundle. Best yet, the two services — ESPN Unlimited and Fox One — are now available in a bundle so customers can combine their content for a reduced price! Learn more about the ESPN Unlimited and Fox One bundle below.
What you need to know about the ESPN and Fox One bundle
How much does the ESPN and Fox One bundle cost?
The bundle of ESPN Unlimited and Fox One costs $40 per month, which represents a $10 discount off what you’d pay to sign up for the two services separately.
How do you sign up for the bundle?
You can sign up for the ESPN and Fox One bundle by visiting either streamer’s website and clicking the promotion. If you have signed up for either streaming service already, go into the account management section and access the bundle option from there.
What can you watch with the ESPN and Fox One bundle?
The ESPN and Fox One bundle has a great selection of channels, which carry some of the biggest sports properties in the United States. You’ll be able to watch ABC Sports, ESPN, ESPN2, Fox, FS1, FS2, SEC Network, and a lot more.
Those channels deliver NFL games on Sunday afternoon and Monday nights, NBA, NHL, and MLB games, a huge selection of college football from the ACC, SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, and more conferences, an amazing selection of global soccer, college sports, auto racing, golf, tennis, and so much more.
Can you combine ESPN and Fox One with the Disney Bundle?
ESPN Unlimited is available in the Disney Bundle, and can be combined with Disney+ and Hulu. However, the Disney Bundle is incompatible with the Fox One and ESPN bundle; viewers have to choose one of the two bundles if they want to combine services for a discounted price.
Viewers can always sign up for the Disney+ and Hulu duo bundle, then sign up for the ESPN Unlimited and Fox One bundle, but these various services will be split between two separate bills.
Can you combine ESPN Select and Fox One?
ESPN Select is essentially replacing ESPN+, and is absorbing all the sports that were formerly found on that service. It does not have all the content from ESPN linear channels, but comes in at a lower monthly price of $13 per month (as of Oct. 21, 2025).
You cannot combine this level of service alone with Fox One at a different price point, but the good news is if you sign up for the ESPN Unlimited and Fox One bundle, you will get everything included in the ESPN Select tier as well.
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ESPN Unlimited
ESPN launched its highly anticipated direct-to-consumer streaming service on August 21, 2025. For the first time, this service gives sports fans access to its full lineup of linear channels without a traditional cable or satellite subscription.
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Fox One
Launched August 21, 2025, Fox One is a direct-to-consumer streaming service from Fox Corporation. Billed as a “major digital initiative,” Fox One brings together the full range of Fox’s leading news, sports, and entertainment brands, offering live and on-demand access in one unified platform.
