fuboTV Drops fubo Extra as Bundle, Groups Channels into Add-On Pack
- fuboTV drops fubo Extra as a bundle
- The additional channels that went into fubo Extra are now part of a separate pack you can add to the base bundle
fuboTV is continuing the restructuring process it started a couple of months ago and now features a single base package called fubo.
A while back, fuboTV cut out two of its smaller bundles - Portugues and Latino - and pushed fubo Extra into the subscription page, erasing it from the main page. Until yesterday, you could get fubo Extra via the Ultra package which also features better priced Family Share and Cloud DVR Plus, as well as Sports Plus.
Now, fubo Extra has been erased completely as a standalone bundle and those extra channels that the bundle had have been pushed into a channel pack you can add for $5.99 per month.
In fubo Extra, you'll find Cooking Channel, DIY Network, Game Show, BBC World News, Sony, People TV, Stadium, INSP, Revolt, Boomerang, CNN International, GINX ESports TV, CNBC World, Newsy, Stadium 1-3, Tennis Channel, BabyTV HD, TeenNick, Nicktoons, NickMusic, MTV 2, Logo, BET Jams, MTV U, MTV Live, MTV Classic, BET Soul, and BET Her.
If you want a better price for fubo Extra, you can go for the pre-made packages fubo has set up. Family Deluxe, for instance, costs $64.99 per month and includes the fubo base package, the Cloud DVR Plus, and Family share add-ons, and fubo Extra, which comes at just $5. fubo Extra has the same price in the Ultra package, which costs $79.99 per month and includes the base fubo bundle, Cloud DVR, Family Share, Showtime, Sports Plus, and fubo Extra.
We reached out to fuboTV to ask about the new changes. "We are always re-evaluating our packages in order to provide the best value to our customers," the company's spokesperson told TechNadu.
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