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Football fans have a timely opportunity to secure a year-long streaming subscription at a significant discount. Through September 7, Fox One is offering new subscribers a full year of access for $99, representing a 50% reduction from the standard annual price of $199.
The timing proves advantageous as the college football season begins next week and the NFL regular season launches on September 9. Fox One provides cord-cutting viewers with live access to Sunday afternoon NFL matchups, Big Ten college football games, and various national broadcasts across its comprehensive platform, which includes Fox Sports, FS1, FS2, Big Ten Network, and Fox News channels.
Fox One emerged as a dedicated streaming alternative to expensive cable-replacement services like YouTube TV and Fubo, which typically charge $90 or more monthly. The service consolidates Fox’s television portfolio, granting subscribers access to live local Fox stations and on-demand content from Fox Entertainment, including movies, television shows, and ad-supported channels such as LiveNOW and TMZ.
The promotional pricing translates to approximately $8.25 per month for the year. Potential subscribers should note that Fox One currently lacks original programming, focusing instead on live sports, events, and news content. Those who purchase at this rate should remember to cancel before the subscription renews to avoid automatic charges at the standard price.
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Originally reported by Mashable →
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