Fox One Free Trial, $13.99 Prime Deal for World Cup
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- Fox One is offering a three-day free trial and a first-ever discount of $13.99/month for the first three months (30% off) to mark the 2026 World Cup, but both offers are exclusive to Amazon Prime members
- Fox Corp. will air all 104 matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup across Fox, FS1, FS2, and Fox Deportes, with the U.S., Canada, and Mexico serving as host nations
- Fubo is bundling Fox One free with its Pro package, which is discounted to $58.99/month for the first month (regularly $73.99) and also includes ESPN for post-game analysis
- DirecTV subscribers can log into Fox One for free through their existing subscription, with the cheapest relevant plan — the "MyNews Genre Pack" — priced at $34.99/month
- Sling subscribers can sign in to Fox One for free, with Sling's packages starting at $19.99/month — the most affordable path to the tournament cited in the article
- Fox executives said they were surprised to find viewers staying on the app after matches to watch Fox News programs like "Jesse Watters Primetime" and "The Five"
Why it matters: The 30% Fox One discount is the streamer's first sale since launching last fall, and cord-cutters now have four cable-free routes to every match — from the free Fubo/DirecTV/Sling bundles down to Sling's $19.99 entry point. Fox Corp. also picked up an unintended benefit: post-match viewing is bleeding into Fox News consumption, giving the app a stickiness story it didn't plan for.
