As of October 2026, FOX One costs $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year. FOX also sells FOX One with FOX Nation for $24.99 a month, and an ESPN and FOX One bundle for $39.99 a month.
FOX One is FOX's streaming service for people without cable, and its pricing is built around three plan cards plus one add-on. The base plan comes with a short free trial, the bundles come with crossed out reference prices, and there's a separate add-on for Big Ten fans. Here's what each one costs and includes, from FOX One's own page.
FOX One prices
| Plan | Price | Free trial | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| FOX One | $19.99 a month or $199.99 a year | 3 days | FOX Sports, FOX News and FOX shows |
| FOX One + FOX Nation | $24.99 a month | Check at sign up | Adding FOX Nation shows, documentaries and films |
| ESPN and FOX One bundle | $39.99 a month | Check at sign up | Sports fans who want ESPN and FOX in one bill |
| B1G+ add-on | $12.99 a month or $89.99 a year | Not stated | Extra Big Ten coverage on any package |
FOX One's plan cards show the FOX Nation bundle next to a crossed out $29.98 and the ESPN bundle next to a crossed out $51.98. FOX also says there's an annual FOX Nation bundle for more savings.
What FOX One includes
FOX describes FOX One as a streaming service for anyone without cable or who has cut the cord, bringing its channels together in one place. It lists:
- FOX News, FOX Sports and FOX Weather
- FS1, FS2, FOX Business and FOX Deportes
- Big Ten Network (BTN)
- Local FOX stations and the FOX Network
You can stream live or watch on demand. The plan card for the base plan mentions MLB, football and college sports, plus real time breaking news, alerts and scores.
The features worth knowing
FOX One's features page highlights Multiview, which lets you watch up to 4 live events at once, plus ISO cams and custom audio. FOX also says everyone at home can stream their favorite shows on their own screens at the same time, though product features depend on the device you use. If you already pay for a TV provider, you can sign in to FOX One with that provider's login.
Where you can watch FOX One
FOX lists minimum supported devices in its FAQ: Apple TV on tvOS 17.0, Roku OS 11.0, Android TV and Google TV, Fire TV, Samsung smart TVs from 2019, Vizio smart TVs from 2016, LG smart TVs from 2020, Android and iOS phones, and Xbox Series S and Series X. It's also offered as a Prime Video Channel. FOX's FAQ adds that FOX One includes live content and lets you record live TV to watch later.
The free trial rules
FOX One's base plan includes a 3 day free trial. FOX's FAQ explains the steps: choose a plan that includes a free trial, create your FOX One account, and add a payment method, which isn't charged until the trial ends. You can cancel any time during the trial from the Manage Subscription page.
The catch is in the FAQ's own wording: not all plans have a trial. If you choose a bundle, check whether it includes one before you add your card, so you aren't billed straight away.
The ESPN bundle and FOX Nation
The $39.99 bundle combines FOX One with ESPN, and FOX's card says it covers over 50,000 live sporting events. If you bought the bundle through ESPN, FOX One's page has an activation link for you, so you don't pay twice.
If you already subscribe to FOX Nation, FOX says you can keep watching it as you always have, and you can also subscribe to FOX Nation from inside FOX One, on its own or bundled.
How to choose a FOX One plan
- If you want FOX's live news and sport and nothing else, start the 3 day trial of the base plan.
- If you'll watch for a full year, compare $199.99 a year with twelve monthly payments before you pick.
- If you also want FOX Nation's shows and documentaries, take the $24.99 bundle rather than two separate plans.
- If you'd pay for ESPN as well, compare the $39.99 bundle with the $51.98 FOX shows as its crossed out price.
- Add B1G+ only if you follow Big Ten sports closely.
If you're replacing cable altogether, compare the full lineup and price of the YouTube TV plans. If news is the main draw, a free news aggregator app may cover more of what you read each day.
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My verdict
FOX One at $19.99 a month is good value for cord cutters who watch FOX sport and news every week, and the annual plan suits anyone who'll keep it all year. The ESPN bundle at $39.99 is the one to take if you were going to pay for ESPN anyway. If you only want one big game or one news event, use the 3 day trial and cancel from Manage Subscription before it ends.
Frequently asked questions
How much is FOX One a month?
As of October 2026, FOX One costs $19.99 a month, or $199.99 a year if you pay annually.
Does FOX One have a free trial?
Yes. The base FOX One plan includes a 3 day free trial, but FOX says not all plans have a trial.
How much is the FOX One and FOX Nation bundle?
FOX lists FOX One with FOX Nation at $24.99 a month, and says there's also an annual bundle option.
How much is the ESPN and FOX One bundle?
The ESPN and FOX One bundle is $39.99 a month on FOX One's plan cards.
What channels are on FOX One?
FOX lists FOX News, FOX Sports, FOX Weather, FS1, FS2, FOX Business, FOX Deportes, Big Ten Network, local FOX stations and the FOX Network.
How much is B1G+ on FOX One?
FOX says B1G+ can be added to any package for $12.99 a month or $89.99 a year.
Can I record live TV on FOX One?
Yes. FOX says FOX One includes live content and lets you record live TV to watch later.
Is FOX One on Roku and Fire TV?
Yes. FOX lists Roku OS 11.0 and Fire TV among the minimum supported devices.
Can I use my TV provider with FOX One?
Yes. FOX One lets you sign in with your TV provider.
