KrushTV vs Fubo in 2026: Is the Sports Streamer Worth $74 a Month?

Fubo built its name as the streaming service for sports fans, and in 2026 it is still one of the most polished ways to watch live games without cable. But polish has a price. The Fubo Pro plan is $73.99 a month, and most subscribers also pay a regional sports fee of about $12 to $15 a month. Add it up and most sports fans pay about $87 to $90 a month before taxes, or roughly $1,050 a year.

KrushTV takes a very different approach: $75 for a full year, paid once, with no auto-renewal. That is $6.25 a month. In this comparison we look honestly at where Fubo earns its price, where KrushTV comes out ahead, and which one fits the way you actually watch sports.

The Real Cost of Fubo in 2026

The $73.99 headline price is only the starting point. Because of the regional sports fee, the amount most sports fans actually see on their bill is closer to $90. Here is how that looks over time:

• One month: about $87 to $90 before taxes
• Six months: about $520 to $540
• One year: about $1,050

Fubo is a monthly subscription that renews automatically until you cancel. That works fine if you remember to cancel during the off-season, but plenty of people forget and keep paying for months they barely use.

By comparison, a full year of KrushTV costs $75. Even if you add two extra screens for the whole household (+$40 on the yearly plan), you pay $115 for the year, still less than what most Fubo subscribers pay in a single month and a half. You can see every option on the pricing page.

KrushTV vs Fubo: Side by Side

Where Fubo Is Strong

An honest comparison has to give Fubo its due. If money is no object, Fubo does several things very well:

• Official apps everywhere. Fubo has its own app in the main app stores for most TVs, phones and streaming boxes. You download it, sign in and you are done.
• 4K on some events. Select big games are offered in 4K, which looks great on a large TV.
• Cloud DVR. You can record games and watch them later, which matters if you work during kickoff or live in a different time zone from your team.

If recording every game and watching in 4K are must-haves for you, Fubo is a serious option. The question is whether those features are worth roughly $975 more per year than KrushTV.

Where KrushTV Wins

1. Price, by a wide margin

$75 a year against about $1,050 a year is not a small gap. Over two seasons, the difference is close to $2,000. For many households, that is the whole decision. For a broader look at prices across services, see our guide to the best streaming service for sports fans.

2. One payment, no surprise renewals

KrushTV plans never auto-renew and there is no contract. You pay once for 3 months, 6 months or a year, and nothing is charged again unless you choose to come back. Want to cover only football season? The 6 Months plan is $60. We explain the model in detail in IPTV with no monthly fee.

3. UK and Canada sports, not just US

This is where KrushTV pulls ahead for a lot of fans. Alongside US channels like ESPN2, ESPNU, SEC Network, ACC Network, Big Ten Network, CBS Sports Network, TNT, TBS, NFL Network, NBA TV, NHL Network and MLB Network, you also get TSN 1 to 5, Sportsnet, DAZN Canada feeds, Sky Sports and TNT Sports UK. Hockey fans following Canadian broadcasts and Premier League fans who want the UK presentation get a lot more here.

4. Local and Spanish-language coverage

KrushTV includes local ABC, CBS, NBC and FOX stations in many US cities, NBC Sports regional networks, Peacock event feeds, and both ESPN Deportes and Fox Deportes. No extra regional sports fee is added on top.

5. A Sports Guide built for game day

The KrushTV app has a Sports Guide that lists today's games with live scores and the exact channel each game is on, so you are not scrolling through 10,000 channels at kickoff. For games on networks KrushTV does not confirm, the Sports Guide is the place to check where a game is airing.

Devices and Setup

Fubo wins on simplicity of install, but KrushTV is not hard either. On Firestick, Fire TV and Android TV, you install the KrushTV app using the Downloader app with code 6826306. The app also runs on Android phones and tablets. On iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, Smart TVs and PCs, you use a player app such as IPTV Smarters or TiviMate. Step by step instructions for each device are on our setup guides page, and support is available 24/7 on WhatsApp if you get stuck.

Families can use the family PIN to hide adult content, and My List plus Continue watching make it easy to pick up movies and series across the 70,000+ title library.

Who Should Choose Which?

Choose Fubo if you need cloud DVR, want 4K for certain events, prefer an official app from your TV's app store, and the roughly $1,050 yearly cost fits comfortably in your budget.

Choose KrushTV if you want a large live lineup for a fraction of the price, follow UK or Canadian sports, dislike auto-renewing bills, or want to pay with Cash App or Bitcoin. For more comparisons with other live TV services, read IPTV vs YouTube TV vs Hulu Live.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Fubo cost compared to KrushTV in 2026?

Fubo Pro is $73.99 a month, plus a regional sports fee of about $12 to $15 a month in most areas, so most sports fans pay about $87 to $90 a month before taxes, or about $1,050 a year. KrushTV costs $75 for a full year as a one-time payment, which works out to $6.25 a month.

Does KrushTV have a monthly plan or auto-renewal?

No. KrushTV has no monthly plan. You choose 3 Months for $40, 6 Months for $60 or 1 Year for $75. Each is a one-time payment that never auto-renews, with no contract.

Does KrushTV have cloud DVR or 4K like Fubo?

Fubo offers cloud DVR and 4K on some events, and that is a real advantage. KrushTV does not advertise a cloud DVR. Its app offers My List, Continue watching, a Sports Guide with live scores and the channel each game is on, and a family PIN.

Can I watch UK and Canadian sports channels on KrushTV?

Yes. KrushTV includes US, Canada and UK channels, including TSN 1 to 5, Sportsnet, DAZN Canada feeds, Sky Sports and TNT Sports UK, alongside US channels like ESPN2, NFL Network, NBA TV, NHL Network and MLB Network.

Can I try KrushTV before paying?

Yes. KrushTV offers a free 3-day trial with no credit card. Message on WhatsApp at +1 949-594-8817 or use the chat on krushtv.com at /free-trial/.

Bottom Line

Fubo is a well-made product, and its cloud DVR, 4K events and official apps are genuine strengths. But at about $87 to $90 a month for most sports fans, it costs about 14 times more per year than KrushTV. If you can live without DVR and want US, Canada and UK sports channels for $75 a year, paid once, KrushTV is the better value. Questions? Reach us 24/7 on WhatsApp or email support.krushtv@gmail.com.