Fubo Canada Review: Premier League, Price and Who It Suits

In this Fubo Canada review, the verdict is simple: Fubo Canada is essential if you follow the Premier League, because it holds the exclusive Canadian rights through the 2027-28 season, and it is a reasonable add-on for other soccer and international sports. It is not a full cable replacement, though, since it lacks many big Canadian and US entertainment networks. The main plan costs around $31 a month at the time of writing.

Below we cover price, sports, channels, features, devices and the gaps, so you can decide whether it belongs in your setup.

What Fubo Canada is

Fubo Canada is the Canadian version of the Fubo streaming service. Unlike the US version, which is a broad cable replacement, Fubo Canada is built around sports, with the Premier League as its headline. It is sold at fubo.tv/ca, and a US Fubo account does not give you the same Canadian content.

Price and plans

Fubo Canada’s prices and plan names have changed several times, and promotional rates are common. At the time of writing, coverage of Canadian sports streaming lists the main plan at around $31.49 a month or $231 a year in CAD, with higher tiers available. Paying annually costs noticeably less per month than paying monthly if you watch the full season.

Always check fubo.tv/ca for the current plans before subscribing.

Monthly or annual?

The Premier League season runs from August to May. If you plan to watch for most of that period, the annual plan is usually cheaper: at the prices above, ten months on the monthly plan would cost around $315, versus around $231 for the year. If you only want the run-in or a few big fixtures, paying monthly and cancelling gives you more flexibility. Keep in mind that taxes are added on top of these prices, and that promotional rates may change at renewal.

Sports coverage

Premier League

This is the reason most Canadians subscribe. Fubo Canada carries Premier League matches in Canada, with selected matches in 4K, plus replays and condensed matches after full time. Its rights run through the 2027-28 season.

Other sports

Fubo Canada also carries a range of other soccer and international sports content on its own Fubo Sports Network channels, plus selected partner channels. The lineup changes with rights deals, so if you follow a specific league or competition, confirm it is included before paying.

What it does not cover

Fubo Canada does not replace Sportsnet or TSN. NHL, CFL and most NFL and NBA coverage in Canada sit with Rogers and Bell, through their channels and the Sportsnet+ and TSN+ apps.

Channels beyond sports

Fubo Canada has added some news and lifestyle channels over the years, but it does not carry many major US cable networks or premium movie channels. Treat any non-sports channels as a bonus, not the main reason to subscribe, and check the current lineup on the Fubo site.

Features and experience

• Simultaneous streams: three at once, according to independent reviews; check your plan.
• Cloud DVR: record games and shows, with storage that depends on the plan.
• Lookback: watch recently aired content without having recorded it.
• 4K: selected Premier League matches stream in 4K.
• Free trial: Fubo Canada runs trials from time to time, but not always.

Devices

Fubo Canada apps are available on Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Google TV and Android TV devices, many smart TVs (including Samsung, LG and Hisense), iOS and Android phones and tablets, and web browsers. Chromecast casting is also supported. A device with Ethernet or Wi-Fi 6 helps with live sport. Our best streaming devices of 2026 guide compares options.

Pros and cons

Pros

• The only Canadian home for every Premier League match.
• 4K for selected matches.
• Cloud DVR and lookback features.
• Annual pricing cuts the monthly cost for full-season viewers.

Cons

• Not a full cable replacement.
• No Sportsnet or TSN, so hockey and most North American sports need other services.
• Prices and plan names change often.

How Fubo Canada fits your setup

For a soccer fan, a typical setup is Fubo Canada plus an antenna and CBC Gem for local channels, and Sportsnet+ or TSN+ if you also follow hockey or football. Our guide to IPTV sports packages compares sports-focused options more broadly.

Some viewers want soccer plus a wide lineup of other live channels in one app. Our own plan is 12 months for $89 (US dollars), listed on the IPTV Journal pricing section. If you go that route, make sure you are comfortable with how any provider is licensed; our guide to IPTV legality in Canada explains what to check.

Should you subscribe to Fubo Canada?

Subscribe if you watch the Premier League regularly; there is no other legal way to see every match in Canada. Take the annual plan if you watch from August to May. Skip it, or subscribe only for key months, if you are a casual soccer viewer who mostly watches hockey, the NFL or Canadian network shows.

FAQ

Is the Premier League only on Fubo in Canada?

Fubo Canada holds the exclusive Canadian rights to the Premier League, and those rights run through the 2027-28 season. That makes it the legal home for live matches in Canada.

How much is Fubo Canada per month?

The main plan has been listed at around $31.49 a month, or about $231 a year, at the time of writing. Prices change, so check fubo.tv/ca before subscribing.

Does Fubo Canada have NHL games?

No. NHL coverage in Canada is on Sportsnet, TSN and other licensed partners. Fubo Canada focuses on soccer and international sports.

Does Fubo Canada offer a free trial?

Fubo Canada runs free trials from time to time, but they are not always available. Check fubo.tv/ca for current offers.

Can I use a US Fubo account in Canada?

The US and Canadian services are separate, with different rights and lineups. For Premier League coverage in Canada, subscribe to Fubo Canada at fubo.tv/ca.

Part of our guides: Canada streaming guide