Published on March 18th, 2019 | by Kirk Hiner

Save $15/month on FuboTV for a limited time

Here’s another discounted option for all of you looking to end your DirecTV Now subscription before their price hike. As reported today at Cord Cutters News, FuboTV is knocking $15 off their live TV streaming service for three months…but you have to pay with an AMEX card to get the savings.

Another key restriction to the deal is that your monthly bill must hit $35 or more in order to receive the $15 statement credit. Considering the base FuboTV package comes in at $44.99/month, however, that likely won’t be a problem for new subscribers. That package includes over 85 channels (with a focus on sports). Pay $5 more—or $49.99/month—and the channel count climbs to over 105. Additional options—including premium channels, additional cloud DVR space, and even more sports packages (including NBA League Pass)—are also available for an additional charge.

The $15 monthly discount offer ends on July 1, 2019.

FuboTV covers most major sporting leagues, such as the NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, college football, European and MLS soccer. In all, over 30 channels feature live sports, including CBS, CBS Sports Networks, FOX, NBC, regional sports networks, FS1, NBCSN, NFL Network, NFL RedZone, NBA TV, beIN Sports networks, Golf Channel, Pac-12 Networks, Big Ten Network, and the Olympic Channel. It’s not all sports, however, as the service also offers access to acclaimed TV series, live news and award-winning movies.

The FuboTV: Watch Live TV & Sports app for Apple TV is available now for free in the App Store. For more information, visit www.fubo.tv.

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Kirk Hiner has been writing for the Apple web since 1997, having served as editor of Applelinks and the Technology Tell Apple Channel. In addition to his work with BEST Apple TV, Kirk currently contributes to Mac Gamer HQ and Pure Nintendo. He lives with his wife and three children in small-town Ohio where the land is cheap and the air is (relatively) clean.