New: 2 Ways to Get Fox One For a Discount
By Phillip Swann
The TV Answer Man
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The second Sunday of the 2026 NFL regular season is hours away and now there are two ways to get Fox One for a discount. (Fox One broadcasts NFL Sunday afternoon games).
How to Get Fox One For a Discount
You can get Fox One for $8.25 a month ($99 for one year; regular annual price: $199.99) by clicking this link. The deal is good until September 30, 2026.
You also can get the first month of Fox One for $9.99 a month (Regular monthly price: $19.99) through Amazon by clicking this link. The deal is good until September 27, 2026.
What Is Fox One?
Fox One is the cord-cutter app which includes live feeds of all Fox channels including FS1, FS2, your local Fox network affiliate, Fox News, Fox Business and the Big Ten Network, among others.
What Programming Does Fox One Have?
If you’re a football (and baseball fan), this is a great time to get Fox One at the reduced price. Fox carries NFL regular season games every Sunday – and the MLB playoffs are just weeks away. (Fox has exclusive rights to select playoff games and the World Series.) Plus, Fox’s college football coverage is also underway.
What Are the Fox One Live Channels?
The live Fox One channels are:
Fox Sports
FS1
FS2
Big Ten Network
Fox Deportes
Fox News Channel
Fox Local Affiliate
Fox Weather
Fox Business
Fox Network
Don’t Forget to Cancel Fox One
If you sign up for the one month discount, and don’t want to pay the regular price starting with month two, don’t forget to cancel before the one month promotion is over. If you don’t cancel, you will be automatically billed the regular price in month two. Likewise, if you sign up for a year, you will need to cancel before the end of the year to avoid paying the regular price in year two. (To learn how to avoid getting charged in promotions and free trials, see our article: The Free Trial Trap.)
Don’t Pay Full Price For Streaming
As always, TV For Seniors has your back, ensuring that you don’t have to pay full price for streaming. To learn more money saving tips, see our Saving Money page.
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