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ESPN, Fox One bundle, explained: Plans, pricing, subscription costs to stream football and more

Marc Lancaster

ESPN, Fox One bundle, explained: Plans, pricing, subscription costs to stream football and more image

Sports fans know the ESPN and Fox networks are prime destinations for watching all the action, from the NFL to college football to the World Series. 

Now viewers can access the best the two companies have to offer in one direct-to-consumer streaming bundle.

Instead of paying separately for ESPN Unlimited and the recently launched Fox One, viewers can bring two of the best streamers together for a discounted rate.

Here's everything you need to know to get the ESPN-Fox One bundle:

ESPN, Fox One bundle, explained

The ESPN, Fox One bundle brings together the best sports offerings in one package that should have something for every fan.

If you're a college football obsessive who is tuned in to an ESPN network all day Saturday but also wants to spend Sunday afternoons watching the NFL or NASCAR on Fox, you've come to the right place. With rights to those properties and much more, including the MLB postseason, the NBA, the FIFA World Cup and WWE, it's tough to beat the combined ESPN and Fox One lineup. 

Fans will still stream each network's games and shows on ESPN or Fox One platforms, depending on what they're watching, but the bundle brings the subscriptions together at a lower price.

ESPN, Fox One bundle pricing and plans

  • ESPN, Fox One bundle price: $39.99/month

The ESPN, Fox One bundle costs $39.99 a month, giving viewers access to the ESPN Unlimited service featuring all of the sports giant's programming, plus everything Fox has to offer in sports and news coverage. 

The bundle price saves about $10 a month compared to subscribing to the two services separately. ESPN Unlimited costs $29.99 per month on its own, while Fox One is priced at $19.99 per month. 

The bundle only applies to the ESPN Unlimited service, not ESPN Select, and there is no option to combine Fox One with the existing ESPN, Disney+, Hulu bundle. 

How to subscribe to ESPN, Fox One bundle

New customers can subscribe by visiting the ESPN or Fox One sites and signing up for the bundle.

Viewers who already subscribe to either service can switch to the bundle by visiting the account management section on their respective app or site.

What sports and leagues are on the ESPN, Fox One bundle? 

The two services offer numerous sports and leagues, including but not limited to those listed below: 

ESPN Unlimited

  • NFL 'Monday Night Football'
  • NBA
  • NHL
  • MLB
  • WNBA
  • WWE
  • College football (SEC, ACC, Big 12)
  • College Football Playoff
  • Men's and women's college basketball
  • NCAA women's basketball tournament
  • Soccer (LaLiga, Bundesliga, FA Cup, NWSL and more)
  • PGA Tour, LPGA and TGL golf
  • US Open, Wimbledon and Australian Open tennis
  • Little League World Series

Fox One

  • NFL regular season and playoffs
  • MLB regular season, postseason and World Series
  • College football (Big Ten, Bit 12)
  • College basketball
  • Soccer (World Cup 2026, plus more domestic and international)
  • NASCAR
  • IndyCar
  • LIV Golf

What channels are in the ESPN, Fox One bundle? 

The ESPN Unlimited plan gives viewers the ability to watch all of ESPN's networks:

  • ESPN
  • ESPN2
  • ESPNU
  • ACC Network
  • SEC Network
  • ESPNews
  • ESPN Deportes
  • ESPN on ABC
  • ESPN+
  • ESPN3
  • SEC Network+
  • ACC Network Extra

Fox One gives viewers the ability to watch content from these Fox channels:

  • Fox
  • FS1
  • FS2
  • Big Ten Network
  • Fox Deportes
  • Fox News
  • Fox Business
  • Fox Weather
  • Fox local stations

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Marc Lancaster

Marc Lancaster joined The Sporting News in 2022 after working closely with TSN for five years as an editor for the company now known as Stats Perform. He previously worked as an editor at The Washington Times, AOL’s FanHouse.com and the old CNNSportsIllustrated.com, and as a beat writer covering the Tampa Bay Rays, Cincinnati Reds, and University of Georgia football and women’s basketball. A Georgia graduate, he has been a Baseball Hall of Fame voter since 2013.