The new ESPN and FOX One bundle gives sports fans a simpler way to combine two major sports streaming services under one monthly subscription. Below are answers to common questions about price, access, content, apps, and who the bundle is best suited for (Fox One Subscription).
What is the ESPN FOX One streaming bundle?
The ESPN FOX One streaming bundle is a combined subscription that includes ESPN Unlimited and FOX One for one monthly price. ESPN describes the package as a way to get both services together, while content from each service remains available through its own app or platform.
How much does the ESPN streaming bundle cost?
The bundle costs $39.99 per month. ESPN’s support page and the official bundle page list the monthly price at $39.99, with one recurring charge from the platform where the subscription is purchased.
When did the ESPN and FOX One bundle launch?
The combined bundle became available for purchase on October 2, 2025. ESPN and FOX initially announced the bundle on August 11, 2025, and FOX later confirmed that the ESPN, FOX One Bundle was available at launch price on October 2, 2025.
What do subscribers get with ESPN Unlimited?
ESPN Unlimited includes access to ESPN’s linear networks and services, including ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, SEC Network, ACC Network, ESPNEWS, ESPN Deportes, ESPN on ABC, ESPN+, SEC Network+, and ACC Network Extra. ESPN has also highlighted live events, replays, studio shows, originals, and expanded NFL content as part of the offering.
What does FOX One include?
FOX One brings together FOX’s live sports, news, local stations, and entertainment brands. The service includes FOX Sports, FS1, FS2, Big Ten Network, FOX Deportes, FOX News, FOX Business, FOX Weather, the FOX Network, and local FOX stations, depending on availability.
What sports are available through the bundle?
The bundle is designed for fans who want broad live-sports coverage without a traditional cable package. ESPN and FOX list coverage across leagues and events such as the NFL, NBA, WNBA, MLB, NHL, college football and basketball, NASCAR, INDYCAR, UFC, FIFA World Cup programming, soccer, tennis, golf, and more, though exact event availability can vary by rights, schedule, and location.
Can I watch everything in one app?
No. The bundle uses one subscription relationship, but ESPN content is watched through ESPN platforms, while FOX One content is watched through FOX One platforms. ESPN notes that each subscription may only be accessed in its respective app.
Where can I buy the bundle?
The bundle can be purchased through ESPN or FOX One. ESPN’s FAQ says the package is currently available from the ESPN and FOX websites and is not offered through Disney+ or Hulu.
Is the bundle available with ESPN Select?
No. The ESPN, FOX One Bundle is available with ESPN Unlimited, not ESPN Select. FOX’s launch announcement also states that the bundle cannot be combined with Disney+ and Hulu.
Who should consider this bundle?
The ESPN FOX One streaming bundle may make sense for cord-cutters, cord-nevers, and fans who already follow sports across both ESPN and FOX networks. It can be especially useful if you want one monthly sports-focused package instead of subscribing to the two services separately.
How do billing and cancellation work?
Billing is handled by the platform where you purchased the bundle. If you subscribe through ESPN, you manage or cancel through your ESPN account. ESPN states that subscribers retain access until the end of the billing cycle after cancellation, and pausing is not available.
Is the bundle worth it?
It depends on how often you watch sports on both ESPN and FOX. If your viewing is split across college football, NFL games, MLB, NASCAR, soccer, studio shows, and live news or local FOX programming, the bundle may offer a convenient way to consolidate two major sports streaming services under one plan.