FOX One Review

FOX One is Fox Corporation's live streaming service, launched on 21 August 2025. Per Fox's release, it brings FOX News Channel, FOX Business, FOX Weather, FOX Sports, FS1, FS2, FOX Deportes, B1G, local stations and the FOX Network into one service, aimed at cord-cutters and cord-nevers. The app is published by Fox Digital Services.

Per the homepage, the base plan covers FOX's sports, news and entertainment channels plus FOX Weather, FS1 and local stations, with up to 4 live events at once, DVR, stats and a Topics feature. The App Store description adds the AskFOX AI assistant, recording with no storage limits and catch-up highlights on select programming. The homepage lists the web, Roku, LG, Samsung, Vizio, Xumo, Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Chromecast, Xbox, iPhone, iPad and Android.

Pricing and value

The homepage lists 19.99 USD/month with a 3-day trial, 24.99 USD/month with FOX Nation and 39.99 USD/month for the ESPN bundle (no trial). A 199.99 USD annual option still appears in the App Store in-app purchases but not on the homepage. At launch in 2025 the trial was 7 days; the homepage now says 3. The terms say plans auto-renew, must be cancelled before the next payment date and are non-refundable, which matters for seasonal viewers.

Compared with Netflix or Prime Video, FOX One leans on Fox's live sports, news and events, so on-demand depth is not its strength. The sport on the homepage is mostly American (NFL, college football, MLB). The pages opened only state that the ESPN bundle is for U.S. residents, not country coverage for the other plans, so anyone outside the US should check availability before subscribing.