Fubo in Canada carries all 380 Premier League matches, including the Saturday three o’clock kick-offs that no British broadcaster is allowed to show, from about C$24.50 a month on the annual plan. It only streams inside Canada. StreamLocator gets you there.
This guide covers what Fubo costs in Canada, why the Canadian rights are better than the British ones, and how to subscribe from outside the country.
Your streaming location is a setting inside StreamLocator. It is simply the country you want services to think you are watching from, and you change it from a list.
For most services there is nothing to choose, because only one country sells them. Fubo is one of the few where it matters. Canada and the United States both run a service called Fubo, they carry different things, and they are sold as separate subscriptions, so a Canadian Fubo account will not play if your location is set to the United States. Pick Canada.
The first is Canadian, living or travelling abroad, whose Fubo subscription stopped working the moment they left. Nothing is wrong with the account. The service simply checks where the connection is coming from.
The second has never been to Canada and does not care about Canadian television. They want every Premier League match, and they have worked out that Canada is one of the few places on earth where you can buy all 380 of them from a single provider for the price of one subscription.
Both problems have the same fix, so the rest of this guide serves both.
Fubo Canada is sold in Canadian dollars and there is no US-dollar price for it, so these are the real numbers rather than a conversion.
The Sports plan is C$31.49 a month. Buy a quarter at a time and it is C$83.97, which works out at C$27.99 a month. Buy a year and it is C$294, which works out at C$24.50 a month. There is a 7-day free trial from Fubo on top of StreamLocator’s own.
The annual plan saves about C$84 over paying monthly, which is roughly three months free. If you are subscribing for a football season you are committing for most of a year anyway.
Fubo holds the exclusive Canadian rights to the Premier League from the 2025/26 season through 2027/28. That is all 380 matches, with a selection in 4K.
The word doing the work there is all. Here is why it matters.
British broadcasters are barred from showing any match that kicks off at three o’clock on a Saturday afternoon. The restriction has existed since the 1960s and it exists to protect attendance at lower-league grounds. It applies to the broadcast, not to the viewer, which means that around 110 matches a season are simply not available in the United Kingdom on any service at any price. A British viewer paying for both Sky and TNT Sports gets 267 of the 380 matches.
Canada has no such rule. The Canadian rights holder shows every match, including the three o’clock kick-offs, because there is no lower-league Canadian gate to protect.
So this is not a page about saving money, though it does that too. It is a page about the roughly 110 matches a season that a British subscriber cannot buy.
Beyond the football it is a sports-first live television service: a broad slate of live sport with cloud recording, alongside general entertainment channels.
If your interest is Canadian sport specifically rather than European football, TSN is the stronger option for hockey and the CFL, and the two work well together.
Fubo can see roughly where in the world you are connecting from, and it only lets Canadian viewers in. From anywhere else you get an error rather than a smaller catalogue.
StreamLocator gives you a Canadian connection of the kind a household in Canada would have. That is what Fubo expects its customers to be using, so it plays normally.
This is also why an ordinary VPN often stops working. Most of them route thousands of people through the same small pool of company servers, and when a streaming service notices hundreds of accounts arriving from one office computer somewhere, it closes the door on all of them at once. StreamLocator does not put you in that queue.
If more than one person in the house watches, set it up on the router. It takes five minutes longer and covers every device at once, including the ones that will not run an app.
A Canadian payment method is the direct route. If you do not have one, buy the subscription inside the Fubo app on a Canadian Apple ID topped up with Canadian gift cards. That is an ordinary retail purchase and it needs no Canadian bank account.
Have StreamLocator running and set to Canada before you open the sign-up page, so Fubo sees a Canadian connection while you register rather than partway through. Sign up through the US location by mistake and you will end up subscribed to the American service, which does not carry the Premier League.
Fubo and StreamLocator are two separate subscriptions. Fubo charges you for the football, StreamLocator charges you for the access that reaches it, and the same StreamLocator subscription works with every other service on this site.
Each route on its own cheapest committed plan.
| Route | Per month | Matches | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fubo Canada annualRecommended | About C$24.50, C$294 a year | All 380, a selection in 4K | Canadian payment method, or a Canadian Apple ID with gift cards |
| Fubo Canada monthly | C$31.49 | All 380 | About C$84 a year more than the annual plan |
| TOD via Jordan | About $11 | All 380 | Cheaper again, and adds LaLiga and the Champions League. A separate subscription with its own sign-up |
| UK: Sky and TNT Sports | Market price | 267 of 380. No Saturday three o’clock kick-offs | Split across two subscriptions |
| US: Peacock and NBC | Market price | Split across two services | NBC needs a cable login, which is exactly what a viewer abroad cannot have |
The honest position on that third row: if the Premier League is all you want and you do not care about the rest of Fubo, TOD via Jordan is cheaper and carries more European football. Fubo Canada wins if you want a full live television service around the football, or if you are Canadian and want your own subscription back.
The Premier League is sold differently in every country, and Canada happens to be one of the few places you can buy the whole thing from one provider. Being outside Canada is the only thing standing between you and that.
Start your free 7-day trial, set your location to Canada, and watch the three o’clock kick-offs like everyone outside Britain already does.
Yes. Fubo’s Canadian service only streams inside Canada, so on its own it will not work abroad. Set your StreamLocator streaming location to Canada and Fubo sees a Canadian connection, so your subscription plays as it does at home.
The Sports plan is C$31.49 a month, C$83.97 a quarter which is C$27.99 a month, or C$294 a year which is C$24.50 a month. Fubo also offers a 7-day free trial.
Yes. Fubo holds the exclusive Canadian rights from the 2025/26 season through 2027/28 and shows all 380 matches, with a selection in 4K. That includes the Saturday three o’clock kick-offs that British broadcasters are not permitted to show.
No. They are two separate subscriptions. Fubo charges you for Fubo, and StreamLocator charges you for the access that lets you reach it. The same StreamLocator subscription works with other streaming services too.
A Canadian payment method is the straightforward route. The alternative is to buy the subscription inside the Fubo app on a Canadian Apple ID topped up with Canadian gift cards.
No. They are separate services with different channel line-ups, different prices and separate subscriptions. A Canadian subscription does not give you the American service or the other way round. StreamLocator offers both locations for Fubo, so set yours to Canada for the service described on this page.
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