With the 2026 FIFA World Cup now in full swing, Fox's dedicated streaming service, Fox One, is extending an invitation to new subscribers with a complimentary trial period. This initiative allows enthusiasts to immerse themselves in all 104 matches of the prestigious global soccer event, co-hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. The platform not only serves as a comprehensive hub for live sports but also offers a diverse array of content from various Fox channels, making it a multifaceted entertainment destination.

Fox, holding the exclusive broadcasting rights for the 2026 World Cup, is ensuring extensive coverage across its traditional local affiliates and FS1. For those who have moved beyond conventional cable subscriptions, Fox One emerges as the primary digital gateway. This streaming ecosystem, part of the wider Fox Corporation, integrates live sports from Fox Sports, FS1, FS2, and Fox Deportes, alongside news and business content from Fox News and Fox Business, among others.

Acquiring access to Fox One is straightforward, with several pathways for potential viewers. A standard subscription is priced at $19.99 per month, but the current promotional offer grants new users a three-day free trial. This trial can be initiated directly through the Fox One website or conveniently via Amazon. For Amazon Prime members, this becomes an accessible route to stream the World Cup matches at no initial cost. Individuals not yet subscribed to Amazon Prime can also benefit from a 30-day free trial to that service, further facilitating access.

Beyond Amazon, other streaming platforms are also facilitating access to Fox One. Fubo, a prominent live TV streaming service, includes Fox One app access within its Fubo Pro package. This comprehensive package, starting at $58.99 per month for the inaugural month, also encompasses Fox, Fox Sports, FS1, FS2, and ESPN, providing a complete sports viewing experience with highlights and analysis. Fubo also offers a five-day free trial for those looking to test the waters.

Existing DirecTV subscribers enjoy an added advantage, being able to log into the Fox One app without incurring additional charges. DirecTV's "MyNews Genre Pack," available for $34.99 per month, offers a live Fox feed and a selection of other channels, and it also provides a five-day free trial. Similarly, Sling subscribers can utilize their existing credentials to access the Fox One app for free. While Sling does not offer a free trial, its streaming packages for the World Cup are among the most economical, with access to FS1 and Fox in select markets starting at $19.99 per month.

The appeal of Fox One extends beyond just the World Cup. Reports indicate that viewers are increasingly engaging with the app for its broader content offerings, including popular Fox News programs like “Jesse Watters Primetime” and “The Five.” The platform is continuously expanding its library, providing a rich selection of live and on-demand television series, cinematic features, documentaries, and news specials, along with exclusive in-app programming that caters to a diverse audience base.