Key takeaways

  • Verizon’s mobile and home internet customers can now add FOX One for $15/month, a discount of about $5 from the standard price.
  • The service bundles live sports, news, and entertainment from Fox’s networks.
  • Eligibility requires an active Verizon mobile or home internet plan; standalone FOX One subscriptions must be cancelled to avoid duplicate billing.
  • Whether it’s worth it depends on how much Fox content you watch compared to other streaming services.

What is FOX One and what’s the new deal?

Service overview

FOX One is a streaming platform from Fox Corporation that unites Fox’s broadcast network, local Fox stations, and cable networks such as Fox News, Fox Business, FS1, FS2, Fox Deportes, and the Big Ten Network. It serves as Fox’s direct-to-consumer hub for live sports, news, and entertainment.

Verizon’s offer

In October 2025, Verizon announced that eligible customers on its myPlan (mobile) or myHome (home internet) plans can add FOX One for $15/month, about 25% off the retail price. This fits Verizon’s “everyone gets a better deal” message and adds another perk to its growing bundle strategy.
Customers with both mobile and home internet services may receive additional credits, further lowering the effective cost.

Why this matters

For users

  • Fans of major Fox sports events — like the NFL, FIFA World Cup, and college football on Big Ten Network — gain a discounted way to access live coverage.
  • Billing becomes simpler, as FOX One charges appear on the Verizon bill rather than through a separate subscription.
  • The offer provides flexibility: users can add or remove perks as needed through Verizon’s plan management tools.

For Fox and Verizon

  • Fox expands its streaming footprint through a major carrier partnership instead of relying only on standalone subscribers.
  • Verizon adds content value to its ecosystem, helping retain customers in a competitive telecom and streaming market.
  • The deal helps both brands reach sports and news audiences who prefer live content.

Is it worth the monthly cost?

Pros

  • $5/month cheaper than the regular FOX One subscription.
  • Includes a wide range of live sports, news, and entertainment channels.
  • Integrated billing with Verizon simplifies subscription management.

Cons

  • If you only occasionally watch Fox content, $15/month may not justify the spend.
  • Existing FOX One subscribers need to cancel standalone plans to avoid double billing.
  • The platform’s value is strongest for sports and news, with limited original programming.
  • Perk eligibility ends if you switch away from Verizon or downgrade to a non-qualifying plan.

Best fit

  • You’re already on Verizon mobile or home internet.
  • You regularly watch Fox Sports, local Fox stations, or Fox News/Business.
  • You want to simplify your subscriptions and save on monthly streaming costs.

Less ideal

  • You’re not a Verizon customer or plan to change providers soon.
  • You already have access to Fox content through cable or another streaming bundle.
  • You rarely watch live sports or Fox programming.

How to get it (and tips)

  1. Confirm you have an eligible Verizon mobile or home internet plan.
  2. Log in to the My Verizon app or website and open Products & Plan Perks.
  3. Select FOX One from the list of available perks and add it for $15/month.
  4. If you already subscribe to FOX One directly, cancel that subscription before activating through Verizon.
  5. Follow the activation steps provided by Verizon to link your FOX One account.
  6. Monitor your Verizon bill each month to ensure proper billing and renewal.

Benefits recap

  • Discounted pricing through Verizon.
  • One subscription covers multiple Fox networks.
  • Easy billing and flexible plan management.
  • Ideal for sports and news fans in the Verizon ecosystem.

Best practices

  • Assess your actual viewing habits before subscribing.
  • Double-check your Verizon plan’s eligibility before adding the perk.
  • Avoid duplicate charges by cancelling prior subscriptions.
  • Track your bill monthly for any changes.
  • Compare against alternative bundles or streaming packages to ensure value.

Did you know?

FOX One includes access to local Fox stations in many U.S. markets — something most streaming services still don’t offer.

Conclusion

For Verizon customers who enjoy Fox-branded live sports or news, the $15/month FOX One perk is a smart, cost-effective add-on. It delivers a clear discount, simplifies billing, and fits seamlessly into Verizon’s flexible plan system.
However, for light viewers or those already covered by other streaming bundles, it may not add enough extra value to justify the cost. As with all perks, the key is aligning the service with your actual viewing needs.

FAQs

What plans are eligible for the $15/month FOX One perk?

Eligible Verizon plans include myPlan mobile options (Unlimited Ultimate, Unlimited Plus, Unlimited Welcome) and myHome internet services (5G Home, LTE Home, or Fios).

Can I add the perk if I already subscribe to FOX One directly?

Yes, but you’ll need to cancel your standalone FOX One subscription to avoid duplicate charges.

Is the $15/month price permanent?

Verizon hasn’t stated a time limit, but pricing could change in the future. Always review your bill and Verizon’s latest terms.

Can I stream FOX One on multiple devices?

Yes. FOX One allows simultaneous streaming on up to five devices.

What happens if I change or cancel my Verizon plan?

If you switch to a plan that doesn’t qualify, the FOX One perk will be removed at the end of the current billing period.