Fubo takes $30 off each of your first two months for teachers, and the offer is on Fubo’s own site. You verify through ID.me, get sent back to Fubo with the offer code already applied, and sign up. After the two months, the subscription renews at Fubo’s regular monthly price.
Fubo is a live TV and sports streaming service, and its page says you can stream live TV from 200+ channels. The same offer goes to military members, government workers, first responders, nurses, hospital workers and medical providers, so a teacher is one of seven groups on it.
How To Get The Fubo Teacher Discount
Go to Fubo’s offer page. It gives three steps: click the Verify button, complete the verification process, then sign up and enjoy $30 off the first two months of Fubo. The page’s questions explain that the offer is open to eligible teachers, among the other groups, who verify their status through ID.me, and that once you’re verified you’re redirected to sign up for Fubo with the offer code applied.
The Verify button sends you to an ID.me sign-in page, so you need an ID.me account that has your teacher status confirmed. If you don’t have one, the sign-in page has a Create a wallet option. We stopped at the sign-in page and didn’t verify, so we can’t describe ID.me’s teacher check step by step.
What The $30 Off Covers
Fubo’s page says eligible customers get $30 off each of their first two months. It applies to the first two months only. After the promotional period, the page says your subscription renews automatically at the then-current monthly price, plus any applicable taxes and fees. If you plan to keep Fubo, treat this as a cheaper start and not a lower rate for the year.
Fubo also says on the page that there are no contracts, you can cancel anytime, and Cloud DVR is included. If you only want it for football season or a playoff run, you can set a calendar reminder for day 55 and cancel before the third bill.
Cash Back On Top
ID.me’s Fubo store page lists up to $15.00 cash back alongside the $30 off first two months for Teachers. ID.me’s teacher page for Fubo says Fubo has a Teachers discount and/or cash back offer. We didn’t test whether claiming the ID.me cash back and the verified offer in one sign-up works together, so read ID.me’s terms on that store page before you rely on both.
What We Couldn’t Confirm
Fubo’s page doesn’t say whether the offer is limited to new customers, and we didn’t sign up, so we can’t tell you what happens if you already have an account. It also doesn’t name the monthly price the subscription renews at, because plans and prices change. Check the plan you pick, and the total at checkout, before you confirm.
Q&A
How much is the Fubo teacher discount?
$30 off each of your first two months of Fubo, according to Fubo’s offer page.
Who verifies that I’m a teacher?
ID.me. Fubo’s page says eligible customers verify through ID.me, and the Verify button goes to an ID.me sign-in page.
What happens after two months?
The subscription renews automatically at the then-current monthly price, plus any applicable taxes and fees.
Is this only for teachers?
No. Fubo lists military members, government workers, first responders, nurses, teachers, hospital workers and medical providers.
Is there cash back too?
ID.me’s store page for Fubo lists up to $15.00 cash back.
More Information:
The details above come from Fubo and ID.me as their pages loaded when we checked, and they change without notice. See more entertainment discounts for teachers, and the posts in cash back for teachers.