FloSports subscription tiers and their monthly costs
FloSports offers three main subscription paths: a monthly pass for a single sport, an annual pass for a single sport, and FloSports+, which bundles multiple sports into one subscription. The monthly pass costs vary by sport — typically between $5.99 and $9.99 per month depending on which sport you choose. The annual pass for a single sport usually costs between $49.99 and $99.99 per year, which works out cheaper than paying monthly for twelve months. FloSports+ is a premium tier that includes access to multiple sports and costs $12.99 per month or $119.99 per year.
Pricing can shift based on promotions, regional availability, and which specific sport you select. Some sports on the platform cost less than others — for example, a niche sport might have a lower monthly rate than a popular one. The best way to see current pricing for the sport you want is to visit FloSports directly, since rates are not fixed across all users or all time periods.
Key Takeaways
- FloSports charges between $5.99 and $9.99 per month for access to a single sport, or you can pay an annual rate that typically costs less over twelve months.
- FloSports+ bundles multiple sports into one subscription for $12.99 per month or $119.99 per year, and includes sports not available on single-sport passes.
- Most subscriptions renew automatically each month or year unless you cancel, so you will need to manage your subscription settings to stop charges.
- FloSports offers a free tier with limited content on some sports, so you can watch certain events without paying before you commit to a subscription.
- Pricing varies by sport and changes with promotions, so the cost you see today may differ from what you see next month.
What content comes with each subscription level
A single-sport monthly or annual pass gives you full access to live events, replays, and on-demand video for that one sport. For example, a wrestling pass includes all FloSports wrestling broadcasts, but not their volleyball or gymnastics content. If you want to watch multiple sports, you either buy separate passes for each one or upgrade to FloSports+.
FloSports+ includes access to dozens of sports under one subscription. The exact roster changes, but typically includes wrestling, volleyball, gymnastics, rugby, lacrosse, track and field, and others. With FloSports+, you get live streams, replays, and original shows across all included sports. You also gain access to some premium features like the ability to create watchlists and set notifications for upcoming events.
The free tier on FloSports lets you watch some events at no cost, though the selection is limited. Free content usually includes clips, highlights, and occasional full events, but live broadcasts and full event replays typically require a paid subscription. The free tier is useful for testing whether you want to pay for a sport before committing to a monthly pass.
How to start and cancel a FloSports subscription
To start a subscription, you create a FloSports account using an email address and password, then select the sport or tier you want. You enter payment information — FloSports accepts major credit cards and some digital payment methods — and your subscription begins when ready. You can start watching right away on the FloSports website or mobile app.
Subscriptions renew automatically. A monthly pass renews on the same date each month, and an annual pass renews after twelve months. To stop being charged, you must cancel your subscription before the renewal date. You cancel through your account settings on the FloSports website under "Subscriptions" or "Billing" — the exact location depends on whether you signed up through the website or a mobile app.
If you signed up through an app store (Apple App Store or Google Play), you may need to cancel through that app store's subscription settings rather than through FloSports directly. App store subscriptions do not always sync with the FloSports website, so check both places if you are unsure whether your cancellation went through. You can confirm your subscription status by logging into your FloSports account and checking your active subscriptions.
Devices you can watch on and simultaneous streams
FloSports works on web browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge), iOS and Android mobile apps, and some streaming devices. The streaming device support includes Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and Apple TV, though the exact list of compatible devices can change. You can read the FloSports app to your phone or tablet and watch offline on some sports, though offline viewing is not available for all content.
Most FloSports subscriptions allow you to stream on one device at a time. If you try to watch on two devices simultaneously with the same account, the stream on the older device will stop. This is different from some other streaming services that allow multiple simultaneous streams on a family plan. If you need to watch on more than one device at once, check FloSports' current policy for your specific subscription tier, since this can vary.
How to use a free trial if one is offered
FloSports occasionally offers free trial periods, usually between three and seven days, though trials are not always available. Trial offers change based on the sport, the time of year, and current promotions. When a trial is available, you see the option during sign-up. You enter your payment information to start the trial, and your subscription converts to a paid one when the trial ends unless you cancel before that date.
If you start a trial, set a reminder on your phone or calendar for the day before it ends. That way you have time to cancel if you decide not to continue. Canceling during a trial stops the charge from going through — you will not be billed if you cancel before the trial period closes. Check your email for a confirmation that your cancellation was processed, since some cancellations do not go through on the first attempt.
Comparing FloSports to other sports streaming options
FloSports focuses on niche and secondary sports that are not always available on mainstream sports networks. If you want to watch college wrestling, high school gymnastics, or international rugby, FloSports often has more content than ESPN+, YouTube TV, or other general sports platforms. However, FloSports does not carry major professional sports like the NFL, NBA, or MLB, so it is not a replacement for those services.
ESPN+ costs $10.99 per month or $109.99 per year and includes some of the same sports as FloSports (like wrestling and soccer) plus major professional sports. YouTube TV costs $72.99 per month and includes live broadcast channels plus on-demand content across many sports. Hulu + Live TV costs $76.99 per month. If you only want to watch one niche sport, FloSports is usually cheaper than these broader services. If you want a mix of niche sports and major professional sports, you might need both FloSports and another service.
Payment methods and billing information
FloSports accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, and Discover credit and debit cards. Some accounts can also pay through PayPal or other digital wallets, depending on your region and how you signed up. You enter your payment information during sign-up, and FloSports stores it securely to process recurring charges.
Your billing statement shows the charge as "FloSports" or "FloSports Inc." depending on your bank. If you do not recognize the charge, check your FloSports account to confirm the subscription is active. If you see a charge after you canceled, contact FloSports support through their website — cancellations sometimes fail to process, and support can issue a refund if the charge went through by mistake.
FloSports does not offer refunds for partial months if you cancel mid-cycle, so if you cancel on the 15th of a 30-day billing period, you lose access to the remaining 15 days. Some subscriptions purchased through app stores may have different refund policies depending on the app store's rules, so check the app store's refund window if you signed up that way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I share my FloSports account with family members?
FloSports allows one person to stream at a time on most subscriptions, so family members can use the same account but not simultaneously. If multiple people want to watch at the same time, each person needs their own subscription. Some families share login credentials anyway, but this violates FloSports' terms of service.
What happens if I cancel and then want to resubscribe later?
You can resubscribe anytime by logging back into your account or creating a new one. There is no penalty for canceling and restarting. If you had a free trial before, you may not be able to use another free trial when ready, though FloSports sometimes offers new trial periods after a gap in subscription.
Do I need a cable or internet provider login to watch FloSports?
No. FloSports is a standalone subscription service and does not require a cable login or authentication through another provider. You only need an email address and a payment method to sign up.
Can I watch FloSports outside the United States?
FloSports is primarily available in the United States. If you try to access it from outside the US, you may see a message that the service is not available in your region. Some content may be geo-restricted even within the US depending on broadcasting rights for that specific event.
What should I do if I was charged after I canceled?
Log into your FloSports account and check your subscription status to confirm it shows as canceled. If it shows as active, you may need to cancel again. If it shows as canceled but you were still charged, contact FloSports support through their website with your order number and the date of the charge. Support can investigate and issue a refund if the charge was an error.