Fubo is increasing its monthly subscription prices by $15 following a new contract agreement with NBCUniversal, which restores some of the channels lost in November due to a dispute. Previously, Fubo had lowered prices by $10-$11 per month when the channels were removed.

The restored channels include NBC affiliates, Telemundo, Bravo, and NBC News NOW, among others. However, Fubo subscribers still will not have access to nine channels that NBCUniversal spun off into Versant, including CNBC, SYFY, and USA Network.

Fubo cited "rising costs of bringing you the programming you enjoy" as the reason for the price hike. The company communicated the changes to subscribers via email and its support pages, with users reporting recent notifications as the channels are reinstated.