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What FloSports costs

Monthly plans cost $29.99 a month on FloCollege and FloTrack, and $39.99 a month on FloWrestling, FloRacing, FloBikes, FloRugby and FloGrappling (sign-up pages checked October 6, 2026).

Annual plans are listed as a monthly figure but charged as one payment for the year: $9.99 a month on FloCollege and FloGrappling (about $120 a year), $12.49 on FloTrack (about $150) and $12.99 on most other sites (about $156). Some sites also sell a Family plan, billed annually, at $12.99 to $19.99 a month. FloHockey showed two different price sets on the same day, so check the checkout total.

Plans renew automatically at the same term. Taxes are added on top, and FloSports says it emails before any price change. There is no pay-per-view option.

How to claim a FloSports offer

Create a free FloSports account, pick a sport site, then choose a plan; the same login works on every Flo site and app. The offers we list are links to FloSports' sign-up pages rather than codes, so the price shown at checkout is the price you get.

Before you pay: annual plans charge the full year up front, and FloSports does not refund the unused part if you cancel. If you sign up through Roku, Samsung or VIZIO, billing and cancelling go through that company instead of FloSports. FloSports takes Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and Diners Club, but not PayPal.

When FloSports runs its best deals

FloSports' standing offer is the annual plan, which its sign-up pages advertise as roughly 8 months free compared with paying monthly (9 months on FloGrappling). That is the discount most people will see, and it is available all year.

The affiliate offers in our feed tend to follow each sport's calendar: wrestling links around Fargo and Junior Nationals in July, the DCI marching season in summer, Diamond League track from May to September, and the Tour de France for FloBikes.

Is FloSports worth it?

FloSports is worth it if your sport lives there and nowhere else, for example a parent following a high school wrestler, a junior hockey fan or a jiu-jitsu follower. Take the annual plan if you'll watch for more than three or four months, and compare sign-up sites first, because the same network access costs less on some sites.

It is a poor fit for casual fans. Monthly pricing of $29.99 to $39.99 is high, we found no free trial, ads still run on most streams, some events are blocked by region, and annual plans are not refunded if you cancel early. Check the renewal date in your account after you sign up.

Recently expired FloSports offers Kept for reference, not claimable

About FloSports offers

FloSports is an Austin-based streaming service for sports that the big networks mostly skip: high school and college wrestling, minor-league and junior hockey like the AHL, ECHL and OHL, jiu-jitsu, track, cycling, rugby, racing, cheer, marching band and small-college sports. It runs about 22 sport sites (FloWrestling, FloHockey, FloCollege and so on), but they share one account. FloSports' help center says a subscription covers the whole network, except MileSplit and Dirt on Dirt, which are sold separately.

Most of the savings come from choosing an annual plan instead of paying monthly, and from the sport site you sign up through, because list prices differ by site. The offers on this page come from FloSports' affiliate feed and are re-checked against that feed daily. Many of them are event links rather than discounts, so check the price on the checkout page before you pay.

FloSports offer questions

Yes, according to FloSports' help center: one account and subscription gives access across the FloSports network. MileSplit and Dirt on Dirt are sold separately. List prices still differ depending on which sport site you sign up through.
None of the FloSports sign-up pages we checked in October 2026 offered one. A free account lets you browse and watch select free content, and the free FloSports Channel streams some live events.
No. FloSports' terms say cancelling stops the next renewal and you keep access until the end of the current month or year, but you will not receive a refund. You can also pause for 1, 3 or 6 months instead of cancelling.
Windows, Mac and Chromebook computers in Chrome or Firefox; iPhone, iPad and Android; Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Google TV and Android TV; and Samsung, LG and VIZIO smart TVs through the app. The built-in web browsers on smart TVs are not supported.
Up to 12 devices at the same time, as long as they are all on the same home network. FloSports says a subscription is for one household, and streams can be interrupted if devices are on different networks or a VPN.