The Fox News Go channel can be downloaded on Roku, Apple TV, or Amazon Fire TV. In order to unlock live television in Fox News Go, you’ll either need credentials from your cable provider or from a subscription to streaming sites like Hulu, FuboTV, or YouTube TV.

Streaming services like Hulu Live TV, Vidgo, Sling TV, FuboTV, and YouTube TV all carry Fox News Channel.

Normally, FOX News requires a TV provider login to stream online. But FOX has stepped up during the coronavirus crisis to offer the FOX News livestream free on Fox.com and the FOX News app, which you can download for free on your favorite device.

FOX Nation offers the following plans: Monthly plan for $5.99. Annual plan for $64.99. 2-Year plan for $99.00.

FOX is usually available to be viewed for free with a quality TV antenna via Over-the-Air (OTA) TV. This means that you do not need a Streaming or Cable TV contract to watch this channel.

The app is free to download. But to access shows and other content you must have a paid TV provider subscription. How do I download the FOX NOW app on my Smart TV? You’ll find FOX NOW on Samsung Smart TVs, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Google Chromecast and Android TV, and Xbox platforms.

However, this process will work on any Firestick/Fire TV.

1. Hover over Find and click Search.
2. Type in “Fox News” and click the first option that appears.
3. Click Get.
4. Click Open.
5. Fox News will launch.
6. Click I Agree.
7. That’s it! Enjoy streaming Fox News for free on your Firestick/Fire TV.

Fortunately, the $49.99 monthly subscription offers 70+ channels, which includes the FOX News channel, as well as a vast selection of popular American entertainment, news, and sports channels.

In fact, there are tons out there that support the Fox News channel, including the Amazon Fire TV Stick (and most other Fire TV streaming devices), the Roku, and even the Apple TV. They all support the Fox News channel, allowing you to watch live TV on them.

Any time you watch a content on the FOX App, you’ll see the same amount of commercials as if you were watching through your pay TV subscription. If you fast-forward the video, the App will play any designated commercials before your video resumes.