To watch Fox News live, you need either a TV provider login to authenticate on supported apps and websites, or a new FOX One direct-to-consumer subscription. This guide covers every legitimate method to watch Fox News on any device, from cable credentials to streaming services to the standalone FOX One plan.
How to watch Fox News with a TV provider
If you already pay for a cable or satellite TV subscription that includes Fox News Channel, you can stream the live feed on any device at no extra cost by signing in with your provider credentials. This is the most common method to watch Fox News.
- On a computer, go to Fox.com and click "TV Provider" at the top of the page. Select your provider from the list and sign in with your account username and password.
- On a mobile device (iOS or Android), open the Fox News app and tap "Connect TV Provider." Find your provider and enter your login details.
- On a living room device (Roku, Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Android TV), open the Fox News app and select "Connect Provider." Follow the on-screen instructions to complete authentication.
Once authenticated, you can stream the live Fox News Channel feed immediately. Your TV provider login also unlocks full episodes and on-demand clips within the app. If you want to watch a&e, the same authentication method works across most major networks.
How to watch Fox News without a TV provider
For cord-cutters, FOX One is the only direct-to-consumer service that includes live Fox News Channel. Launched on August 21, FOX One costs $19.99 per month or $199.99 per year, and it offers a 7-day free trial that you can start by going to fox.com and selecting "TRY 7 DAYS FREE."
FOX One provides live access to Fox News Channel, along with other FOX programming. You can subscribe directly through fox.com or through Amazon Prime Video Channels. Note that FOX Nation is a separate subscription service offering exclusive shows and documentaries on demand; it does not include the live Fox News Channel feed unless you sign in with a TV provider. FOX Nation can be bundled with FOX One for $24.99 a month or accessed through an existing FOX Nation account within the FOX One app.
Live TV streaming services with Fox News
Several live TV streaming services carry Fox News Channel as part of their channel lineup. These services require a monthly subscription but do not need a traditional cable or satellite provider.
- Hulu + Live TV
- Sling TV (Blue package)
- YouTube TV
- FuboTV
- DirecTV Stream
Each service offers a free trial period, so you can test the stream before committing. All of them support watching live TV on a smart TV, mobile device, or computer through their respective apps.
Fox News app on Roku, Fire TV, and other devices
The Fox News app is available for download on Roku, Amazon Fire, Apple TV, Android TV, iOS, and Android devices. To get fox news on Roku, simply open the Roku Channel Store, search for "Fox News," and install the app. The same process applies to Fire TV (Amazon Appstore), Apple TV (App Store), and Android TV (Google Play Store).
On mobile, download the Fox News app from the iOS App Store or Google Play Store. In every case, the app requires either a TV provider login or a FOX One subscription to unlock the live stream. Without authentication, you can still browse headlines, clips, and podcasts, but the live channel feed will be locked.
Other ways to get Fox News clips and podcasts
Full live streams of Fox News Channel are not available on social media, YouTube, or podcast platforms. However, these platforms offer free access to news clips, highlights, and audio content. Social media accounts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram share breaking news headlines and short video clips. These are useful for catching up on specific stories, but they cannot replace the live channel feed for real-time coverage.
