Want coverage of South American and European soccer Leagues? Many would say, stream Fanatiz. The channel line-up is trim compared to other streaming services on the market, but it packs a punch for soccer fans. Depending on your location, you can watch over 25 soccer leagues and competitions across the platform's sports channels and subscribe for as little as $9.99/month

Fanatiz is one of the cheapest internet streaming services for live TV on the market, stealthily knocking Sling TV out of the top spot.

Fanatiz tailors much of its content to Latin-American soccer fans, with commentary in Spanish languages. However, it's an international streaming service providing commentary in English, Portuguese and French as well.

In addition, Fanatiz offers pay-per-view (PPV) events, including select home games of South American countries during the qualifiers for the CONMEBOL World Cup in 2026.

Fanatiz subscription starts at only $9.99/month for their Front Row Plan, with an annual cost of just $71.90. All are rolling monthly payments, with the option of an annual subscription.

If you’re wantingpersonalised soccer coverage, Fanatiz offers league specific subscriptions between $5.99-$7.99/month.

Alternatively, if you want a bit of everything, you can purchaseFront Rowsubscription, which is the best value. This subscription brings you every available channel in the line-up, including beIN Sports networks, for under $10/month.

The service is very trimmed down for US users, with only thirteen channels available. This is a fraction of the number you can expect with a service like Sling or Fubo, which can be offputting.

That said, you do get fourbeIN sports networks, which promise live coverage of Copa Libertadores, Sudamericana, Argentina's Primera Division, Brasileiro A and B, Ligue 1, Portugal's Primera Liga, Turkey's Super Lig and more.

With Fanatiz, you get quality coverage of a select number of leagues across South America and Europe.

If you’re wanting a wider selection of soccer leagues, such as the English Premier League, Eredivisie, UEFA competitions, Barclays WSL or the NWSL you’ll require a service with channels like CBSSN, USA network and ESPN.

For coverage of these leagues, we'd recommendParamount +,Sling,fuboTVorDirecTV Stream.

Over 1000 hours of on-demand content, including archived soccer matches and documentaries likeUnited States of La Liga.

Commentary is offered in Spanish, Portuguese, English and French.

Fanatiz offers visuals up to 1080p based on the quality of your connection.

With subscriptions on the market ranging depending on which one you go with, Fanatiz subscription sits comfortably on the cheaper end price-wise. However, its simultaneous stream capacity is low by comparison, and visual quality is standard.

For fans of soccer leagues in South America and Europe, yes. Particularly if you're looking to watch in alternate languages to English.

However, there is soccer coverage you don’t get through Fanatiz, such as US national team soccer games, the NWSL, English Premier League and Europa leagues. To maximise your coverage and minimise your spend, we recommend youcombine Fanatiz with Paramount+, CBS’s online streaming service.

With Paramount+ you get nearly all the sports events broadcast live through CBS channels, for only $12.99/month. Watch all your favourite soccer leagues live today, for less than $25/month with Fanatiz and Paramount+.

The Fanatiz app is compatible with smart TVs and streaming devices that operate iOS, Android, Roku TV, Apple TV and Fire TV. Watch on your phone, iPad, tablet, Amazon Fire TV and stick, Android TV, Samsung Smart TV, Apple TV, Hisense TV, Google Chromecast, Airplay, PC and Mac with any web browser.

No. Fanatiz keeps games broadcasts from live TV channels via its on-demand library, so there's no DVR storage.

No, there is currently no offer of a free trial.

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