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FloSports FAQ

  • FloSports is a global sports media company committed to spotlighting the sports and athletes traditional media leaves behind. Founded in 2006, the company has become the digital home for die-hard communities delivering live and on-demand coverage, award-winning original programming, and advanced data solutions to passionate fans worldwide. FLO’s portfolio spans more than 25 sports and includes the leading destinations for devoted audiences, including motorsports, hockey, wrestling, cycling, Jiu-Jitsu, track & field, cheer, rugby, a range of NCAA sports, and more.

    The East Coast Conference (ECC) and FloSports inked a an exclusive media rights agreement that begins in fall of 2025. Through the seven-figure agreement, FloSports represents the ECC and its nine member institutions, providing a global platform to live stream events and support the teams, institutions, and student-athletes with a robust content engine across the web and social. 

    FloSports will stream 900+ events each year and will expand to be the exclusive home for all ECC regular season contests in the arena of baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, field hockey, men’s and women’s lacrosse, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s cross country/track and field, and men’s and women’s volleyball. FloSports is the exclusive provider for all 18 East Coast Conference Championships in 2026-27.

  • FloCollege is the essential destination for college Conference Partners in Division-I, II and III, packaging event live streams and rich editorial content into one accessible product. It is the leader in streaming for Division-II and III sports, and the number one provider of women’s sports at these levels with more than 9,000 games slated for the 2025-2026 season. With FloCollege, fans have the most comprehensive and personalized access to select college conferences, schools, and teams across all leading web, mobile, and Connected TV applications.

  • In 2026-27, FloCollege pricing will be $24.99 per month or $119.88 per year. Customers from Partner Conference schools that sign up using their institution’s .edu email address will be able to subscribe for $12.99 per month or $95.88 per year. A FloCollege subscription gives subscribers access to all FloSports verticals. 

    There is also a Family Plan option that allows users to stream from three locations simultaneously; this is an annual payment schedule only at $155.88, and account owners can invite up to two unique email addresses to join their account, with each account getting their own login with full access to Flo.

    Top Q&As:

    1. How many accounts do I have with the Family Plan? The Family Plan includes one account that allows up to three users to stream at the same time from three different locations.
    2. Can I watch on multiple devices with any plan type? Yes. A FloCollege account can stream on up to 12 devices at the same time, as long as those devices are in the same household and connected to the same network. If you’d like to stream from different locations, the Family Plan allows up to three simultaneous streams across separate locations.
    3. How do I get the .edu plan? Students with a valid .edu email address from a FloCollege partner school can access the student rate. Simply create your FloCollege account using your .edu email to qualify.
       

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  • ECC fans can sign up for FloSports at links available on ECCSports.org, member institution's athletic department websites, and by clicking here.

    Watch FloSports broadcasted events on your smart TV or mobile devices by downloading the FloSports app available on Amazon Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, as well as the Apple App store and Google Play Store.

  • All technical concerns can be funneled through FloSports' professional help team at support.flosports.tv.

  • One hundred percent of the revenue generated from this partnership will be reinvested into ECC member institutions. The agreement promises to foster equitable broadcast production standards and further enhance the quality of coverage across all sports, ensuring parity and inclusivity.