FuboTV is the latest virtual TV service to introduce a sharp subscription fee hike, not long after YouTube TV announced that it was drastically increasing its subscription fees to $65 a month.

FuboTV’s family bundle is increasing from $60 to $65 a month. Existing customers who subscribe to Fubo’s standard plans are being automatically moved to Fubo’s family bundle (which includes three simultaneous streams, Cloud DVR Plus, and 500 hours of DVR space), and will see their bills go from $55 to the new $65 per month price.

Existing customers of the standard plan can opt out of the move, but they have to call customer support. If they choose to do so, both existing and new FuboTV customers can sign up for the company’s standard plan for a new price of $60 a month — a $5 increase from the current plan.

“We moved customers from the Standard plan to the Family bundle to provide more value (500 hrs DVR up from 30 hrs, a third stream),” a spokesperson told The Verge.

Quite a bit is changing at FuboTV in the coming weeks. The virtual TV service is receiving a plethora of Disney channels as part of a multi-year deal, including ESPN, ESPN 2, ESPN 3, ABC, ABC News Live, FX, FXX, Disney Channel, Freeform, and National Geographic. The service is also set to lose a number of WarnerMedia channels, however, including TNT and TBS. Deadline reports that WarnerMedia and FuboTV couldn’t come to an agreement. As of July 1st, TNT, TBS, CNN, Adult Swim, Cartoon Network, Boomerang, truTV, HLN, TCM, CNN Español and CNN International are expected to not be available.

“Sometimes to help us bring you new channels at the best value, and to deliver premium features like live sports in 4K, we need to remove other channels and adjust subscription prices,” the email reads. “Turner networks will be leaving FuboTV as of July 1, 2020, and subscription prices will be changing.”

Price hikes on virtual streaming services often happen when those distributors make agreements to carry more channels. Fubo last increased the price of its standard plan in March 2019, going from $45 to $55 a month. Google made recent agreements to carry WarnerMedia premium channels like HBO and Cinemax, as well as several networks from ViacomCBS like Nickelodeon, BET, Comedy Central, and MTV. Critics speculated that because those deals were being made, and YouTube TV doesn’t have an a-la-carte option — meaning options to purchase a plan without some of the networks carried on YouTube TV — price hikes were imminent. That turned out to be true for both YouTube TV and FuboTV.

Update July 1st, 8:47am: The story has been updated to include new information from FuboTV about the price changes.