Tubi costs nothing. Fox, which owns it, describes a 100% free, ad-supported model, and in June 2025 it put Tubi's collection at nearly 300,000 movies and TV episodes, watched by more than 100 million people a month (Fox, June 2025). With no subscription involved, the only thing that decides what you can watch is the country your connection comes from.
Each country gets its own library. Fox announced Tubi's UK launch on 2 July 2024, with over 20,000 movies and TV episodes (Fox, July 2024), and What to Watch listed eleven Tubi countries that month: the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Panama, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Guatemala and El Salvador.
Everywhere else, tubitv.com sends visitors to a notice that Tubi is "not currently available in your area", and the notice's title adds that Tubi is not available in Europe "due to changes in EU laws" (Tubi's notice). A holiday in France, Spain or Germany is enough to lose it, free or not.
A VPN changes the country your connection appears to come from. GhostShield has locations in four Tubi countries: four US cities, London, Canada and Sydney. It has not tested Tubi on any of them, and Tubi does not say how it treats VPN addresses, so this page does not promise that Tubi will load. GhostShield has no servers in New Zealand, Mexico or Latin America, and its EU locations lead to the same notice.