YouTube TV

[Mr. Nielsen]

Flex your options: YouTube TV plans launch this week


TV should be easy, and with YouTube TV Plans launching this week, we're giving customers more control over their subscriptions.

Over the next several weeks we are rolling out 10+ plans across Sports, News, Entertainment and Family content, priced lower than the main YouTube TV Plan.


Discover the best plan for you
With a few taps, easily tailor your subscriptions based on what you want to watch. These options include:

Sports Plan ($64.99/month, or $54.99/month for new users*): At $18 lower than the YouTube TV main plan, the Sports Plan gives fans access to all the major broadcasters as well as sports networks like FS1, NBC Sports Network, all of the ESPN networks, and ESPN Unlimited (coming this fall).
Sports + News Plan ($71.99/month, or $56.99/month for new users**): Priced $11 lower than the main YouTube TV plan, get everything in the Sports Plan plus your national news, with networks such as CNBC, Fox News, MSNBC, CNN, in addition to CSPAN, Bloomberg, and Fox Business.
Entertainment Plan ($54.99/month, or $44.99/month for new users**): For the cinephiles and comedy buffs, the Entertainment Plan includes all your major broadcasters and content, ranging from FX dramas to Hallmark classics, with channels such as Comedy Central, Bravo, Paramount, Food Network, HGTV, and many more, all for $28 lower than the main plan.
News + Entertainment + Family Plan ($69.99/month, or $59.99/month for new users**): For $13 lower than the main plan, bundle your news and entertainment with content for families, such as Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, National Geographic, Cartoon Network, PBS Kids, and more.
The main YouTube TV plan ($82.99/month w/100+ networks across genres) will remain our most comprehensive offering.

Subscribers who sign up for one of the plans will still have access to the product features offered on YouTube TV, including unlimited DVR, the ability to add up to 6 members on one account, key plays, multiview, and more. Add-ons such as NFL Sunday Ticket, NFL RedZone with Sports Plus, HBO Max, and 4K Plus can also be purchased to create a truly customized viewing experience.

[Galway Eagle]

Huh awesome... except Chicago sports network's still blacked out.

[Pakuni]

Huh awesome... except Chicago sports network's still blacked out.

YTTV seems pretty set on not adding regional sports networks.

[Pakuni]

FWIW, I just went to the manage your account page to check out my options and was offered a $20 discount for 4 months, lowering my cost to $62.99 a month for the full package.

[#UnleashJosh]

Hmm, May possibly downgrade to sports only package. It's what I use 98% of yttv for. Still hurts it costs more then the full vue package did just 8 years ago.

[Jay Bee]

FWIW, I just went to the manage your account page to check out my options and was offered a $20 discount for 4 months, lowering my cost to $62.99 a month for the full package.

Good lookin'. I just tried it and got the same deal. Easy $80 savings. #FullPackage

[MU82]

FWIW, I just went to the manage your account page to check out my options and was offered a $20 discount for 4 months, lowering my cost to $62.99 a month for the full package.

You da man, Pak. Just got my 80 buckaroo savings over the next 4 months. Thanks for posting!

[Sir Lawrence]

FWIW, I just went to the manage your account page to check out my options and was offered a $20 discount for 4 months, lowering my cost to $62.99 a month for the full package.

Just did it--thank you.  It's still up.

[BrewCity83]

Uh...huh-huh...the Full Package is still up.