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YouTube TV pricing (2026)

YouTube TV starts at $64.99/mo (Sports Plan) as checked on 2026-09-02, read from YouTube TV's own pricing page; 2 plans. Best for Google ecosystem households. Every figure below links to its source and the date we captured it.

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At a glance

  • Entry price: $64.99/mo (Sports Plan)
  • Free tier: No · 21-day trial
  • Compliance: HIPAA — · SOC 2 — · GDPR —
  • Best for: Google ecosystem households; Sports fans (dedicated Sports Plan + NFL Sunday Ticket); Families needing multiple personal accounts; Cord-cutters wanting local broadcast networks; Heavy DVR users

As of · every figure below links to its source

YouTube TV plans & pricing

All published YouTube TV plans. Sourced per row; quote-only tiers show no price.
PlanMonthlyAnnualBillingNotesSource
YouTube TV (Standard) $82.99 flat 100+ channels. Unlimited cloud DVR storage. Up to 6 household accounts. 3 simultaneous streams (unlimited with 4K Plus add-on). Includes Disney+ and ESPN+ (with ads) via bundle. No annual billing option published; month-to-month only. Promotional rate of $67.99/mo for first 3 months available through July 31, 2026 for new subscribers. tv.youtube.com
Sports Plan $64.99 flat 30+ channels focused on sports content. Promotional rate of $54.99/mo for first 12 months available through July 31, 2026 for new subscribers. Fewer general entertainment channels than the standard plan. tv.youtube.com

Last verified 2026-09-02. https://tv.youtube.com/welcome/ (official YouTube TV pricing page, accessed 2026-06-14; page loaded and returned full pricing data directly) Re-verified 2026-09-02 against the live pricing page; published figures unchanged. Cross-checked against reviews.org.

Price changes

Price on record

$64.99/mo

First on record 2026-06-27

A new dated entry is stamped here each time the price moves — the record builds itself.

Tracked since June 2026. No change record has cleared two sources yet, so nothing is published on the wire.

Capabilities

Integrations: Google Assistant, Google Chromecast, Google Home, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, PlayStation 4/5, Xbox, Samsung Smart TV, LG TV, Vizio SmartCast, Disney+ (bundled), ESPN+ (bundled).

Key features: Unlimited cloud DVR with 9-month retention; 3 simultaneous streams (unlimited in-home with 4K Plus add-on); 4K HDR streaming via $9.99/mo 4K Plus add-on; 6 individual household accounts per membership; 100+ channels including local broadcast networks; NFL Sunday Ticket available as add-on; Voice search and control via Google Assistant; Recordings allow ad fast-forward after broadcast.

Plan limits: 3 simultaneous streams on base plan (unlimited only with $9.99/mo 4K Plus add-on); 4K content limited to select titles and requires 4K Plus add-on; No permanent free tier; 21-day trial requires payment method; Live broadcasts include ads (standard cable model); DVR recordings expire after 9 months.

Frequently asked questions

How much does YouTube TV cost?

YouTube TV starts at $64.99/mo (Sports Plan); it has 2 published plans. Verified 2026-09-02.

What are cheaper alternatives to YouTube TV?

Cheaper live TV streaming than YouTube TV (entry $64.99/mo) include Frndly TV at $8.99/mo, Sling TV at $19.99/mo, FuboTV at $19.99/mo. Verified 2026-09-02.

Does YouTube TV support HIPAA?

YouTube TV HIPAA support: —. SOC 2: —. GDPR: —.

Does YouTube TV have a free plan?

YouTube TV free tier: No; 21-day free trial.

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