Peacock pricing (2026)

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Last verified 2026-09-05. STALE marks a plan we have not re-checked at its source in over 30 days. Every plan above is marked — we flag rather than silently retain. https://www.peacocktv.com/help/article/price-increase — Peacock's own notice, read on 2026-09-10 in the Internet Archive capture of 2026-08-20 because the live page renders its content client-side and serves a plain reader no figures at all. The article states the rise took effect on 18 August 2026: Select $7.99 to $8.99, Premium $10.99 to $12.99, Premium Plus $16.99 to $19.99 monthly, and $79.99 to $89.99, $109.99 to $129.99, $169.99 to $199.99 annually. The prices here were correct but their provenance was not: this record previously cited a dealnews.com cost guide and labelled each figure "(third-party figure)". It is now the vendor's own statement, with the archive capture as the dated witness. We recorded the move on 2026-09-04, seventeen days after it took effect. The page this record cites as its source (https://www.peacocktv.com/help/article/price-increase) is gone: on 2026-09-11 it answered 200 and redirected to https://www.peacocktv.com/unavailable, both from a residential connection and from a datacenter on another continent — so the page is gone rather than withheld from one asker. Nothing else in this record can stand in for it, so re-sourcing needs a live page read; the figure stands as last read.

Price changes

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

Corrections to this record

Changes we made to our own record of Peacock, newest first: a figure read again on the vendor's page, a plan it no longer lists, a note. None of them is a price change by Peacock. Every correction on the site is in the corrections log.

• 2026-09-11

  Dead citation disclosed, price unchanged. https://www.peacocktv.com/help/article/price-increase was read twice on 2026-09-11: it answered 200 and redirected to https://www.peacocktv.com/unavailable from a residential connection and answered 200 and redirected to https://www.peacocktv.com/unavailable from a datacenter on another continent. One reading is not evidence — 27 pages this sweep called gone answered the second machine perfectly well — so only the ones both vantages agree on are written down. The record now says the link is a dead end. No figure changed: a price read on a day was read on that day, and the page going away later does not unread it.

• 2026-09-10

  Select. Price unchanged and correct; the provenance behind it was wrong. The record cited a dealnews.com cost guide and marked the figure "(third-party figure)". Peacock's own price-increase article states it: $7.99 to $8.99 monthly, effective 18 August 2026, with the annual plan at $89.99/year. The live page renders client-side and shows a plain reader no prices, so the dated Internet Archive capture of 2026-08-20 is the witness. We detected the move on 2026-09-04, seventeen days after it took effect.

• 2026-09-10

  Premium. Price unchanged and correct; the provenance behind it was wrong. The record cited a dealnews.com cost guide and marked the figure "(third-party figure)". Peacock's own price-increase article states it: $10.99 to $12.99 monthly, effective 18 August 2026, with the annual plan at $129.99/year. The live page renders client-side and shows a plain reader no prices, so the dated Internet Archive capture of 2026-08-20 is the witness. We detected the move on 2026-09-04, seventeen days after it took effect.

• 2026-09-10

  Premium Plus. Price unchanged and correct; the provenance behind it was wrong. The record cited a dealnews.com cost guide and marked the figure "(third-party figure)". Peacock's own price-increase article states it: $16.99 to $19.99 monthly, effective 18 August 2026, with the annual plan at $199.99/year. The live page renders client-side and shows a plain reader no prices, so the dated Internet Archive capture of 2026-08-20 is the witness. We detected the move on 2026-09-04, seventeen days after it took effect.

Capabilities

Integrations: Walmart+ membership includes Peacock Premium free, Instacart Plus includes Peacock Premium free, Xfinity StreamSaver bundle (Netflix + Apple TV+ + Peacock at $18/mo), Apple TV+ bundle ($14.99/mo for both services), Samsung devices — 3-month free trial via device promotion, Target Circle — 3-month free trial promotion, Student/Military/Teacher/First Responder discounts available (from $5.99/mo).

Key features: NFL Sunday Night Football exclusive (Premium and above); NBA — exclusive Monday night games (Premium and above); English Premier League soccer (Premium and above); 2026 Winter Olympics — exclusive streaming rights; WWE library content (Premium and above); Universal/Focus Features films available within months of theatrical release; Next-day NBC and Bravo episodes; Peacock Originals (The Traitors, Poker Face, The Miniature Wife) — Premium and above; Local NBC live stream (Premium Plus only); Offline downloads — up to 25 titles, 48-hour play window (Premium Plus only).

Plan limits: Select: 3 simultaneous streams, ad-supported, no sports, no Originals, no downloads; Premium: 3 simultaneous streams, ad-supported, full library including sports; Premium Plus: 3 simultaneous streams, ad-free (live events excepted), up to 25 downloads, 48-hour expiry after playback starts; 4K streaming available on select content (Premium Plus only); Up to 6 user profiles per account; No standalone free trial as of 2026.

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