YouTube TV Price 2026: $82.99/mo

As of Jul 2026, YouTube TV Base Plan costs $82.99/month in the US — +28% from $64.99 in 2021, across 2 price hikes. That comparison is the primary plan charted on this page: current US list price versus the stored launch price, with every intervening change kept as a dated event. The latest change took it from $72.99 to $82.99/month on Jan 13, 2025, as reported by 9to5Google. Each event links to a primary source — an official newsroom post or reputable reporting — listed in the pricing log below. Prices are US list prices in USD, excluding tax; promotional and app-store rates can differ. Subscription Price Guide is an independent index and is not affiliated with YouTube TV. Every statistic on this page — current price, total increase, hike count, highs and lows — is computed at build time from the stored event log, so the page, the structured data and the index cannot disagree.

The YouTube TV Base Plan costs $82.99 per month in the US as of July 2026, a price set in January 2025. Cheaper genre-based plans launched in early 2026 starting at $54.99 per month, and the Spanish-language Spanish Plan is $34.99 per month.

YouTube TV began rolling out genre-based plans in February 2026 as lower-cost alternatives to the $82.99 Base Plan. The Entertainment plan is $54.99/month, the Sports plan is $64.99/month ($54.99 for new customers' first year), Sports + News is $71.99/month, and triple-genre bundles run $69.99 to $77.99 per month.

YouTube TV's most recent Base Plan increase applied to billing cycles on or after January 13, 2025, raising the price from $72.99 to $82.99 per month. It was the second big hike in two years, after $64.99 to $72.99 in March 2023; Google cited rising content costs both times.

For the 2026-27 season, NFL Sunday Ticket as a YouTube TV add-on costs $378, or 12 monthly payments of $31.50, on top of the $82.99 Base Plan. New YouTube TV subscribers have been offered promotional pricing of $240, and a discounted student plan is also available.

A YouTube TV membership allows three simultaneous streams and can be shared with up to five other household members through a Google family group, for six accounts total at no extra cost. Each member gets their own login, recommendations and personal DVR library.

Yes. Every YouTube TV Base Plan membership includes unlimited cloud DVR storage at no extra cost — you can record as many shows, games and movies as you want, and recordings are kept for nine months. That is a key advantage over cable DVR boxes with storage caps.

Yes. As of July 2026, new members can get the Base Plan for $67.99 per month for their first three months (offer listed through August 26, 2026) before it reverts to $82.99. YouTube also offers first-year discounts on some 2026 genre plans, such as the Sports plan at $54.99 for year one.

The Spanish Plan is a standalone Spanish-language live TV package for $34.99 per month — no English Base Plan required. It launched on May 10, 2022 and has never had a price increase, making it YouTube TV's cheapest long-standing way to get live TV.