YouTube TV is experiencing another price increase, bringing its monthly subscription cost to $82.99, which marks a $10 jump from the previous price of $72.99. This change takes effect immediately for new users and starts on January 13 for existing subscribers. The annual cost now totals nearly $1,000, reflecting an increase of over double since its launch price of $34.99 in 2017. YouTube TV attributes the rise to "the rising cost of content" while emphasizing their commitment to enhancing user experience with features like unlimited DVR storage and multiview. Notably, YouTube TV has lost some key content, raising concerns that the total cost of cord-cutting could soon rival traditional cable subscriptions.
How much is YouTube TV now? nYouTube TV now costs $82.99 per month, an increase of $10 from the previous rate.nYouTube TV, launched in 2017, offers a wide array of live TV channels and local programming, setting it apart from other streaming services. It has remained a popular choice due to its DVR capabilities and extensive content library, although it has faced criticism for losing significant programming, which has contributed to subscriber concerns regarding value for money. As streaming services continuously adjust their pricing structures, many users are re-evaluating their entertainment budgets in the landscape of rising costs.
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Looks like YouTube TV is really pushing the envelope with that price hike; it's kind of wild how streaming costs are creeping up to traditional cable levels. With key content slipping away, it’ll be interesting to see how long viewers stick around before seeking alternatives.