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There are no last-minute deals allowing YouTubeTV to stream WrestlePalooza; viewers in the US can watch via the ESPN app with a specific bundle, while international viewers can stream on Netflix in various countries.
YouTube TV is increasing its subscription price by $10 to $82.99 starting January 13th for existing members. However, some subscribers are managing to delay this price hike by threatening to cancel their subscriptions. Reports from Reddit and The Verge indicate that some users have successfully retained the current $72.99 rate for an additional six months by canceling through a web browser, although this method does not work for everyone.
YouTube TV has announced a $10 price increase, raising its monthly subscription to $82.99, sparking outrage among customers who are threatening to cancel their subscriptions. The price hike, effective January 13 for existing users, has led to comparisons with traditional cable TV costs, undermining the service's initial appeal as a cheaper alternative. This move follows similar price increases by other streaming platforms like Disney+ and Netflix, as companies face rising content costs and seek to maintain profitability.
YouTube TV has announced a price increase, raising its monthly subscription cost to $82.99, effective immediately for new customers and from January 13th for most existing ones. The company cites rising content costs and service quality investments as reasons for the hike. This marks a significant increase from its previous price of $72.99 in March 2023, and even more so from its original $35 per month. Despite the price rise, the service maintains its core offerings, including over 100 channels and unlimited DVR storage, though 4K streaming remains an additional cost.
YouTubeTV has announced its pricing plans for the NFL Sunday Ticket service, which was previously provided by DirecTV. Subscribers can watch any game carried by CBS or FOX networks, except for national games shown on Amazon Prime, NBC, or ESPN. The service costs $349 for the season with a YouTubeTV subscription and $449 without one. Fans can add Red Zone to their NFL Sunday Ticket purchase for $40 during the discount period and $50 after that. NFL Sunday Ticket will have additional features when purchased with a YouTubeTV subscription, including unlimited DVR storage, real-time stats, fantasy data, and the option to hide spoilers. A single-team version of NFL Sunday Ticket is under consideration.