YouTube TV is currently running a promotion which reduces the cost of its Sports + News Plan down to just $49.99. As the promotion applies to the first five months of a subscription, new subscribers save a total of $110 with this deal.
What You Need to Know
- YouTube TV is offering its Sports + News Plan for $49.99/mo (down from the usual $71.99/mo rate).
- The discount applies to the first five months, resulting in a total saving of $110.
- The main YouTube TV base package is still discounted to $59.99/mo for the first two months.
Google rolled out a selection of genre-specific skinny bundles in February 2026 as alternatives to the main $82.99/mo base plan, and the Sports + News Plan was of those new packages.
Normally priced at $71.99 per month, new subscribers can currently sign up to the Sports + News Plan at just $49.99/mo for the first five months. Thanks to the $22/mo discount, the total amount saved through this promotion comes to $110.
This is one of the better deals we’ve seen for this package, with the current promotional price even lower than February’s introductory rate of $56.99 per month for three months.
Save on Sports + News Plan
$49.99/mo for first 5 month.
As the name suggests, YouTube TV’s Sports + News Plan leans heavily on sports and news with the channel lineup featuring more than 50 channels. In addition to local network broadcasts like ABC, CBS, FOX, NBC, subscribers get major sports networks like ESPN, FS1, CBS Sports Network, and national news networks like CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, CNBC, and BBC News.
Sports + News Plan subscribers also get access to ESPN Unlimited at no additional cost.
If interested in a more varied live TV package, YouTube TV is still offering a $46 saving on its main base plan, lowering the cost down to $59.99/mo for two months.
In comparison to the Sports + News Plan, the main YouTube TV base package boosts the total number of channels to more than 100, adding access to entertainment, lifestyle, and family networks like Cartoon Network, Bravo, Disney Channel, TBS, TLC, TNT, and USA Network.
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