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New DirecTV Customers Save $35 On Select Signature Packages

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If you’ve been considering signing up to DirecTV, the live TV service is currently offering a $35 discount on the first month of select live TV packages. The discount reduces the price of the first month to as low as $59.99.

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  • DirecTV is offering a $35 discount on the first month of its Choice and Ultimate packages.
  • Additional savings apply to the second and third months, with new Choice or Ultimate subscribers saving $10 each month.
  • Additional fees may increase the actual cost of the discounted months.

DirecTV offers four main Signature Packages to choose from. While there is no current savings available on the cheapest Entertainment plan, new customers can currently save on the middle-ground Choice and Ultimate packages.

Choice, which is the cheapest plan with RSNs included, normally costs $94.99/mo. Thanks to a limited-time $35 discount, however, new subscribers can get their first month for as low as $59.99 when signing up.

For those that would like an even richer channel lineup, the same $35 discount is available when signing up to the Ultimate package. Normally priced at $124.99/mo., the discount lowers the minimum cost of Ultimate down to $89.99 for the first month.

First month of Choice or Ultimate

On top of this first-month discount, new Choice and Ultimate customers also currently receive a $10 discount on the second and third months, providing they remain subscribed for that long.

For those considering signing up to either of these Signature packages at the current discounted prices, it is worth keeping in mind that additional fees, typically RSNs fees, can increase the cost of the discounted months.

For example, the additional fees can increase the cost of the first month of Choice to as high as $79.98, and the cost of the first month of Ultimate to as high as $103.98.

First month of Choice or Ultimate

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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