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New YouTube TV Subscribers Save $45 With Latest Deal

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If you’ve been considering giving YouTube TV a try, the popular live TV streaming service is currently offering a discount on its main base package. Thanks to the limited-time deal, new subscribers save $45 over the first three months.

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  • YouTube TV is offering new subscribers a $15 discount on the first three months, totaling $45 in savings, when signing up.
  • The discounted rate drops the price of the base package from $82.99/mo to $67.99/mo during the first three months.
  • The YouTube base package unlocks access to 100+ live channels, a large library of on‑demand content, and premium features like Multiview and family sharing.

The main YouTube TV base package normally costs $82.99/mo. However, the latest deal knocks $15 off that cost for each of the first three months, bringing the monthly total down to $67.99 a month.

No promo code is needed to lock in the cheaper price, with the discount automatically applied when signing up. What’s more, new subscribers also get a 10-day free trial, making it possible to test out the service before paying for the first month.

$67.99/mo for 3 months

With $15 off the monthly total each month, new subscribers save a total of $45 on the usual cost. Following the final discounted month, the subscription will automatically renew at the usual price, currently $82.99 a month.

As a reminder, the YouTube TV base package unlocks access to more than 100 live TV channels as well as a large library of on-demand content.

Subscribers also get access to a variety of premium features, including Multiview and the ability to share a subscription with up to five other people.

New subscribers have up until June 30, 2026 to sign up at the currently discounted price.

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  • 60+ channels
  • Unlimited DVR
  • Multiview

From $54.99/mo

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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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