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You Can Get YouTube TV For $60 A Month Right Now (And Pay Nothing For 21 Days)

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If you’ve been considering giving YouTube TV a try, the live TV service is currently offering the first two months at just $59.99 a month. Considering YouTube TV is usually priced at $82.99 a month, this results in a $23 saving each month, and $46 over both discounted months.

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The discounted rate is being offered to all new subscribers and doesn’t require a promotional code. Instead, subscribers will see the limited-time price automatically applied when signing up for the base package.

The current promotional price is available today (April 1) through July 31, 2025.


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$83/mo

  • 100+ channels
  • 3 streams
  • Unlimited DVR

Deal: Save $46 over 2 months


Further adding to the value, YouTube TV is also offering an extended 21-day free trial to new users. With the normal free trial limited to just seven days, new subscribers can not only lock in a cheaper price right now, but they also won’t begin paying the monthly subscription fee for three weeks.

As YouTube TV has a tendency to switch up how long the free trial lasts, there’s no guarantee that the current 21 days will remain available through July 31, unlike the promotional price.

Up until yesterday, YouTube TV had been running a promotion which reduced the cost of the base package down to $69.99 a month. Although that promotion resulted in a higher monthly fee than the new promotional price, the $13 monthly discount applied to the first six months, resulting in a total discount of $78 over six months.

As was the case with the previous YouTube TV new subscriber promotion, any subscriptions started at the current offer price will automatically renew at the usual, higher rate at the end of the discounted period.

In this case, new subscribers will begin paying $82.99 a month after the first two discounted months.

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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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