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YouTube TV Drops Price To $52.99 a Month For First 3 Months ($60 Saving)

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YouTube TV is now only $52.99 a month for the first three months. Not only does this deal result in a saving of $60 over the three months, but it is also a better discount than the great deal YouTube TV was offering before.

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Last month, YouTube TV started running a new promotion which reduced the cost of a subscription down to $55 a month, an $18 saving on the usual price, and a saving of $54 over the three months.

That deal has now been replaced with the new one. Anyone now signing up to YouTube TV will pay just $52.99 a month, $20 less than the usual price, and $2 less each month than YouTube TV was previously charging new subscribers. This deal is live now and will remain in effect through Oct. 31, 2023.

While not exactly a massive change, it is still a lower price for what is considered one of the most popular live TV streaming services, and the service recently ranked number one in customer satisfaction by J.D. Power.

In addition to the new, lower price, YouTube TV is also offering an extended free trial. While the normal free trial lasts 7 days, YouTube TV is currently offering the first three weeks for free.

When combining the new lower price and the extended free trial, new users are basically being offered nearly four months of live TV for $158.97 in total, which is a pretty good deal. It is worth noting that the extended free trial may not last as long as the discount promotion, and could be shorter if signing up at a later point in October.

For those that opt to remain subscribed after the last discounted month, they will automatically be charged the usual, higher rate ($72.99) each month until they cancel their subscription.

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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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