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Why YouTube TV Is Getting More Expensive (and What It Costs Now)

By Matthew Lynch
June 6, 2023
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YouTube TV has recently announced that they are increasing their monthly subscription price. This change in price has come as a shock to many subscribers who have become accustomed to the affordable monthly fee for the streaming service. The new price is going to be $64.99 per month, which is a $15 increase from the previous $49.99. This change has led people to wonder why YouTube TV is getting more expensive and what it costs now.

One of the main reasons for the price hike is due to the service expanding its channel lineup. YouTube TV has added a variety of new channels, such as BET, Comedy Central, MTV, Paramount Network, and Nickelodeon. These new channels come with a price tag, so the streaming service is raising their pricing to accommodate for these additions. While some subscribers may be disappointed with the price increase, they will have access to more channels and content as a result.

Another reason why the price is increasing is to cover the cost of local stations. YouTube TV is one of the few streaming services that offer live local channels, such as ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC. However, these local stations require fees to be paid for the right to have their content streamed online. The increase in price is to help cover these fees and ensure that YouTube TV can continue to offer these channels.

Despite the price increase, YouTube TV is still an affordable streaming service when compared to cable or satellite TV companies. The streaming service does not require any contracts or commitment, and subscribers can cancel at any time. There are no hidden fees or additional costs, and the streaming quality is high with no buffering or lag.

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