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How to Try YouTube TV for Free and How Much It Costs Normally

By Matthew Lynch
August 5, 2023
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YouTube TV is a relatively new streaming service that offers subscribers access to live television channels over the internet. The service is known for its flexibility and low cost, making it an ideal choice for cord-cutters looking for an alternative to traditional cable or satellite TV. If you’re interested in trying out YouTube TV, here’s how you can do it for free and how much it usually costs.

How to Try YouTube TV for Free

The easiest way to try out YouTube TV for free is to take advantage of the service’s 7-day free trial. You won’t need to provide payment information to sign up, and you’ll have access to all of the service’s channels and features during the trial period. It’s worth noting, however, that if you don’t cancel your subscription before the trial period ends, you’ll be charged for the first month of service.

To sign up for the free trial, simply visit the YouTube TV website and click on the “Try it free” button. From there, you’ll be prompted to enter your payment information, but you won’t be charged until the trial is over. You can cancel your subscription at any time during the trial by going to your account settings and clicking on the “Cancel membership” button.

If you’re already a YouTube Premium subscriber, you may be eligible for an extended free trial of YouTube TV. Check your account settings to see if you’re eligible for this offer.

How Much YouTube TV Costs Normally

After the free trial period ends, YouTube TV costs $64.99 per month. This may seem like a steep price tag compared to other streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, but it’s important to remember that YouTube TV offers access to live television channels, which typically aren’t available on these other streaming services. Additionally, YouTube TV subscribers can access unlimited DVR storage and can watch on up to three devices at once.

If you’re looking to save some money on your YouTube TV subscription, there are a few things you can do. First, consider opting for the “Limited-commercials” plan, which costs $10 less per month and includes commercials during on-demand content. Additionally, if you cancel your subscription during the off-season for your favorite sports team, you can potentially save some money by not having to pay for live sports channels you don’t need.

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