In terms of the new and higher price, the blog post stated that Google does “realize how hard this is for our members.” However, it added that the YouTube TV price is going up because of the increased costs of adding more content to the service. Google believes that the new $64.99 monthly price is still a good value for the money. That base price includes features unlimited cloud DVR space, support for up to six profiles, and support for up to three concurrent streams per account.<\/p>\n
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The YouTube TV price has gone up immediately from $49.99 to $64.99 a month. This is the biggest single price increase for the live TV streaming service since it first launched in February 2017. YouTube also added eight new channels to the base service and recently added HBO Max and Cinemax as add-on channels. Google’s YouTube … Continue reading Surprise: YouTube TV price goes way up, effective immediately<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading