YouTube TV: This is how you can claim the $10 discount
YouTube TV increases its monthly fee to $82.99, but offers a $10 discount for six months for accounts with reduced prices.
After increasing their monthly fee to $82.99, up from $72.99, YouTube TV is offering its subscribers a unique $10 discount on its tariff for the next six months. The offer is only available for accounts with already reduced prices.
YouTube TV includes broadcasting of the main television networks in the U.S., sports coverage, cable channels, and the opportunity to share your account with up to six other people for just one price. CNN, Fox News, AMC, E!, and Syfy are some of the networks you can watch through this service.
How can I claim the $10 dollar discount on YouTube TV?
Despite being a good opportunity, it is not "easy" to claim the discount. The option is not visible at first, but if you search a bit, you can find it. You must enter the YouTube TV website and go to the Settings. In Membership, look for the "Manage" button. Under options, click on "Get $10 off your current plan."
It is important to note that you must enter the website, since the option does not appear in the mobile or TV app. After that, you will receive an email from the YouTube team confirming your claim, and that's it! You can enjoy a lower tariff on the streaming service for six months. Remember to mark the day, because the bill will return to the original fee after the deadline.
Are YouTube Premium and Music included in the TV tariff? This is what you need to know. Photo: GLR Composition / Google / Freepik
Does YouTube TV include YouTube Premium and YouTube Music?
Despite being part of the same company, a YouTube TV subscription does not include Premium and Music services. The latter are for more comfortable navigation through the YouTube app, only for content submitted on the web. This includes content creator videos, gameplays, and music. The cost is $13.99 for Premium and $10.99 for Music.
The TV service might seem a little high, but it is in line with direct competitors. DirecTV Stream is $87 monthly, and FuboTV is also $80 per month. However, a better offer can be found with Hulu Plus Live TV, which costs $83 if you include Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN+, offering full coverage of entertainment, TV shows, sports, and movies.
