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YouTube TV The company is launching lower-priced streaming subscription plans this week Announced on Monday. Last December, Live TV streaming service Announced plans to launch more than 10 TV packages based on genre in 2026, which features a reduced channel lineup and lower prices than its basic plan. Customers will be able to choose from sports, news, entertainment and other packages.
The rollout begins this week, and all YouTube TV subscribers will have access over the coming weeks. Among the plans available will be a $65-a-month sports package (discounted to $55 for newcomers) that includes all of ESPN, FS1, NBC Sports Network, and, later this year, ESPN Unlimited. The Sports and News package will offer all the channels in the Sports package plus news networks like CNN, CNBC, Fox News, C-SPAN, and Bloomberg for $72 per month.
There’s a $55 per month entertainment package that comes with content from Hallmark, Bravo, Food Network, FX, and more. For customers who want more than just entertainment, the $70 per month News, Entertainment and Family package will include kid-friendly channels like Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network and Disney Channel.
Each package will cost less than YouTube TV’s $83 basic plan, and all will come equipped with unlimited DVR, multiple shows, a master playback feature, and the option to add up to six people in one account. New customers may be eligible for discounts.
Skinny streaming packages are becoming more popular, with DirecTV getting into the game last year with its own products Type packages and Sling TV adds passes For a day, a weekend or a week.