Summary
YouTube TV is planning to introduce a new sports-only subscription plan that will be cheaper than its current $82 monthly package. This comes after YouTube TV resolved its recent dispute with Disney, which had affected access to ESPN channels. The new plan will include major sports channels like ESPN and NBC Sports, and customers can add NFL Sunday Ticket options.
Key Facts
- YouTube TV is launching a sports-only subscription plan.
- The new plan will cost less than the current $82 monthly package.
- It may range between $55 and $60 per month with an introductory offer.
- The plan will feature major sports channels, including ESPN and NBC Sports.
- Customers can choose additional content like NFL Sunday Ticket.
- The new offering follows a recent resolution of a dispute with Disney that had disrupted access to ESPN networks for two weeks.
- YouTube TV has around 10 million subscribers, nearing the numbers of competitors like Spectrum and Comcast.
- Users will have more flexibility next year with 10 new subscription plans tailored to different content preferences.
