In the wake of what seems like regular subscription cost increases, YouTube TV appears to be offering some users the chance to get $66 off two months of service, but the discount is hidden. Here’s where to find it.
According to one user one Reddit, a new discount is available for active subscribers that know exactly where to look. The deal comes as a $33 discount off of two months, totaling $66 in savings total. That brings the cost down to $49/month, which is a steal considering the $82.99 premium it’s offering for the base plan.
The YouTube TV discount can be found in the base plan management page. It doesn’t appear to work for everyone, and it seems to override the recent $10/month discount the service offered for a six-month period. This offer is technically better, but it may be worth holding off until that discount ends. Realistically, no one knows how long this current discount will be available.
- On the YouTube TV website, click your profile photo in the top-right.
- Click Settings.
- In the membership section, find Base plan and click Manage.
- Look for a $49.99/month offer valid for two months.
Again, the discount will only be valid for two months. After that, it’s back to $82.99.
The YouTube TV discount looks to be available for a majority of users, but some note that nothing appears in the management page. The offer might have hidden contingencies, though most commentors on the original Reddit post are reporting success.
This comes as YouTube TV recently announced that Fox channels would remain available on the platform.
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