Peacock Is Hiking Its Prices Again — Find Out How Much It'll Cost You To Stream Without Ads
Peacock is about to put a bigger dent in your wallet - find out how much it'll cost you to stay subscribed.
NBCUniversal has recently announced that Peacock, its subscription video on demand (SVOD) service, will be increasing its prices. These hikes will become effective immediately for both new and returning subscribers. However, existing subscribers who signed up prior to August 18, 2026, will see the updated rates applied to their next billing cycle, beginning on or after September 17.
Peacock's Select tier, which provides access to current and library NBC and Bravo shows with advertisements but excludes Peacock originals and the movie library, will see its price rise from $7.99 per month to $8.99 per month, a $1 increase. The annual subscription for this tier, previously priced at $79.99, will now cost $89.99 per year, marking a $10 increase.
The ad-supported Peacock Premium service, previously available for $10.99 per month, will now cost $12.99 per month, marking a $2 price increase. The annual subscription for this tier, which was $109.99, will now be $129.99 per year, a $20 hike.
The ad-free Peacock Premium Plus offering, originally priced at $16.99 per month, will now set subscribers back $19.99 per month, a $3 increase. The annual subscription for this service, previously at $169.99, will now cost $199.99 per year, a $30 price hike.
To help readers quickly understand the changes, a table showcasing the price differences before and after the hike has been included below. We encourage you to review these adjustments and share your thoughts on whether these price increases will influence your decision to subscribe to or continue your subscription to Peacock.
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