YouTube details NFL Sunday Ticket pricing & availability for 2026 season, including a 50% discount
YouTube is starting its fourth season as the home of NFL Sunday Ticket and, ahead of Week 1 games, an overview of availability and pricing has been detailed, including a big discount for new customers. more…
YouTube, the fourth home of NFL Sunday Ticket, has unveiled insights into pricing and availability for the 2026-2027 season. The platform is offering a substantial discount for new subscribers, with the annual cost dropping to $240, representing a potential 50% reduction. However, this deal is limited to those signing up for the first time.
For existing subscribers, the annual price remains high, standing at $378 on YouTube TV, in addition to monthly charges. Alternatively, YouTube Primetime Channels offers the service at $480 annually. Interested parties can register directly via YouTube's Sunday Ticket website.
Google clarifies via a support page and a Reddit thread which games are and are not included in NFL Sunday Ticket this year. The service does not encompass preseason or postseason games, nor does it cover certain regular season matches, including Thanksgiving Day games. For instance, Week 1 games scheduled for September 13 will not be available to residents in certain local regions.
For instance, a Bills vs. Texans game in Buffalo, NY, broadcasted on CBS, will not be accessible via Sunday Ticket for those residing in that area, but it will be available if they live in Washington, DC.
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