YouTube TV Announces , NFL 'Sunday Ticket' Subscription Price.
ESPN reports that YouTube and NFL "Sunday Ticket" struck a $2 billion annual deal in December.
Previously, DirecTV was the
exclusive home of "Sunday Ticket.".
YouTube TV subscribers can pay
$249 for the season until June 6.
YouTube TV subscribers can pay
$249 for the season until June 6.
$289 will add a RedZone bundle.
RedZone airs live possessions when a team
is 20 yards or less from the end zone.
If you don't pay $72.99 a month
to subscribe to YouTube TV, .
$449 will give you access to the base plan,
and $489 will get you the RedZone bundle.
However, a presale price of
$349 is also being offered.
We have a really large audience of millions of sports and NFL fans that come to YouTube every day, and now can get access to this, Christian Oestlien, YouTube TV’s vice president
of product management, via CNBC.
One of the things we were really trying to do here was simplify the experience for the user with the flexibility and choice we can provide, Christian Oestlien, YouTube TV’s vice president
of product management, via CNBC
ESPN reports that YouTube and NFL "Sunday Ticket" struck a $2 billion annual deal in December.
Previously, DirecTV was the
exclusive home of "Sunday Ticket.".
YouTube TV subscribers can pay
$249 for the season until June 6.
YouTube TV subscribers can pay
$249 for the season until June 6.
$289 will add a RedZone bundle.
RedZone airs live possessions when a team
is 20 yards or less from the end zone.
If you don't pay $72.99 a month
to subscribe to YouTube TV, .
$449 will give you access to the base plan,
and $489 will get you the RedZone bundle.
However, a presale price of
$349 is also being offered.
We have a really large audience of millions of sports and NFL fans that come to YouTube every day, and now can get access to this, Christian Oestlien, YouTube TV’s vice president
of product management, via CNBC.
One of the things we were really trying to do here was simplify the experience for the user with the flexibility and choice we can provide, Christian Oestlien, YouTube TV’s vice president
of product management, via CNBC
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