YouTube TV reveals pricing for NFL Sunday Ticket in 2023-24 season

If you’re looking at getting NFL Sunday Ticket for next season, you may have to start saving up now.

YouTube TV released their pricing for the newly-acquired service Tuesday, showing a markup close to $160 more than last year. The base price for the service is $449 a season if you are not a subscriber or purchase it after June 6th.

If you are a YouTube TV subscriber, the price varies from $349 to $389, depending on when you purchase it, and if you want the RedZone bundle. It is $100 more if you don’t sign up by June 6th. The revamped service plans to introduce new features as well, with multicast viewing being one of the biggest additions. Only features include unlimited DVR storage, viewing key plays, fantasy data, live stats, and the ability to “hide spoilers”.

YouTube has announced its pricing for NFL Sunday Ticket:

YouTube TV subscribers:
• $349/season ($249 if you purchase before June 6)
• $389 ($289 early) if you bundle with RedZone

Non-YouTube TV subscribers:
• $449/season ($349 early)
• $489 ($389 early) with RedZone pic.twitter.com/TtLbNgGldi

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) April 11, 2023

“One of the things we really wanted to do is introduce a much greater level of simplicity and clarity in the pricing for users,” Christian Oestlien, YouTube’s vice president of product management, told The Athletic.  

After being attached to DirecTV for decades, Google will pay two billion annually for the U.S. rights to NFL Sunday Ticket over the enjoy seven seasons. The former held the rights to the service previously, attached to it since 1994.

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