You Can Score NFL Sunday Ticket for Just $30 on YouTube TV Right Now — Here’s How
Pair Sunday Ticket with YouTube TV’s discounted Sports Plan
Having total access to every out-of-market NFL game every weekend is pretty much the holy grail of football season. But dropping a huge chunk of change all at once right before kickoff? That can make even the most dedicated fan wince (and think twice about their viewing habits).
In great timing — the NFL regular season is fast approaching — YouTube TV has dropped one of the most affordable ways to watch NFL Sunday Ticket. New subscribers can snag Sunday Ticket for only $30 per month spread out over eight monthly payments (or $240 upfront for the whole season).
Keep reading for all the details on how this big NFL discount works, plus how you can stack it with a heavily discounted Sports Plan to build the ultimate affordable fall football setup.
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YouTube TV lets you stack the savings with double discounts
This NFL Sunday Ticket deal comes at an opportune time, with YouTube TV (a regular deals slinger that’s always running some sort of promo and free trial period) currently offering one of its best promotions to date on its Sports Plan, dropping its price to just $44 a month for six months (regularly $64.99). This deal also comes with a 21-day free trial (the longest I’ve ever seen YouTube TV offer)!
While you can buy Sunday Ticket as a standalone package on YouTube Primetime Channels, pairing it with a YouTube TV base plan is your best bet for comprehensive football coverage.
Combining NFL Sunday Ticket with the YouTube TV Sports Plan is a surefire way to make sure you have access to every NFL game, whether you’re an out-of-state fan or a fantasy football addict trying to track five matchups at once. The Sports Plan gives you access to local broadcast channels (CBS, FOX, NBC) for in-market games, plus Monday Night Football on ESPN, all of which are needed for full live TV NFL coverage.
The double discounts bring your total to $74.99 per month, compared to $112.24 with no discounts — that’s about 33% savings. Not too shabby for access to every NFL game, all season long.
So don’t drag your feet and miss the NFL season’s kickoff games — snag this deal today, before the discount ends at the end of September.
Want to double-check the channel lineup before locking in that discount? Lucky for you, we have a YouTube TV Sports guide so you can see if the Sports Plan is the right fit for your game day setup.
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