YouTube TV Bundles 2024: Cost, Discounts, and More
Only Frontier Internet has discounted bundles with YouTube TV, but you can pair the popular live TV streaming service with any ISP.
Bundle YouTube TV with Frontier Internet for the full experience
| Plan | Bundle price | Download speeds | Upload speeds | Internet type | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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Our pick Frontier Fiber 500 + YouTube TV |
$112.98/mo.† | 500Mbps | 500Mbps | Fiber | |
| Frontier Fiber 1 Gig + YouTube TV | $132.98/mo.‡ | 1,000Mbps | 1,000Mbps | Fiber | |
| Frontier Fiber 2 Gig + YouTube TV | $172.98/mo.¶ | 2,000Mbps | 2,000Mbps | Fiber | |
| Frontier Fiber 5 Gig + YouTube TV | $202.98/mo.** | 5,000Mbps | 5,000Mbps | Fiber |
Data as of post date. Offers and availability are subject to change.
* w/ Auto Pay & Paperless Bill for 24 mos. One-time charges apply. Max speeds are wired. Wi-Fi, actual & average speeds vary.
† w/ Auto Pay & Paperless Bill per month. Max speeds are wired. Wi-Fi, actual & average speeds vary. One-time charge on disconnect applies.
‡ w/ Auto Pay & Paperless Bill per month. Max wired speed 1000/1000Mbps. Location dependent. Wi-Fi, actual & average speeds vary. One-time charge on disconnect applies.
¶ w/ Auto Pay & Paperless Bill per month. Max speeds are wired. Wi-Fi, actual & average speeds vary. One-time charge on disconnect applies.
Frontier’s fiber bundles with YouTube TV start with Frontier Fiber Internet 500 with YouTube TV ($112.98 monthly), which has 500Mbps, no data caps, over 100 channels, and unlimited cloud DVR. That plan will work for most people, but larger households and power users will want one of the faster plans.
On the TV tip, YouTube TV is our perennial favorite live TV streaming service—a key reason we say Frontier’s YouTube TV bundles beat traditional TV provider bundles. Streaming TV is simpler and more flexible, with no contracts, no fees, and no cable box requirement.
Plus, you can enjoy over 100 popular channels and free unlimited cloud DVR with YouTube TV.
Pro tip: YouTube TV free trials can be 7–21 days. The Frontier deal’s terms and conditions don’t define “standard free trial,” so assume it lasts seven days.
In Frontier’s DSL service area, there’s only one bundle: Frontier Internet with YouTube TV ($137.98 a month). Unfortunately, you’ll have to (enter your zip code) on the Frontier site to see available DSL speeds.
Swapping traditional TV for simpler, more flexible live TV streaming—and offering a built-in discount—already makes Frontier/YouTube TV bundles superior to almost any other internet-and-TV bundle.
How much of a discount, you ask? Well, it’s more about convenience than it is about savings.
When you bundle with Frontier, you’ll get $10 off of YouTube TV (which regularly costs $72.99 monthly) for 12 months. The bigger benefit of bundling is only worrying about one bill.
Frontier offers five bundles with YouTube TV. Depending on your location, you can get DSL internet (speeds depend on your location) or fiber-optic connections (500–5,000 Mbps). Fiber internet is super fast and has symmetrical upload speeds, so it’s the best internet type for performance and overall value. Here’s hoping you live in Frontier’s fiber zone.
What are customers saying about YouTube TV and Frontier Internet?
YouTube TV is a great choice for TV lovers, and it ranked third place in overall satisfaction among competitors in our 2024 user survey. However, Frontier didn’t live up to the hype, and placed 16th among its competitors. Frontier Internet isn’t the worst choice around, but it also doesn’t have the stellar record that YouTube TV does.
"It has all the channels we had before with cable but at a better price than cable."
"Not a good value for the speed I have. I began with Verizon fios about 10 years ago, price was low. It then became Frontier and they keep raising the rates while my speed stays low and they won't replace the 10 year old modem/router."
Bundle YouTube TV with other internet providers
If you can get WOW! internet service in your area, you can also get a $10 monthly discount when you bundle it with YouTube TV.
Or, if you have AT&T, Optimum, or Xfinity internet service where you live, all three providers have 500Mbps plans for $60.00–$70.00 a month, but you won’t get a bundle discount (womp, womp, womp).
With YouTube TV ($72.99 monthly, no discount), you’ll pay $133.00–$143.00 total. That’s around $20–$30 more than Frontier Fiber 500 ($112.98 monthly). So, hopefully, you live in Frontier’s area.
Pro tip: Frontier Internet serves 25 states, but its most significant presence is in California, Texas, Indiana, Florida, Alabama, and Arizona.
YouTube TV bundle FAQ
What YouTube TV bundles are available?
Frontier Internet has the only official YouTube TV bundles—one with DSL internet ($137.98 monthly) and four with fiber-optic connections ($112.98–$202.98/mo., with 500–5,000 Mbps). Enter your zip code below to see if you can get Frontier where you live.
How much are YouTube TV bundles?
YouTube TV bundles through Frontier Internet cost $112.98–$202.98/mo. monthly for internet speeds up to 5,000Mbps, 100+ channels, and free unlimited cloud DVR.
Is there a discount for YouTube TV bundles?
Frontier Internet offers a $10 monthly discount (for up to 12 months) on YouTube TV bundles. To be eligible, you must live in the Frontier service area and not be a current or former YouTube TV subscriber or have done a YouTube TV free trial.
Can I pay for the YouTube TV bundle for a year?
Unfortunately, Frontier Internet’s YouTube TV bundles have no annual payment option.
How much is the HBO Max YouTube TV bundle?
You would pay $88.98 monthly if you subscribe to Max ($15.99 monthly) through YouTube TV ($72.99 per month).
Why you should trust us
The TV and internet experts at CableTV.com have thousands of hours of experience researching and testing streaming TV services and internet service providers. For this YouTube TV bundles guide, we researched pricing, plans, bundles, content, deals, features, and more for YouTube TV, Frontier Internet, and other internet service providers like AT&T, Optimum, and Xfinity. We then analyzed the data to make accurate, helpful recommendations for our readers.
For more on our process, see our How We Rank page.
