YouTube TV Increases Price to $49.99/Month, $54.99/Month When Billed Through Apple

[Plutonius]

At this point, maybe I should just get the HD antenna for local live channels and then rely on Hulu, Netflix and HBO.

That is the way to go.

 

[Solomani]

In a couple of years, it's full circle….. "subscribers" will be paying a total of like $200-$250 monthly costs for all their various social media "prime" and "plus" services and streaming services. These are the exact same people that were hypocritically claiming themselves to be proud (cable service) "cord cutters".

 

[blacktape242]

direct tv now and now google..everyone will be seeing the increases eventually.

 

[MadeTheSwitch]

No it is not. Costs to create content goes up. Your costs go up.

It’s still out of scale. And now too much.

 

[brigante]

Yeah that’s gonna be a no for me dawg. Torrents still work.

 

[2010mini]

It’s still out of scale. And now too much.

Please expand on your “out of scale” post. Where is this info coming from?

 

[alphaod]

You know you screwed up when your streaming customers are saying things like "May as well go back to Comcast at this price". Youtube TV's biggest win with customers was the price. Now, it's just another streaming service.

Seriously. I cut DirecTV satellite service and I signed up for DirecTV Now which was only $10/month after my discounts. Now they are up to $25/month after my discounts. It's getting ridiculous!

 

[2010mini]

Seriously. I cut DirecTV satellite service and I signed up for DirecTV Now which was only $10/month after my discounts. Now they are up to $25/month after my discounts. It's getting ridiculous!

$15 is ridiculous? Seriously? $15 extra for access to hundreds of content?

 

[Apple_Robert]

The reason Philo is cheap, is due to Nielsen’s proprietary software being embedded into the app. That means it gathers all kinds of data about you while using the service.

https://www.nielsen.com/digitalprivacy

 

[I7guy]

In a couple of years, it's full circle….. "subscribers" will be paying a total of like $200-$250 monthly costs for all their various social media "prime" and "plus" services and streaming services. These are the exact same people that were hypocritically claiming themselves to be proud (cable service) "cord cutters".

For the reason you mentioned I would rather keep my cable subscription. I have access to almost every premium channel on my phone through an app. Lots of space for recording shows and easy to fast forward.

 

[MadeTheSwitch]

Please expand on your “out of scale” post. Where is this info coming from?

History.

 

[2010mini]

History.

Care to post link to that?