NFL Sunday Ticket: Google Finally Removes $100 Off Deal – But Replaces It With New Discount
By Phillip Swann
The TV Answer Man – @tvanswerman
Google’s $100 discount on the NFL Sunday Ticket for both YouTube TV and YouTube Primetime Channels was scheduled to end at midnight last night. However, the offer is still available at the YouTube TV web site as of this writing at 5:30 a.m. ET. If you have reverse sticker shock, and regret not ordering the Ticket yesterday, there’s still time to get the discount, but act fast.
Update: At 10:30 a.m. ET, Google has finally removed the $100 discount. But the company has replaced it with a new discount — $50 off the Ticket on all plans on both YouTube TV and YouTube Primetime Channels. That brings the base Ticket price on YouTube TV to $299 instead of the regular price of $349 and the bundle price (including the NFL RedZone Channel) to $339 instead of $389.
The price for the Ticket on YouTube Primetime Channels is now $399 instead of the regular price of $449 and the bundle price is $439 instead of the regular price of $489.
Google says the current $50 off promotion is good until September 19.
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I had DTV sunday ticket thru last year since 1995. Won’t do it on YTTV or prime channels. NFL sold out a huge portion of the US by going with a streamer. But they don’t care, they got their money.
You are absolutely correct!
Google (YouTube TV) had been pushing the $100 increase for weeks, and for them to now pivot the day of the change to only $50 increase tells me they are having trouble selling the product at the levels they thought they would.
I purchased the Sunday Ticket from youtube and already regret it. Unlike Direct TV youtube tries to sell you ever package they have and make the simple task of buying the ticket a pain.
Direct TV was so much better.