In the United States, an individual YouTube Premium subscription costs $13.99 per month, up $2.
YouTube presently can’t seem to report this price increase, yet it’s as of now live on youtube.com/premium for new subscribers. Rather than $11.99, YouTube Premium currently costs $13.99/month. In the interim, it’s $18.99 in the event that you’re subscribing in from the iOS YouTube application.
Close to the furthest limit of last year, family Premium plans saw a major climb to $22.99/month. This is still the case today. The annual subscription, which went on sale in January 2022, goes up $20 to $139.99. You save $27.89 compared to making monthly payments.
When YouTube Music relaunched in 2018, the price of YouTube Premium (previously known as “Red”).
YouTube is additionally expanding the cost of Music Premium to $10.99 each month from $9.99. This is obvious with regards to Apple and Amazon taking comparable actions in the previous year. Ad-blocking software is also being targeted by YouTube.
Given the absence of an official declaration, it’s muddled the way in which existing supporters will be affected or whether those clients will be grandfathered. As of this second, my YouTube Premium record, which is as yet locked at $9.99/month from the last cost climb quite a while back, isn’t seeing any changes.
YouTube Premium removes ads (while as yet supporting Makers), allows audio-only playback for videos, and downloads for offline access. Different highlights incorporate a 1080p Premium streaming quality, co-watching in Google Meet, the capacity to test highlights early, and a few expanded free trials.