US streaming subscription prices

• 2026-10-20 — Correction, Sling TV: Blue ($45.99) and Orange & Blue ($60.99) are starting prices: the plan list says "Starting at", and for the location the page detects the cards show $54.99 and $69.99 with "INCLUDES FOX, NBC, ABC". The rows now read "from $45.99" and "from $60.99" with both prices quoted. Orange stays $45.99. Source: sling.com. Listed on Corrections.
• 2026-10-19 — Wording — source notes and method notes shortened to the source link and read date. No figure changed.
• 2026-10-19 — Apple One added to the bundles table (3 plans), read from apple.com/apple-one: Individual $21.95 a month, Family $27.95 and Premier $39.95. "Bought separately" is $34.96, $44.96 and $74.94 a month, the same as the separate prices on Apple’s page. Apple One is no longer listed as skipped in Coverage. No existing price changed.
• 2026-10-19 — Sling TV added (3 plans), read from sling.com: Orange $45.99 a month, Blue $45.99 and Orange & Blue $60.99. Select and Essentials & Select show "starting at" prices only and are left out. Sling TV is no longer listed as skipped in Coverage. Lowest-price chart (Live TV): Sling TV $45.99 added. No existing price changed.
• 2026-10-19 — SiriusXM added (3 plans), read from siriusxm.com/plans: All Music $11.99 a month, All Access $25.99 and All Access (App Only) $11.99, each with a $1-for-3-months offer for new subscribers in Conditions. Now 56 plans from 22 services. Lowest-price chart (Music): SiriusXM $11.99 added. No yearly price is shown, so the annual-vs-monthly table is unchanged. No existing price changed.
• 2026-10-19 — Chart grouping — the lowest-monthly chart now shows Video and Music as separate groups next to Live TV, on the same scale. No figure changed.
• 2026-10-19 — Wording and dates — Bundles source line now gives each page’s own read date (Disney+ October 19, 2026, Hulu October 16, 2026); Spotify and Apple Music quick answer read date corrected to October 19, 2026; repeated "with ads" tag removed from six bars whose plan names already say so; annual-vs-monthly note now says the 17 annual prices are those in its table. No figure changed. Found by the site’s own check.
• 2026-10-19 — Disney+ — read again: the help page on October 19 shows the prices recorded here “for new subscriptions as of September 23, 2026” (Disney+ $12.49 a month; Disney+ Premium $21.49 a month or $214.99 a year) and the same bundle prices as the Bundles section. The older list seen on October 16 is no longer shown. The read date moves to October 19; no figure changed.
• 2026-10-18 — Added discovery+ ($6.99 a month; Ad-Free $11.99), Shudder (Monthly With Ads $7.99; Premium $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year), BritBox (Standard $10.99 a month or $109.99 a year; Premier $149.99 a year) and Pandora (Plus $5.99 a month; Premium $11.99 a month), each read from its own page on October 18, 2026. Now 50 plans from 20 services. Lowest-price chart: Pandora Plus ($5.99, music) and discovery+ ($6.99) are now the two lowest; Shudder With Ads ties AMC+ at $7.99. Annual-vs-monthly table: BritBox Standard and Shudder Premium added; both follow the same rule (ten monthly payments plus $0.09), now 17 rows. MGM+ and Acorn TV were checked and left out (see Coverage). No existing price changed.
• 2026-10-17 — Crunchyroll — Fan, Mega Fan, Ultimate Fan — qualifier added: all three cards now list "Offline Viewing" (it was quoted on Mega Fan only). The Mega Fan trial wording "your account will automatically renew at $13.99 per month" is no longer on the page; the row now gives the 7-day free trial the page offers on every plan. Prices unchanged (Monthly and Yearly). No figure changed. Source: crunchyroll.com/premium.
• 2026-10-16 — Fubo — Core — qualifier changed: the welcome page now shows 209 channels for Core (206 on October 13); Ultra (275) and Latino (59) unchanged; the plans page shows 210, 276 and 59. Prices and first-month offers unchanged. No figure changed. Source: fubo.tv/welcome.
• 2026-10-16 — Hulu, Paramount+ (Monthly and Annual), YouTube Premium (read signed out), Crunchyroll (Monthly and Yearly) and Peacock re-read: every price and condition unchanged. Disney+ is not re-dated: its help page showed a different price list from the Hulu help page, so the October 13 read stands until a recheck.
• 2026-10-15 — YouTube TV — qualifier changed: the trial buttons now read "Try 10 days for $0" (they read "Try 21 days for $0" on October 8). Both offers ($59.99/mo for 2 months on the main plan, $49.99/mo for 5 months on Sports + News, ending November 16, 2026) and both standard prices ($82.99 and $71.99/mo) unchanged. No figure changed. Source: tv.youtube.com/welcome.
• 2026-10-13 — Disney+, Hulu, Paramount+ (Monthly and Annual), YouTube Premium (read signed out), Crunchyroll (Monthly and Yearly), Fubo and Peacock re-read: every price, channel count and condition unchanged. Peacock’s Premium Plus annual button now reads "$199.99/year" (it read "$199.99/month" on October 8, a page typo that was not recorded).
• 2026-10-13 — AMC+ — Annual Premium — dated offer ended: the first-year offer "GET 1 YEAR FOR $109.99 $39.99" (first year $39.99, regular $109.99 a year; "valid only until Oct. 12, 2026 for new Annual Premium subscriptions") is no longer shown. The Annual Premium card now shows "$131.88" struck through next to "$109.99/YEAR" ("THAT’S LIKE $9.16/MONTH", "Pre-pay and save over 15%"), and all three plans show "7 DAY FREE TRIAL". Standard prices ($7.99 and $10.99/mo, $109.99/yr) unchanged; the annual vs monthly table is unchanged. Source: amcplus.com.
• 2026-10-12 — Apple TV — qualifier added: the page carries two trial footnotes; one reads "New and qualified returning subscribers only." with "$14.99/month after free trial.", the other "New subscribers only." with "$14.99/month after trial." The row had quoted only the second. No figure changed. Source: apple.com/apple-tv-app.
• 2026-10-11 — Fubo — plan removed: Sports + News ($64.99/mo; "$54.99 for the first month, then $64.99 per month"; 34 channels) is not listed on the plans page. It was also absent on October 8 from the welcome, plans, plan-comparison and free-trial pages. Row removed; the dataset now has 42 plans from 16 services. Core ($88.99/mo), Ultra ($98.99/mo) and Latino ($19.99/mo) unchanged, with "$63.99 for the first month", "$68.99 for the first month" and "$9.99 for the first month". The lowest live TV price (Fubo Latino, $19.99/mo) is unchanged. Source: fubo.tv/welcome/plans.
• 2026-10-08 — Fubo — qualifier added: the Core, Ultra and Latino cards now show "Free Trial 5 days" and "$0 Today", and the first-month prices apply "for 1 month after trial". Channel counts as shown, for the area the page detected: Core 211 → 206, Ultra 281 → 275, Latino 60 → 59 (the plans page showed 207, 276 and 59). The Sports + News plan was not shown on the welcome, plans, plan-comparison or free-trial pages; its row keeps the September 29 read and is noted as not shown until a recheck. No price changed. Source: fubo.tv/welcome.
• 2026-10-08 — YouTube TV — qualifier added: the page shows trial buttons reading "Try 21 days for $0". Both offers and both standard prices confirmed as recorded on October 5. No figure changed. Source: tv.youtube.com/welcome.
• 2026-10-08 — Disney+ — qualifier added to the source line: "Please note that Disney+ does not currently offer a free trial." Crunchyroll — qualifier added: the Ultimate Fan card also offers the 7-day free trial ("Start 7-Day Free Trial" on all three plans). No figure changed.
• 2026-10-08 — Peacock — wording: the plans address now opens peacocktv.com/plans/base. Select now reads "Watch TV, with ads." and "Excludes Live Sports, Movies and Peacock Originals" (recorded as "Watch TV with ads." and "Excludes Sports, Movies & Peacock Originals"); the Premium line ends without a period. All six prices unchanged. Source: peacocktv.com/plans.
• 2026-10-08 — Hulu, Paramount+ (monthly and annual), YouTube Premium (signed out) and the four Disney+, Hulu and HBO Max bundles re-read: every price and condition unchanged.
• 2026-10-05 — YouTube TV — main plan and Sports + News — offers changed: the offers that ended “9/30/2026” (main plan $59.99/mo for 3 months, “save $69”; Sports + News $51.99/mo for 6 months, “save $120”) are no longer shown. The page now offers new users “$59.99/mo for 2 months of the main YouTube TV plan (save $46), then $82.99/mo thereafter” and, for Sports + News, “$49.99/mo for your first 5 months, then $71.99/mo”; both offers end November 16, 2026. Standard prices ($82.99 and $71.99/mo) unchanged. Source: tv.youtube.com/welcome.
• 2026-10-02 — Philo — read: both prices unchanged ($25 and $33 a month), and the Essential card still reads “200+ live pay TV & free channels” as recorded. Qualifier added to Bundle+: “Save $22/mo vs. buying apps separately”. The source line now also quotes the page headline, “70+ top‑rated live channels”. No figure changed. Source: philo.com.
• 2026-10-02 — Hub page — Each source line carries its own date. No figure changed. Found by the site’s own check.
• 2026-09-29 — YouTube Premium re-read while signed out: every price unchanged. Qualifier added: the Family, Student and Premium Lite cards each show “1-month trial for $0”, and the page states “Free trial for eligible new members only.”; the trial had been recorded on the Individual row only. No figure changed. Source: youtube.com/premium.
• 2026-09-29 — AMC+ re-read: the plan cards shown are unchanged (Monthly Premium $10.99, Monthly with ads $7.99, Annual Premium $109.99 with the $39.99 first-year offer). Source: amcplus.com.
• 2026-09-29 — TIDAL, DJ: qualifier added. The DJ card states “Student plan available for $14.49”; it had been omitted from the row at baseline. No figure changed. Source: tidal.com/pricing.
• 2026-09-29 — TIDAL: qualifier added. The page’s FAQ states “If you haven’t tried TIDAL before, you’ll be able to sign up for a 30 day free trial.” and the trial button reads “Only valid for new customers”; the trial had been omitted from the section at baseline. No figure changed. Source: tidal.com/pricing.
• 2026-09-29 — Disney+, Hulu (with the four bundles), Paramount+ (monthly and annual), Crunchyroll (monthly and yearly) and Fubo re-read: every price, channel count and condition unchanged. YouTube Premium could not be re-read in this session (its page showed no plan list); its rows keep the September 28 read date.
• 2026-09-29 — Apple Music, Student: qualifier added. The page states “$6.99/month, first month free for new subscribers.”; the trial had been omitted from the row at baseline. No figure changed. Source: apple.com/apple-music.
• 2026-09-29 — Spotify Premium, Student: qualifier added. The page shows “$0 for 1 month” then “$6.99 / month after” and states “Offer available only to students at an eligible accredited higher education institution and if you haven’t tried Premium before.”; the trial and the full eligibility sentence had been omitted from the row at baseline. No figure changed. Source: spotify.com/us/premium.
• 2026-09-28 — Six services added with 16 plans, all read from their own pages the same evening: YouTube TV, Fubo and Philo (live TV), Crunchyroll, AMC+ and TIDAL. Dataset now 43 plans from 16 services; the annual-vs-monthly table now has 15 rows, and all 15 annual prices still equal ten monthly payments plus $0.09.
• 2026-09-28 — Baseline established: 27 plans from 10 services (Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, Peacock, Paramount+, Apple TV, YouTube Premium, Spotify Premium, Apple Music), plus 4 Disney+, Hulu and HBO Max bundles.

Reports from readers, and what each re-read found, are listed on the Corrections page.