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YouTube details NFL Sunday Ticket pricing for 2025, with new discounts available

We’re about to kick off the second full year of NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube and YouTube TV, and the prices have been official detailed with no price hike this year, but some new discounts available.

NFL Sunday Ticket debuted on YouTube and YouTube TV with a starting price of $349 for the season. The package underwent a price hike for its second season, with the base cost when paired with YouTube TV jumping up to $379.

For the 2025 season, NFL Sunday Ticket prices on YouTube TV and YouTube are not going up and will be as follows.

2025 NFL Sunday Ticket Pricing on YouTube

Returning With YouTube TV ($82.99/month):

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  • NFL Sunday Ticket Season Pass: $378 or $31.50/month for 12 months
  • NFL Sunday Ticket Season Pass with RedZone: $420 or $35/month for 12 months
  • NFL Sunday Ticket Month-to-Month: $115/month
  • NFL Sunday Ticket Month-to-Month with RedZone: $125/month

Returning Through YouTube Primetime Channels:

  • NFL Sunday Ticket Season Pass: $480 or $40/month for 12 months
  • NFL Sunday Ticket Season Pass with RedZone: $522 or $43.50/month for 12 months
  • NFL Sunday Ticket Month-to-Month: $145/month
  • NFL Sunday Ticket Month-to-Month with RedZone: $155/month

Meanwhile, YouTube will be offering discounted rates for users who have “never had NFL Sunday Ticket,” with roughly $100 or 25% off of each plan. Google notes that these prices only apply for the first year using Sunday Ticket. Notably, this is a very good deal for those not using YouTube TV and instead viewing through Primetime Channels, as the discount is much larger.

New Subscriber With YouTube TV OR YouTube Primetime Channels:

  • NFL Sunday Ticket Season Pass: $276 or $23/month for 12 months
  • NFL Sunday Ticket Season Pass with RedZone: $318 or $26.50/month for 12 months
  • NFL Sunday Ticket Month-to-Month: $85/month
  • NFL Sunday Ticket Month-to-Month with RedZone: $95/month

Google notes that in select US states, the “12 payments” installment plan will not be available, instead with a plan that only includes four payments. Affected states include Colorado, Maine, Utah, and Wisconsin. If you purchase a Season Pass, you won’t be able to convert to “Month-to-Month” pricing, and “Month-to-Month” won’t be available until September as the NFL season prepares to start.

NFL Sunday Ticket discounts on YouTube for 2025

The other change to pricing this year is that Google is offering more NFL Sunday Ticket discounts for subscribers. The existing student plan is returning at a season cost of $119 (or $129 with RedZone) with the limitation of only supporting one signed-in device and one concurrent stream.

Meanwhile, a new discount available “in the next few days” will provide a lower cost for NFL Sunday Ticket for first responders, active military/veterans, nurses, and teachers. This price will be $198 for the season or $208 with RedZone. That price applies both to YouTube and YouTube TV, just like the student plan.

  • Eligible students can sign up for a NFL Sunday Ticket Student Plan for a season price of $119 ($129 with NFL RedZone). As a reminder, the Student Plan is intended for individual students so only includes one signed-in device and one concurrent stream at a time. 
  • Military & Veterans, First Responders, Nurses, and Teachers will be able to sign up for NFL Sunday Ticket for a season price of $198 ($208 with NFL RedZone) in the next few days.

Sign-ups are open now.

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