Google will give a 50% discount on YouTube Premium if you already pay or upgrade to its AI Premium plan. This brings the price down from $159.99 to $79.99 for the first year.
The offer applies to both existing and new Google subscribers.
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Google recently hiked YouTube Premium’s subscription price in the US for both individual and family plans. The individual Premium plan now costs $15.99 per month, up from $13.99. The Family plan received a bigger $4 price bump, going from $22.99 to $26.99 per month.
Now, in a bid to possibly attract new subscribers and make its service bundle more attractive, Google is offering a 50% discount on the individual YouTube Premium plan. Google says if you upgrade to the AI Premium plan, you’ll get 50% off on YouTube Premium for the entire year.+
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This is a sweet deal and brings significant savings of $80. That is, provided you have a use case for Google’s AI Premium plan and will utilize all its AI perks.
Google already bundles YouTube Premium for free with its AI Ultra plan.
Unfortunately, the discount only applies to YouTube Premium’s individual plan, and not the family plan. Another catch is that the offer only applies to users located in the US, Canada, Japan, Brazil, France and Germany.
If you already pay for YouTube Premium and Google One AI Premium, you must first cancel the YouTube Premium subscription. You can then add it back as a discounted add-on from your Google One Benefits section. Do note that once the first year is over, your YouTube Premium subscription will renew at the full price.
The offer runs through April 29, so you only have a couple of weeks to take advantage of it.
Rajesh has been writing about consumer technology for over a decade, with a strong focus on iPhones, Macs and Apple’s ecosystem. He enjoys digging into Apple software updates, hardware changes, and discovering new Mac apps that make work faster and more enjoyable.
