With YouTube TV’s entertainment bundle, you get three premium services for $29.99. Bought separately, HBO Max (without ads), Paramount+ Premium, and Starz run roughly $44.50 a month, so the bundle saves you about $14.50. It may seem pricey, especially since you’ll be paying it on top of YouTube TV’s already costly subscription, but it could be worth it if you’re looking to get a first-rate entertainment package.
HBO Max alone gives you access to HBO’s critically acclaimed shows, Warner Bros.’s blockbusters, and Discovery’s many wildlife features. But coupled with Paramount+ Premium and Starz, you get prestige dramas, trendy comedies, and insightful documentaries on top of all that, not to mention YouTube TV’s unrivaled DVR storage feature and lengthy live channel list. It’s a bundle tailor-fit for TV and film enthusiasts.
How Much Does YouTube TV Entertainment Plus Cost? All Plans & Pricing
Cheapest Plan
Ent. Plus Add-on
$29.99 /month
Streams at home: 3 on base plan, unlimited with 4K add-on
Streams outside: 3 streams
DVR: Unlimited
Profiles: 6 users
Quality: 1080p
4K: Yes, but with 4K add-on for $9.99/month
Audio: 5.1 audio
Multiview: 4 screens
Min. speed: 3 Mbps
- Max
- Paramount+ (Showtime)
- STARZ
Access to Paramount+ and STARZ is on YouTube TV only, offers direct access to HBO Max platform
Sign up — Ent. Plus Add-on
What Devices Support YouTube TV Entertainment Plus?
- Amazon Fire TV
- Android
- Android TV
- Apple TV
- IOS
- LG TV
- PlayStation
- Roku
- Samsung TV
- Sharp
- Vizio
- Xbox
Payment Options
- Credit card
- Debit card
- Google Pay
- Google Play Store
- Paypal
- Retailer gift card
YouTube TV Entertainment Plus Features
- 3 screen streams
- 4k
- Ad-free option
- Annual subscription
- Bundle
- Dolby Atmos
- DVR
- Kid profiles
- Live TV streaming
- Monthly subscription
- Multiple profiles
- Offline downloads
- On-demand content
- Parental controls
- Picture in picture
- Spatial audio
- Unlimited DVR
- Works with VPN
Specialty
- Movies
- Original series
- TV shows
About YouTube TV Entertainment Plus
While it had its start as a video hosting site, YouTube was relatively late to the live TV streaming game, with players like Sling TV and DirecTV launched a few years before. By the time YouTube TV launched, content distributors like Showtime were already being offered as a premium add-on to some of these streamers, so it's no surprise YouTube TV took it upon themselves to create this handy bundle.
Who Is YouTube TV Entertainment Plus For?
Already, YouTube TV has a large channel line-up that could fit the whole family's needs, but this is a bundle best suited for film & TV enthusiasts that want to have their favorites locked and loaded on-demand as well.
Is YouTube TV Entertainment Plus Worth It?
Why get separate live TV and on-demand plans when you can combine them into one? This is what YouTube TV's entertainment bundle does, all while saving you about $14.50 a month against the three services bought separately.
Frequently Asked Questions About YouTube TV Entertainment Plus
How much does YouTube TV Entertainment Plus cost?
YouTube TV Entertainment Plus starts at $112.98/month.
Does YouTube TV Entertainment Plus have a free trial?
YouTube TV Entertainment Plus does not currently offer a free trial.
What devices support YouTube TV Entertainment Plus?
YouTube TV Entertainment Plus is available on Amazon Fire TV, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, iOS, LG TV, PlayStation, Roku, Samsung TV, Sharp, Vizio, Xbox.
Can I cancel YouTube TV Entertainment Plus anytime?
YouTube TV Entertainment Plus is a month-to-month subscription with no long-term contract. You can cancel at any time without penalty.
Is YouTube TV Entertainment Plus worth it?
Why get separate live TV and on-demand plans when you can combine them into one? This is what YouTube TV's entertainment bundle does, all while saving you about $14.50 a month against the three services bought separately.
About the author
Isabella Endrinal
Isabella Endrinal is a curator at A Good Movie to Watch. She's now free from the corporate night shift. Previous articles have been published in outlets such as NANG Magazine. She's currently catching up on some classic films… if she isn't coping with the fact that the Haikyu anime will end soon.