Don’t cancel yet – YouTube TV is giving some subscribers an $80 saving to stop a post-Super Bowl exodus, and here’s how to find it

For many sports fans, YouTube TV is the place to go to watch the biggest games, but if you were thinking of cancelling after streaming Super Bowl 2026, this new YouTube TV deal might just change your mind.

As spotted by users on Reddit (see below), Google is cutting the price of its YouTube TV Base Plan, giving existing subscribers a $20 discount for four months – saving you $80 in total. The standard monthly fee would cost you a hefty $82.99, which works out at $331.96 for four months. If you decide to redeem the deal, it comes to $62.99 a month, or $251.96 for four months starting on March 1, and ending July 1.

Save $20 a month for 4 months from r/youtubetv

The latest YouTube TV deal comes just in time for post Super Bowl blues, and more users are noticing it appearing in their accounts. However, there’s a catch: not all members are eligible for it.

At the moment, we don’t know the reason behind its limitations; all we know is that it’s showing up in the account settings of a handful of lucky subscribers, but not everyone. To find out if you’re one of the fortunate ones, you can check by logging into your YouTube TV account on a desktop browser and selecting ‘Your Plan’ then ‘Manage’. From there, you should be able to see if the discount is available to you.

Recently YouTube TV has been handing out one discount after the next, and though this deal is aimed at existing customers, the streaming platform is still focused on luring in fresh members.

If you’ve been tempted to sign up to YouTube TV there’s still time to take advantage of this offer which gives you an extended free trial period and a $23 monthly discount for two months — but will only work for new customers. There’s still time to sit on this one as it will expire on March 17, which is just over a month away.