Ditch the Cord: YouTube TV Is Just $63 a Month for a Limited Time

If you're ready to cut the cord, YouTube TV is making the switch easy. This service typically runs $83 per month, but right now, new users can get it for $63 a month for the first five months . That's $20 off each month, saving you a total of $100.

There is no promo code required, and you can cancel anytime. The deal runs through Sept. 30, and there's even a free trial to test YouTube TV before you commit.

YouTube TV: $63 per month for five months (Originally $83 per month)

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There's a lot to like about this service. In his review, CNET's expert Aaron Pruner gave YouTube TV a score of 8.6 out of 10 , appreciating its clean interface, solid channel lineup and DVR features. It also ranks as the best cable alternative in our list of top live TV streaming services.

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You'll get access to more than 100 live channels, including popular picks like ABC, NBC, AMC, CNN, ESPN and others. There are no annual contracts or hidden fees like broadcast fees and cancellation fees. The platform itself is quite easy to use and the unlimited cloud DVR lets you record as much as you want, with up to nine months to catch up on your saved shows.

Why this deal matters

Live streaming services offer an easy way to stream your favorite channels without worrying about contracts. If you've been wanting to try one, YouTube TV is an excellent option to consider, and this deal makes it easier to enjoy the full experience for less.

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