YouTube Premium to Bundle Peacock Access Starting 2027

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YouTube and NBCUniversal have announced a multi-year deal that will give YouTube Premium subscribers access to Peacock's ad-supported content. The partnership, revealed on Monday, will allow users to stream Peacock's shows, movies, and live sports directly within the YouTube app beginning in 2027. Peacock will be included in YouTube Premium's standard plan, which currently costs $15.99 per month following a price increase in April. This bundled offering works out cheaper than subscribing to both services separately, as Peacock's own ad-supported plan starts at $10.99 per month on its own.

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