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Hulu Increases Live TV Cost to $65, Fitting YouTube TV’s Most Current price Increase

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Hulu is increasing the monthly cost of its live-TV streaming bundle at $54.99 to $64.99 beginning on December 18, continuing a series of price climbs by online movie services offering an alternative to satellite and cable TV. The increase will apply to new and existing subscribers.

Hulu + Live TV surfaced at $40 per month at mid-2017 but has been around $54.99 per month from December 2019. The brand new $64.99 monthly cost is for the bundle using over 65 live stations and accessibility to Hulu’s ad-supported library of inputs displays and films.

Hulu also supplies a Live TV program with ad-free accessibility to this streaming library. The purchase price of this bundle increases from $60.99 to $70.99 per month. There is also a Live TV program without Hulu’s streaming library, that will be climbing from $53.99 to $63.99.

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