YouTube Premium Lite plan costs $7.99 (roughly 695) per month It is currently available as a pilot project in the US The plan offers ad-free streaming but excludes YouTube Music ...

YouTube has introduced Premium Lite, a more affordable subscription tier at $7.99 per month, offering ad-free viewing but excluding music content, offline downloads ...

In a bit of good-ish news, YouTube has announced a new YouTube Premium Lite plan that is rolling out in the United States now for $7.99 a month, about half of the $13.99 per month the full Premium ...

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How does $7.99 sound instead? Starting today, YouTube is offering its Premium Lite paid tier to users in the US after having tested it out in a handful of other countries. You pay less for fewer ...

As expected, YouTube has announced the expansion of its $7.99 a month Premium Lite plan to the United States, following a months-long pilot phase in international markets. The new, lower-priced ...

YouTube on Wednesday announced a new premium subscription tier called Premium Lite, which will allow users to watch “most” videos ad-free for $7.99 per month. With YouTube Lite, customers will ...

YouTube Premium Lite offers mostly ad-free video playback but without other Premium perks. After first getting started internationally, Premium Lite is now spreading to the US. Premium Lite ...

YouTube Premium Lite was first offered, with a regional caveat, in 2021. It got axed in 2023, but returned in late 2024 for certain markets as yet another pilot. Today, Google is officially ...

YouTube Premium Lite has now fully rolled out in the US It lets you watch "most" videos ad-free for $7.99 per month YouTube says it'll expand its pilot to more countries "this year" Here's some ...