NFL Sunday Ticket on sale for 2025 now, but did the price go up?
NFL Sunday Ticket on sale for 2025 now, but did the price go up?
Customers can now sign up for NFL Sunday Ticket for the coming football season, but it’ll cost a little more than last year.
The 2025-26 NFL season may still be six months away, but that isn’t stopping YouTube TV from making NFL Sunday Ticket available for purchase now. Customers can subscribe to Sunday Ticket for the upcoming season right now, locking in access for the entire 2025 regular season. We’ve got all the details you need to know below, including the price of the service this year.
Key Details:
- NFL Sunday Ticket will cost $480 for the 2025 season for non-YouTube TV subscribers.
- Customers who do bundle with YouTube TV can add Sunday Ticket for $378 per year.
- Bundles of Sunday Ticket and NFL RedZone are available, as well.
Unfortunately for football fans, NFL Sunday Ticket will include a price increase this season over what you could get it for at this time last year. Ahead of the last NFL Draft, when the 2024 offering was made available, Sunday Ticket cost $349 for the entire season when subscribers bundled the service with a subscription to YouTube TV and $449 when they did not. Those prices did increase ahead of the season — which is still a possibility before things kick off this fall — but the current prices do represent a year-over-year increase.
As of now, customers who don’t bundle will have to pay $480 for the season, or they can split that cost into four monthly payments of $120 each for the duration of the NFL regular season. Those who do keep YouTube TV with their NFL Sunday Ticket subscription will see their price rise to $378 for the year, or $94.50 if they choose the monthly payment option. YouTube TV base packages cost $83 per month.
You can bundle NFL RedZone with your Sunday Ticket subscription as well, and this option is available to customers whether they include YouTube TV in the package or not. Without YouTube TV, a combination of RedZone and Sunday Ticket will cost $522, $42 more than Sunday Ticket by itself. That total cost can be split into four payments of $130.50.
If you want the full combo of NFL RedZone, Sunday Ticket, and YouTube TV, you can add NFL RedZone as part of the Sports Plus add-on package, which also includes beIn Sports, Fox Soccer Plus, and other sports-related channels. It costs an extra $11 per month on top of the YouTube TV base plan and the monthly cost of Sunday Ticket.
What are all of the 2025-26 NFL Sunday Ticket subscription options?
| Package | Monthly Price | Season Total |
|---|---|---|
| NFL RedZone, YouTube TV | $93.98 | $375.92 |
| NFL Sunday Ticket | $120 | $480 |
| NFL Sunday Ticket, YouTube TV | $177.49 | $709.96 |
| NFL Sunday Ticket, NFL RedZone | $130.50 | $522 |
| NFL Sunday Ticket, NFL RedZone, YouTube TV | $188.48 | $753.92 (with Sports Plus add-on) |
NFL Sunday Ticket has a ton of fan-friendly features, including a multiview that allows fans to watch up to four games simultaneously. Viewers can also use the key plays feature to get caught up on all the most important parts of a given game in progress. It’s important to note, however, that purchasing a Sunday Ticket subscription now will lock you in for 2025; there will be no way to cancel after your first payment is made, and no refunds will be issued.
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YouTube TV
YouTube TV is a live TV streaming service with more than 60 channels for $82.99/month. This plan includes local channels 32 of the top 35 cable channels, and regional sports networks (RSNs) in select markets. The base plan includes more than 100 live channels, including major broadcast networks like ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC, as well as popular cable channels such as ESPN, CNN, FX, USA Network, and TNT. Local channels are included in most markets, making YouTube TV a full replacement for traditional cable for many viewers.
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NFL Sunday Ticket
NFL Sunday Ticket is a subscription video streaming service that allows football fans to watch every live out-of-market NFL game on Sunday afternoons on YouTube or YouTube TV.
