NFL Sunday Ticketwithout YouTube TV?
Yes. The real question is which games you still need.
Find your purchase path.
No account lookup. No stored answers.
Answer both questions
Add-on or standalone?We will show the matching public price lane.
No universal winner. The game coverage is the deciding cost.
| 2026 season pass | Add-on | Standalone |
|---|---|---|
| New customer promo | $240 | $240 |
| Returning buyer | $378 | $480 |
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Public price lanes only. Student, community, carrier, territory, device, and personalized account offers stay separate.
What standalone includes—and misses
Ticket fills one specific gap.
Standalone means the individual Primetime Channel on YouTube. It is not a replacement for every NFL broadcast outlet.
| Game type | Standalone Ticket | Ticket + active YouTube TV plan | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Out-of-market Sunday afternoon games | Included | Included | Regular-season CBS and FOX games outside the current broadcast area. |
| Local CBS and FOX games | Not included | Via the YouTube TV plan | Local channel availability still varies by location. |
| National regular-season games | Not included | Via the YouTube TV plan | The standalone package is not a complete national NFL schedule. |
| Preseason and postseason | Not included | Depends on included channels | Ticket itself is a regular-season Sunday-afternoon package. |
| International, digital-exclusive, and select games | Not included | Separate rights may apply | Check the official schedule and the service holding each exclusive game. |
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Separate recurring cost
The add-on does not include a YouTube TV plan.
An active eligible YouTube TV plan is required for the add-on and must stay active. Included channels determine the broader game coverage.
Decision tradeoffs
No fake universal recommendation.
The cheaper route is complete only if every game type you care about still has a watch path.
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Standalone avoids a separate live-TV plan
That can be the cleaner route if the only missing games are out-of-market Sunday-afternoon CBS and FOX games. The YouTube TV Main Plan is a separate recurring purchase; other eligible YouTube TV plan prices can differ.
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The add-on is broader only because the base plan is broader
The active YouTube TV plan supplies many local, national, preseason, and postseason telecasts. It is a separate recurring cost and must stay active to keep add-on access.
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Your location changes the game list
Playback area determines which games count as local or out of market. Embargoes and local-channel availability can change the practical result.
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Checkout is the eligibility authority
Student, community, carrier, territory, renewal, device, and personalized offers are separate. This page never mixes them into the four public season-price lanes.
Before checkout
Installments are not month-to-month.
- Eligible buyers may see a non-cancelable installment plan. The payment count and amount depend on location, purchase method, and checkout, so this page does not publish a fixed installment schedule.
- For the clearest installment options, check out on the web. YouTube says iOS-app pricing may differ, and some mobile purchase methods can limit installment availability.
- As of the review date, Month-to-Month is not yet available for the 2026 season. Google says it will arrive closer to the season start; this page does not quote an unpublished monthly price.
- Current-season season-pass payments cannot be canceled or refunded. You can turn off auto-renewal for a future season. Availability, terms, embargoes, playback area, and device or billing restrictions apply.
Price eligibility
“New” means never bought Ticket through YouTube or YouTube TV.
Checkout—not this page—decides the actual account offer.
YouTube says the $240 season price is promotional pricing for people who have never purchased or subscribed to NFL Sunday Ticket through YouTube or YouTube TV. It is not a universal price.
YouTube treats a person who previously purchased NFL Sunday Ticket through YouTube or YouTube TV as returning.
YouTube says new-user pricing and discounts are not available in U.S. territories. Checkout controls final eligibility and price.
Direct official checkout
Verify the games. Then verify your price.
Availability, playback area, embargoes, eligibility, and checkout price can change. This link is direct and non-affiliate.
Evidence ledger
Official YouTube sources only.
Every price and coverage boundary above can be checked at the source. All links are direct and non-affiliate.
- 01NFL Sunday Ticket official product and offer termsYouTube TV · 2026 new-user and returning-user season prices, active-plan requirement, no-refund terms, and offer eligibilityOpen
- 02NFL Sunday Ticket pricing and billingYouTube TV Help · Add-on versus standalone paths, $82.99 YouTube TV recurring price, billing, and cancellation boundariesOpen
- 03NFL Sunday Ticket purchase optionsYouTube TV Help · Season-pass installments, location and purchase-method variation, non-cancelable payments, and Month-to-Month timingOpen
- 04NFL games available with NFL Sunday TicketYouTube Help · Standalone CBS and FOX scope and preseason, postseason, local, national, international, digital-exclusive, and select-game exclusionsOpen
- 05Get NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTubeYouTube Help · Standalone Primetime Channel availability, signup path, territory limits, and current-broadcast exclusionsOpen
- 06Get NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube TVYouTube TV Help · Add-on signup, active-plan requirement, combined game coverage, viewing-area rules, and local-channel caveatsOpen