Full List of Channels on YouTube TV
YouTube TV is a live streaming service, similar to Fubo TV and Sling TV, that works as a solid replacement for traditional cable. With a monthly subscription, you get access to all the included channels without paying extra for each one the way cable companies often charge.
The big advantage over cable? You don’t need an actual TV at home. You can stream YouTube TV on pretty much any internet-connected device: desktops, gaming consoles (PlayStation and Xbox), laptops, smartphones, tablets, smart projectors, and TVs.
If you’ve got a Google TV smart projector or TV in your living room, YouTube TV integrates directly with Google TV. That means the live sports, movies, and shows you watch on the platform will show up right on your home screen.
Below, we’ll break down the cost of each YouTube TV plan and list every channel you get with each one.
How Much Does YouTube TV Cost?
The Base Plan runs $72.99 per month and includes over 85 channels. YouTube TV sometimes runs promotions that knock $10 off for the first three months, so keep an eye out for that. Every plan includes unlimited DVR recording, up to six accounts per household, and three simultaneous streams.
YouTube TV is also one of the few live streaming services that still offers a free trial, so you can test it before committing.
If you speak Spanish, there’s an optional Spanish Plan add-on with 28 extra channels for $14.99 per month. T-Mobile customers also get $10 off their monthly bill through a partnership between T-Mobile and YouTube TV.
Which Channels are Available on YouTube TV?
YouTube TV covers a wide range of categories: entertainment and lifestyle, news, live sports, and kids’ programming. Out of the 85+ channels, you’ll find roughly 45 entertainment channels, 15 news channels, close to 20 sports channels, and about 10 kids channels.
Here’s everything broken down by category:
Entertainment
Entertainment makes up over 65% of YouTube TV’s channel lineup. These include:
AMC (American Movie Classics),
BET (Black Entertainment Television),
Bravo,
Comedy Central,
Comet,
Court TV,
Cozi TV,
Discovery Channel,
Entertainment!,
Game Show,
Hallmark Movies and Mysteries,
IFC (Independent Film Channel),
Justice Central, MTV (Music Television),
MNT (My Network TV),
National Geographic,
National Geographic Wild,
NBC (National Broadcasting Corporation),
OWN (Oprah Winfrey Network),
Oxygen,
Paramount Plus,
PBS (Public Broadcasting Service),
Pop,
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Sundance,
SYFY channel,
TBS (Turner Broadcasting Service),
TCM (Turner Classic Movies),
Television Land,
The CW,
TGC (The Great Courses),
TNT (Turner Network Television),
VH (Video Hits One),
We Television.
Kids Channels
Animal Planet,
CN (Cartoon Network),
Disney Channel,
Disney Junior,
FF (Freeform),
Nickelodeon Cartoons,
Nickelodeon Channel,
Nickelodeon Junior,
Nickelodeon Teens,
PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) Kids,
Universal Kids.
Live Sports
CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System),
ESPN 1 and 2,
ESPN Sports News,
ESPNU,
FS (Fox Sports) 1 and 2,
IW (Impact Wrestling),
MLB (Major League Baseball) Network,
NBA (National Basketball Association) TV,
NBC (National Broadcasting Corp.)
Golf,
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NFL (National Football League) Network,
Olympic Games Channel,
SNY (SportsNet New York).
News Channels
ABC (American Broadcasting Corp.),
BBC (British Broadcasting Corp.)
America and World News, CNBC (Consumer News and Business Channel),
CNN (Cable News Network),
ESPN News,
Fox Business News,
Fox LiveNow,
Fox Weather,
NBC (National Broadcasting Corp.)
News Now,
NBC Universal,
News National,
TYT (The Young Turks),
TWC (The Weather Channel).
Premium Channels
YouTube TV also offers a bunch of premium channels. These cost extra on top of your base plan. The upside is that premium subscribers get uncensored content.
Billing for these channels is handled directly through YouTube TV, so you don’t need to visit a separate website to manage payments. All premium channels show up on your YouTube TV home screen, though you can only watch the ones you’ve paid for.
Here are some of the premium add-on channels available on YouTube TV:
AMC+ (American Movie Classics) ($6.99/mo.)
Acorn TV ($5.99/mo.)
Cinemax ($9.99/mo.)
CD (Comedy Dynamics) ($4.99/mo.)
CS (Curiosity Stream) ($2.99/mo.)
Docudrama ($4.99/mo.)
Dove ($4.99/mo.)
Entertainment Plus bundle ($19.99/mo.)
Epix ($5.99/mo.)
Fandom ($3.99/mo.)
Fox Nation ($5.99/mo.)
Hallmark Movies Now ($5.99/mo.)
HBO (Home Box Office) ($14.99/mo.)
HBO (Home Box Office) Max ($14.99/mo.)
IFC (Independent Film Channel) Films Unlimited ($5.99/mo.)
MLB (Major League Baseball) ($26.99/mo.)
NBA (National Basketball Association) League Pass ($39.99/mo.)
Pattaya ($5.99/mo.)
STARZ ($8.99/mo.)
We TV Plus: ($5.99/mo.)
That’s the full breakdown of channels available on YouTube TV. You get a lot of content for a fraction of what cable typically costs. If you want to try it out, head to the YouTube TV page and sign up for a free trial to see if it works for you.
