Fox One, Peacock join YouTube Primetime Channels
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YouTube’s Primetime Channels has added Fox One and Peacock.
Fox One will be priced at $19.99 a month via YouTube’s streaming marketplace, while Peacock Premium Plus is $16.99 a month. This pricing is the same as buying directly from the streamers.
The addition of Fox One comes at a key time — Fox Sports is carrying the English-language broadcasts of all 104 2026 FIFA World Cup matches.
Users will also get access to Fox One’s complete lineup of entertainment, commentary and sports content, including shows that air on the company’s broadcast network and cable properties.
Peacock, meanwhile, includes NBCUniversal content, including NBC and Bravo shows. NBCU held on to Bravo after spinning off most of its linear cable brands, including MS NOW, CNBC and Golf Channel.
Initially, Fox One and Peacock are only available to Primetime Channels users in the U.S., but the company noted it plans to expand the offering globally, including Mexico and India, later in 2026.
YouTube Primetime Channels allows users to buy access to various streamers using their Google accounts, with the convenience of consolidated billing.
It currently includes NFL Sunday Ticket, HBO Max, Paramount+ and others. While introductory rates are sometimes offered, there are generally no bundled savings available via the offering.
Despite its name, the service offers access to all programming — not just primetime shows — including any linear feeds spanning all dayparts that are included in each streamer’s package.



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