Peacock Premium will be bundled with YouTube Premium for U.S. subscribers beginning in early 2027, giving millions of people seamless access to Peacock’s full library of live sports, movies, and shows directly inside the YouTube experience.
The multiyear deal between NBCUniversal and YouTube means all Peacock content—including NFL and NBA games, Universal films, Bravo originals such as the Real Housewives franchise, and series like Love Island USA—will be available to YouTube Premium members without leaving the platform.
YouTube reports more than 125 million Premium subscribers globally; the U.S. portion of that base will gain the ad-supported Peacock Premium tier as part of their existing membership.
Peacock Premium, which normally costs $10.99 per month on its own, will be ingested into YouTube so viewers can watch within the familiar YouTube interface rather than switching apps. The arrangement expands an existing partnership and also extends distribution deals involving YouTube TV and Comcast platforms.
Separately, Peacock Premium will become available later this summer as a standalone add-on through YouTube Primetime Channels, joining the already-available Peacock Premium Plus tier (currently $16.99 per month with limited ads).
This gives non-Premium YouTube users another convenient way to subscribe and watch Peacock content without leaving the YouTube app. The broader agreement aims to keep more entertainment in one place, pairing YouTube’s ad-free viewing, downloads, background play, and YouTube Music with Peacock’s sports, films, and series.
Additional details on exact pricing for any bundled plans and precise launch timing are expected in the coming months.

