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One of the best streaming services is gearing up for another price hike, and NBCU\u2019s Peacock is the latest platform to increase fees across all of its subscription models \u2014 marking the fourth price increase in four years.<\/p>\n
As mentioned, Peacock\u2019s price increases apply to all of its tiers for both monthly and annual plans. The new fees are as follows:<\/p>\n
As it is with every price hike, we can\u2019t imagine this will be met with the most welcoming reception. But Peacock added a statement to support the decision.<\/p>\n
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Either way, the price increases are going to be met with some hostility, but there\u2019s a number of savvy Redditors who are already finding workarounds to avoid succumbing to new subscription fees.<\/p>\n
One of the ways users are avoiding Peacock's price hike is through the YouTube Premium partnership. Once Peacock Premium lands on YouTube Premium, this will give you access to programming such as NFL and NBA coverage, as well as SNL, Love Island, and The Real Housewives franchise at no additional cost. Plus, you'll also be able to reap the many benefits of YouTube Premium features and have access to YouTube Music.<\/p>\n
Another user even pointed out that you could sign up to Walmart+ for $98 annually ($8.17\/ month), which gives you the option to choose between a free Paramount+ or Peacock subscription while making the most of other benefits such as free delivery on Walmart orders, savings on gas, in-store perks, and more.<\/p>\n
Alternatively, someone worked out that signing up to a $99 yearly subscription to Instacart+, an on-demand grocery delivery service that also gets you a free Peacock subscription, works out cheaper than signing up to Peacock Premium's standalone annual plan \u2014 which is crazy to think about.<\/p>\n
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Rowan is an Editorial Associate and Apprentice Writer for TechRadar. A recent addition to the news team, he is involved in generating stories for topics that spread across TechRadar's categories. His interests in audio tech and knowledge in entertainment culture help bring the latest updates in tech news to our readers.\u00a0<\/p>\n
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