YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV both have unlimited DVR space. The price difference between the two is negligible, but the ...

The two largest live TV streaming services on the market have a lot in common, but there are some major differences as well.

Plans and prices. Both YouTube TV and Hulu + Live TV make things pretty simple. Each has but a single plan, with a single price. YouTube TV costs $83 a month (you may occasionally find deals, though).

However, there are numerous live TV streaming choices available. Sling TV's basic monthly packages are $46 in most cities and Philo offers a small roster but packages AMC Plus access with it. But ...

More frustratingly, neither YouTube TV nor Hulu + Live TV includes 4K live streams with their entry-level, $73 or less, plans. Yes, some of Hulu's on-demand content is in 4K.

YouTube TV lets you stream to three different devices -- say, the living room TV, a bedroom TV and a tablet -- at the same time, while Hulu lets you stream to two.

YouTube TV's new $73 per month price isn't that much worse than Hulu's $70 per month price, but it's all enough for me to say "hey, let's spend a month on the other side of the fence." Especially ...

Hulu + Live TV vs YouTube TV content. Hulu + Live TV is one of the best live TV streaming services on the market. The streamer offers 95-plus channels, including local channels ABC, CBS, Fox and ...

YouTube TV will cost $82.99 for its basic plan starting on January 13, 2025. This is a $10 price increase from its previous $72.99. According to YouTube TV’s X account, the company explained the ...

Though the number of subscribers to each service is unknown, YouTube TV allows users to stream live television shows from popular networks like ABC, FOX, and ESPN, and Hulu Live TV gives users ...

YouTube TV said a year ago that it had 8 million subscribers, while Hulu + Live TV had 4.6 million subscribers and Fubo had 1.6 million subscribers, giving a combined offering 6.2 million subs ...

Hulu + Live TV and YouTube TV have similar sports coverage. They include CBS Sports Network, ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNews, ESPN U, FS1, FS2, Golf Channel, and NFL Network.