YouTube TV Customer FAQ

It's possible that the payment of $85.99 could be related to your YouTube TV subscription or a previous transaction. If you’re subscribed, it may be your monthly fee. Please check your account for any active subscriptions or services associated with that amount. If you need further clarification, there's a link to the most up-to-date contact information right here on this page.

There can be several reasons why your bill is higher than what was quoted. Promotional discounts may have expired, or additional channels, services, or add-ons could have been included in the billing period. Changes in pricing for the service, taxes, or fees could also contribute to the increase. It's advisable to review your current plan details and any communications from YouTube TV regarding changes in pricing or terms of service.

There is a link to the most up-to-date contact information right here on this page that you're viewing.

This charge could be related to a subscription to YouTube TV or another Google service. If you've recently signed up for a trial or a paid subscription, that amount might reflect your monthly fee. Check your account details for subscription confirmations or billing information. For the most accurate information regarding this charge, refer to the payment history in your Google account. If you need assistance, there is a link to the most up-to-date contact information right here on this page.

If you're experiencing a location error on YouTube TV, it may be due to inaccurate location settings or your IP address not matching your registered home address. Make sure your device's location settings are enabled and check that your home area is correctly set on your YouTube TV account. If needed, you can update your home location. Remember, YouTube TV must show local channels based on your home area. Check that you are watching from within the designated location for those channels to appear.