Live TV is getting a little more expensive on Hulu
The streamer is raising the price of its bundle to $55 per month beginning on Dec. 18, it revealed in aon Friday morning. That's an increase of 22 percent from the previous $45-per-month price tag. "The new price better reflects the substantial value of Hulu + Live TV and allows us to continue offering all of the popular live news, sports and entertainment programming included in the plan," the company wrote.
When Hulu first launchd its live TV offering in 2017, it cost just $40 per month. But the price has slowly crept up as the company has added more channels to the lineup.
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