Hulu ups live TV bundle prices by $10 per month
The ad-free version will now be $70.99 per month
Hulu is raising its prices for live TV packages.
Variety reports that the streamer will hike prices by $10 per month beginning on Dec. 18, about a year after their last increase. The change will apply to new and existing subscribers.
$64.99 will now be the monthly price of Hulu + Live TV with ads while the ad-free bundle will now cost $70.99 per month.
Aside from Hulu's own catalog, over 65 live channels will be included with both bundles including ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX.
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Hulu's live television bundles will increase by $10 per month, just as they did last year. (Photo by Chesnot/Getty Images)
A Hulu subscription without and live television bundles will remain at just $5.99 per month with ads, the outlet reports, and $11.99 without.
Hulu's live TV streaming platform is the largest in the US, rivaling services like YouTube TV, Sling TV and more with 4.1 million subscribers.
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In total, the streamer boasts 36.6 million subscribers, with most opting for just the VOD subscription.
In addition to the four major broadcast networks, Hulu + Live TV offers a slew of high-profile cable channels such as Disney-owned ESPN, FX, Freeform and Disney Channel.
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Additionally, FS1, CNN, TNT, TBS, Bravo, Food Network, Lifetime, USA, Cartoon Network, MSNBC and Fox News are offered with the bundle.
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Two screens can stream different channels with the live TV bundle, and 60 hours of content can be recorded, with upgrade options available.