YouTube Premium Cost Around the World

Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority

YouTube Premium offers more than just ad-free viewing. Users also get background and offline play, access to millions of songs and podcasts on YouTube Music, and exclusive content. While the cost for US subscribers is $13.99 per month, the price varies between nations. We have compiled the YouTube Premium cost around the world to see if Americans could potentially access it at a lower price.

We are only considering the cost of the Individual Plan in this comparison. The cost of family and student plans, as well as the savings from an annual subscription, are proportionate to the Individual Plan and do not impact our comparison.

The cost of YouTube Premium ranges from just $1.05 in Argentina to $18.35 in Switzerland. The table below shows the monthly subscription price in local currency for each country, as well as the equivalent US dollar value.

At the time of writing, the cheapest place to get YouTube Premium is Argentina, where the monthly plan costs just $1.05. On the other hand, Switzerland has the most expensive plan at $18.35 per month.

While using a VPN to access YouTube Premium from another country may seem like a potential solution, it is not recommended. It is likely to be more complicated than simply changing your IP address, and could potentially result in account suspension if discovered.

There are three main reasons why the price of YouTube Premium varies across the world. One reason is that the content available in each country differs due to licensing and regulations. Another reason is that YouTube charges what it thinks users will pay. Finally, exchange rates also play a role in determining pricing.

FAQs

Is it legal to buy YouTube Premium from another country?It may not be illegal to buy YouTube Premium from another country, but it is likely against YouTube’s terms of service.

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