Overview
- YouTube notified subscribers on Friday that the individual plan will rise to S$15.98 per month and the family plan to S$31.98 per month, up from S$13.98 and S$27.98 respectively.
- The company said the hike is meant to help it continue improving Premium features and to support the creators and artists on the platform.
- New users who sign up after the announcement will be billed the higher rate right away, while current subscribers will see the new price on their first billing cycle at least 30 days later.
- Early reactions from Singapore users included reported cancellations on social channels and posts saying the family plan still offers value for households that share benefits across up to six members.
- This change follows a similar September 2024 increase and is part of a wider set of regional price adjustments that Google is rolling out for YouTube Premium around the world.