New Peacock customers will see the price difference on July 18, just before the Olympics start.
Peacock is raising its subscription prices for the second time in the last year as a way to capitalize on the Summer Olympics in Paris that will be streamed on the platform.
NBC News, which shares the parent company Comcast with Peacock, said the prices will increase by $2. That will make the streaming service’s basic subscription $7.99 a month and its ad-free option $13.99 a month. New Peacock customers will see the price difference on July 18, just before the Olympics start, while current customers won’t see the price changes until after Aug. 17, according to NBC.
Last August, Peacock raised the monthly price of its ad-supported version to $5.99 and its ad-free option to $11.99 per month.
According to NBC, Peacock has 34 million subscribers accounting for approximately 1.3% of the television market.
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