YouTube is now the home of every World Cup broadcast — here's how much it will cost

This week, YouTube announced updates that will help you stream the FIFA World Cup this summer via its Primetime Channels offerings. You'll also get access to reality shows from Bravo and Fox, as well as other sports.Starting on June 1, FOX One is available on Primetime Channels, with Peacock coming soon. You'll be able to sign up for both streaming services directly on YouTube in the platform's storefront.What it costs and what you'll get

(Image credit: Fox)Fox One is available for $19.99 per month. This will get you access to all Fox content and live Fox channels.Once the World Cup kicks off on June 11, you'll be able to watch all 104 matches via the Fox One subscription.Outside of the beautiful game, you will have access to Fox News, Fox Sports, and local Fox channels. Plus series like "MasterChef" and "Memory of a Killer."Additionally, you can watch local and national news channels, Fox Sports and series like MasterChef and Memory of a Killer.If you're interested in Peacock, when that arrives, the Premium Plus version will get you $16.99 a month. You'll get access to NBC content, Universal movies, and NBC sports, including coverage of the MLB, Olympics, NBA and NFL.Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips.For just the World Cup, that's $19.99 per month. Add in Peacock, and it'll cost you $36.98 a month.YouTube says more Primetime Channels are in the works, but currently you can access things like HBO Max, Paramount Plus and NFL Sunday Ticket without having to bounce between different apps.World Cup coverage