YouTube Premium subscribers in several countries will soon have to pay more for the ad-free service.
Google has confirmed new price increases in parts of Europe and Singapore. The higher prices will take effect on subscribers’ next billing date on or after September 23, 2026.
The price increases range from around 10% to 15%, depending on the country. In some European countries, the price of an individual plan will rise from €13.99 to €15.99. In Finland, the price will increase from €14.99 to €16.99.
In Romania, the monthly cost of the individual plan will increase from RON 29 to RON 32.
In Singapore, the individual plan will increase from $13.98 to $15.98. The Family plan will also rise from $27.98 to $31.98, marking one of the largest increases in the latest round of price changes.
YouTube Premium prices had already increased in the United States several months ago, with some plans rising by as much as $4 per month. Google has not announced all the new price changes at the same time and is instead revealing them gradually.
YouTube Premium does not increase its prices often, but when it does, the changes usually affect several markets over a period of months rather than all countries at the same time.
