Peloton announced YouTube TV as its official entertainment hub partner, as members can now watch live and on-demand shows on various live channels and cable networks like ABC, ESPN, FOX, and more.
The All-Access membership provides the subscribers an endless streaming option for their favorite movies, TV shows, and live sports on their Peloton Bike, Tread, or Row.
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Peloton Enhances Workout With Entertainment from YouTube TV
The new partnership offers the members an opportunity to combine fitness and entertainment, hitting two goals at the same time. Peloton also emphasized its continuous commitment to bring fitness anytime and anywhere.
"We are empowering our Members to lean into what they love, like catching up on their favorite show or rooting for their home team, to help inspire them on their fitness journey," senior vice president of Music and Content Partnership at Peloton, Gwen Bethel Riley, shared.
Previously, Peloton collaborated with the NBA's premium live game subscription service, NBA League Pass. Members could stream live and on-demand NBA and WNBA games across the entertainment hub on Peloton devices through this partnership.
YouTube TV on Peloton Offerings
To fully enhance and enjoy the workout, members must sign up or connect their existing YouTube TV account to unlock the app on their Peloton equipment. Once logged in, subscribers can choose from over 100 live channels and cable networks like ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, ESPN, and more through YouTube TV.
A Peloton membership costs $24 per month for the Guide Membership, while the All-Access Membership is priced at $44 a month. The company also offers a 60-day free trial for its customers before deducting the regular price rate.
On the other hand, the Peloton Bike can be rented for $89 a month, and it is already equipped with Bike+. Meanwhile, the YouTube TV subscription costs $72.99 a month and comes with a 20-minute free preview.
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