YouTube TV has reached a new agreement with Paramount to maintain its content, just days after the warning that he could lose access. This means that CBS, CBS Sports, Nickelodeon, Paramount Plus, Showtime and Bet Plus will remain available for subscribers.

Initially, YouTube TV had offered an $8 credit if Paramount channels were unavailable for an extended time, but after extending negotiations, the companies came to an agreement. YouTube has not disclosed whether the deal will impact subscription prices. However, given the recent $10 price has risen to $82.99 in December, users are looking at potential hikes.

Streaming services like Fubo, Hulu + Live TV and Sling TV have also increased their prices as content costs rose and more customers moved away from traditional cables. YouTube TV hasn't confirmed whether to raise the price again, but it tells users the changes before they happen as they are guaranteed.