YouTube announced pricing for its highly-anticipated new Sunday Ticket package, and it’s not cheap. Brace yourselves because access to this season’s games will cost anywhere from $249 to $489, depending on which package you choose. But wait, it gets even more confusing. The pricing structure is enough to make anyone feel like they like took a hard hit on the field .stk-5f5dc1e{box-shadow:0 5px 5px 0 rgba(18,63,82,0.035) !important} Here’s how much it’ll cost you: for the basic season-long package of out-of-market games, early birds who sign up during the presale period will pay $249. But if you miss the presale, that price goes up to $349. And if you want to add the RedZone channel to your package, that’s an additional $40 during the presale or $90 if you miss it. Alternatively, you can opt for the Sports Plus add-on for $10.99 per month to access just RedZone channel. YouTube’s Sunday Ticket package pricing: Package TypePresale PriceRegular PriceYouTube TV Subscriber – Basic$249$349YouTube TV Subscriber – Basic + RedZone$289$389YouTube TV Subscriber – RedZone only$10.99/monthN/APrimetime Channels Subscriber – Basic$349$449Primetime Channels Subscriber – Basic + RedZone$389$489 Now, we’re not going to sugarcoat it – the price tag is steep. But let’s not forget that Sunday Ticket has always been expensive. Last year, when the package was distributed by DirecTV, the base Sunday Ticket package cost $293.94. So while YouTube’s pricing may seem steep, it’s not too far off from what fans have paid in the past. To sweeten the deal, YouTube is developing some…YouTube’s NFL Sunday Ticket pricing: touchdown or fumble?