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LOS ANGELES - Peacock is significantly raising its monthly subscription prices for its advertising-supported and ad-free tiers.

Vulture first reported the price hike.

Peacock will raise subscription prices

By the numbers:

Peacock confirmed that the price for Peacock Premium will increase by $3 to $10.99 per month and Premium Plus will also increase by $3 to $16.99 per month.

In this photo illustration, the Peacock logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen. (Credit: Thomas Fuller/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

In addition, Peacock’s annual price will now be $109.99/year for Premium and $169.99/year for Premium Plus.

The new prices will go into effect on July 23 for new customers, and Aug. 22 for existing customers.

Peacock testing ‘Select’ tier

Dig deeper:

Peacock also confirmed that it will begin testing a new Peacock "Select" tier, which will feature NBC and Bravo current seasons and a broad assortment of library titles. It will be priced at $7.99/mo and $79.99/year.

This Select tier will be a lower-cost way into the platform.

Coming off the massive success of "Love Island USA," Peacock will soon feature "Sunday Night Football," the NBA, WNBA, Premier League, Big Ten, the FIFA World Cup in Spanish, the Super Bowl LX, NBA All-Star Weekend, the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics and the Paralympics in February 2026.

Also coming to the service are Blockbuster movies like "Jurassic World Rebirth," "How to Train Your Dragon" and "Wicked: For Good."

"The Traitors" will also return, along with fan favorites from NBC and Bravo, like "Saturday Night Live," the WWE, "Real Housewives" and other franchises.