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Super Bowl Commercials 2027: What to Expect

Super Bowl 2027 commercials will cost brands over $7 million for 30 seconds. We preview the biggest advertisers, trends to watch, and why Super Bowl ads have become as anticipated as the game itself.

Sarah Chen
Sarah Chen

Business Correspondent

March 7, 20252 min read7,430 views
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Super Bowl Commercials 2027: What to Expect
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Super Bowl commercials are as much a part of the event as the football itself. For Super Bowl LXI in 2027, expect advertisers to spend $7–8 million per 30-second spot — continuing the steady year-over-year increase that has made the Super Bowl the most expensive advertising real estate in television history.

How Much Do Super Bowl 2027 Commercials Cost?

A 30-second spot during Super Bowl LXI is projected to cost approximately $7.5–8 million, up from $6.5 million in 2024 and $7 million in 2025. The cost has nearly doubled over the past decade. For a complete history of Super Bowl ad pricing, see our Super Bowl commercial cost guide.

Who Are the Biggest Super Bowl Advertisers?

The biggest recurring Super Bowl advertisers include Anheuser-Busch/Budweiser, which has advertised in nearly every Super Bowl since the 1970s. Automotive brands including Ford, Chevrolet, and Toyota are consistent major buyers. Technology companies — Apple, Google, Amazon, Samsung — spend heavily on Super Bowl slots. Candy and snack brands including Doritos, M&M's, and Pepsi are perennial participants. In recent years, streaming services, cryptocurrency platforms (before the 2022 crash), and financial technology companies have emerged as major spenders.

Why Are Super Bowl Ads So Expensive?

The Super Bowl is the only television event that consistently guarantees over 100 million live viewers — a number that has been declining for most other TV formats. The combination of live viewership, social media discussion (ads generate millions of shares and views before and after the game), and cultural staying power makes the price justifiable for major brands. A truly memorable Super Bowl ad — like Apple's 1984 commercial, Budweiser's Clydesdale spots, or Old Spice's "The Man Your Man Could Smell Like" — becomes a permanent part of pop culture.

2027 Commercial Trends to Watch

Several trends are expected to shape Super Bowl 2027 advertising. AI-generated elements in commercials have grown, with brands using generative AI for visual effects and personalization. Celebrity-driven spots remain dominant — A-list actors, musicians, and athletes appear in nearly every major Super Bowl commercial. Nostalgia marketing, which relies on throwback themes and legacy brand imagery, continues to perform well. For the full history and rankings of Super Bowl commercials, see our Super Bowl commercials page.

Where to Watch Super Bowl Commercials Online

Most major advertisers release their Super Bowl commercials on YouTube before or immediately after the game. YouTube has become the primary destination for commercial replays, with many ads receiving tens of millions of additional views online. For game day viewing, see our how to watch guide.

Key Takeaways

  • Super Bowl 2027 is scheduled for February 2027
  • The Philadelphia Eagles are the defending champions (Super Bowl LIX, 2025)
  • The Super Bowl draws 115–130 million viewers annually in the US
  • A 30-second commercial spot costs approximately $6.5–7 million
  • Tom Brady holds the record with 7 Super Bowl victories
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Frequently Asked Questions

Super Bowl 2027 is scheduled for the first Sunday of February 2027. The exact date has not yet been officially confirmed by the NFL, but it is expected to fall on February 2 or February 9, 2027.

Sarah Chen

Sarah Chen

Business Correspondent

Sports business journalist, advertising industry analyst

Sarah Chen covers the business side of the Super Bowl including commercials, sponsorships, and the massive economic impact the game generates each year.

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