It’s no secret that streaming service prices have been on the rise, with Netflix, Apple TV Plus, Discovery Plus, and Disney Plus all increasing their costs this year. However, with Black Friday right around the corner, there are several streaming deals available that could help offset the recent price hikes.
One example of this is Paramount Plus, which has raised the price of its cheapest plan to $5.99 a month. However, the streaming service is currently offering a deal that allows new and returning subscribers to access the plan for just $1.99 per month – a significant discount. The same deal is available for the Paramount Plus with Showtime plan, which has been reduced to $3.96 per month from $11.99.
Another streaming service offering a Black Friday deal is Max, which is giving new and returning subscribers the chance to sign up for a six-month subscription to its ad-supported plan for $2.99 a month, as opposed to the regular price of $9.99. This plan provides access to popular shows and films such as The Last of Us and House of the Dragon.
Hulu is also getting in on the action with a Black Friday deal that allows subscribers to sign up for a year of its ad-supported tier for just 99 cents a month, working out to $11.88 for the whole year. This deal represents a significant saving on the usual $7.99 monthly fee.
Finally, Sling TV is taking 50 percent off the first month of any plan for new subscribers, as well as offering a free Amazon Fire TV Stick Lite with any package. The service offers live and on-demand TV channels, including popular networks such as CNN, Fox, NBC, Comedy Central, and Cartoon Network.
With so many streaming deals available, it’s a good time to take advantage of these discounts and make the most of your streaming subscription.