‘Tis the season for Black Friday streaming deals!
Black Friday is nearly here, and it is one of the best times of the year to give a new streaming service a shot or return to one at a great low price since most services are offering some of their lowest prices of the year.
From a year of Hulu for $12 to 90% off to a year of Peacock Premium for $20, there’s no limit to all of the amazing shows and movies you’ll find by giving some new services a try at lower prices.
Below, we’ve rounded up a variety of different services offering great deals this year ahead of Black Friday.
All of these deals are available for a limited time only, so don’t let them pass you by.
Hulu
For a limited time, you can get one year of Hulu (With Ads) for just $1/month (down from $9.99/month) — that’s $12 for an entire year of Hulu and savings of $108.
Disney+ and Hulu Bundle
For just $2 more per month than Hulu on its own, score Hulu and Disney+ if you subscribe through the Disney+ website. You’ll get 12 months of the Disney+ and Hulu duo basic (with ads) for $2.99/month.
Max
From now through December 2, Max (with limited ads) is just $2.99/month, down from the standard $9.99/month price tag.
Peacock
This year, Peacock is offering up two deals that will let you save on a year of streaming. You can get one year of the ad-supported plan for $19.99, or get six months of Peacock with ads for $1.99/month if you prefer to pay month-by-month.
Paramount+
Paramount+’s limited-time offer will get you your first two months of Paramount+ for $2.99/month rather than the normal $7.99. Stream Lioness, Landman, all things Star Trek, and next-day CBS titles for less.
Paramount+ with Showtime
Paramount+ is offering the same deal on their premium plan, which includes Showtime’s streaming catalog, no ads, and more live sports. Instead of $12.99/month, you’ll get your first two for $2.99/month.
Starz
Get your first two months of Starz for just $2.75/month when you subscribe via Prime Video channels — just in time for Outlander season!
ESPN+
Get one year of live sports, documentaries and more for the price of nine months with ESPN+’s Black Friday offer.
Hallmark+
The newly rebranded Hallmark+ is just $2/month ahead of Black Friday — just in time for Hallmark season to truly begin! Catch holiday favorites from the Hallmark catalog, plus new original series, movies, and more.
AMC+
An AMC+ subscription is essentially five services in one; stream the AMC catalog, plus MGM+, Shudder, IFC Films Unlimited, and Sundance Now for just $2.50 over two months.
MGM+
Watch hit original series like Godfather of Harlem and FROM plus hit movies from the MGM catalog, like Bottoms and Blink Twice all for one low price.
BritBox
Stream the best British soaps, talk shows, game shows, and more the same day they air in England all from the comfort of your home in America with a subscription to BritBox.
Acorn TV
If you want even more British TV in the US and particularly love mysteries, this is the service for you with classics like Midsomer Murders and originals like Agatha Raisin.
Crunchyroll
Catch up on all the latest and greatest in anime, including Dan Da Dan, One Piece, My Hero Academia, and Jujutsu Kaisen.
BET+
BET+ has no shortage of movies, plus original series, reality shows like Love and Hip Hop, all things Tyler Perry and classics like Martin.
PBS Documentaries
PBS is kind of known for its documentaries, right? This service is full of ’em, from history to nature to science and tech, including all of the films and series from documentarian Ken Burns.
PBS Kids
With classics like Arthur and new shows like Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood and City Island, keep kids entertained with fun, educational series for days.
Great American Pure Flix
Great American Pure Flix gives you an all access pass to Great American Family’s uplifting, family-friendly movies — with a particular emphasis on Christmas this time of year.
Cinemax
Cinemax is a service full of popular movies, new and old. Right now, you can check out films like First Man, Widows, The VVitch, and Aliens among many others.
When is Thanksgiving 2024?
Turkey Day will be celebrated this year on Thursday, November 28, 2024.
When is Black Friday 2024?
After Thanksgiving, get ready for a marathon of shopping events, kicking off on Friday, November 29, 2024.
Are early Black Friday deals worth it?
After years of experience, we say yes! We recommend shopping early discounts on top products that are at high risk of selling out, including gift favorites like video games, headphones, TVs and more.
Can I shop Black Friday sales online, too?
Yes, most retailers match their in-store Black Friday sales online, too, so consumers have the ultimate choice of shopping IRL or from the comfort of their home.
Why is it called “Black Friday”?
Black Friday, despite being a massive day for retailers and the economy, still symbolizes the dark side of consumerism, drawing memories of violent crowds competing for limited merchandise. However, internet shopping has introduced a safer and more positive shopping experience, as retailers and e-tailers see continued record-breaking sales without the morbid mob mentality kicking off the holiday gifting season.
When is Cyber Monday 2024?
This year’s online shopping extravaganza will take place on Monday, December 2, 2024.
Is Black Friday or Cyber Monday better?
It depends on the retailer! In some cases, Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales are one in the same. But for others, the sale events are weighed differently, featuring different brands and products at various price points following Thanksgiving Day.
Cyber Monday traditionally offers stores the chance to drop deeper discounts on on-sale items, though shoppers beware: waiting for the final sale day comes with the risk of your coveted products selling out.
Where can I find the best deals?
Follow along on Decider’s shopping page for the very best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals.
This article was written by Angela Tricarico, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Decider. Angela keeps readers up to date with cord-cutter-friendly deals, how to watch your favorite sports teams and movies on each streaming service and the very best in tech, like soundbars, to enhance your viewing experience. Not only does Angela test and compare the services, devices and merch she writes about, but she’s also a superfan specializing in the intersection of shopping, tech and pop culture. Prior to joining Decider and the New York Post in 2023, she wrote about streaming and consumer tech at Insider Reviews.
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