The Best Deals on Streaming Services Right Now

The Best Deals on Streaming Services Right Now

Streaming services have basically come full circle: What started as a cheap alternative to cable TV has now become an expensive cultural staple in its own right, as price hikes and crackdowns on password sharing have made subscribing to multiple streaming services just as expensive, if not more so, than most conventional cable plans.

Luckily, there are often discounts, deals, and loopholes to exploit that can make streaming more affordable—and sometimes even free. Here are the best deals you can get right now on all the major streamers.

This month's best streaming deals

This month, you can get a year of Paramount+ for half the price or get a free month. Also, the new triple bundle takes the spotlight for saving people some money over signing up for each streaming service individually.

Here are the best deals on everything else right now:

Amazon Prime Video

Check out what's new on Prime Video this month, as well as the best shows and movies to watch this month.

AMC+

Apple TV+

Check out the best original series from Apple TV.

Curiosity Stream

DirecTV Stream

  • You can get two years of Max, Showtime, Starz, MGM+, and Cinemax with the purchase of the Premier package starting at $149.99 per month (save $10 per month).

  • You can get DirecTV Sports Pack free for a month and save $14.99 with the Ultimate Plan.

  • For football season, you can get DirectTV Stream for $49.99 per month for the first three months then $79.99 per month (save $30 per month).

Discovery+

  • You can get a seven-day free trial, but make sure to cancel after the trial to avoid being charged $8.99 per month.

Disney+

Check out what's new on Disney+ this month.

FuboTV

Hulu

Check out what's new on Hulu this month.

Max

Check out what's new on Max this month and the best movies and TV shows to stream this month.

MGM+

Netflix

  • If you’re a Verizon customer, you can get a year of Netflix for free when you buy certain annual subscriptions through +play.

  • If you’re a Verizon customer, you can get Netflix for a year if you buy an annual subscription to STARZ or AMC+ through +play (save $240 for the year). Read the FAQ here.

  • Verizon subscribers who have myPlan have the option to include a Netflix and Max bundle package with ads for just $10 monthly per line (save $6.98 per month).

  • You can save on Netflix if you’re a T-Mobile customer with a Go5G plan (save $9.99 per month on Netflix Standard with ads).

Check out what's new on Netflix this month and the best movies and TV shows to stream this week.

NFL+

Paramount+

Check out what's new on Paramount+ and Showtime this month.

Peacock

Here are the best original Peacock shows worth watching.

Philo

Showtime

Sling TV

Starz

  • You can get a Starz subscription for $4.99 for 3 months.

Vudu

  • No current deals for Vudu.

YouTube TV



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