With the start of streaming’s annual holiday season, many major providers are offering Black Friday deals in an effort to lure customers.
Disney is offering a bundle of Disney+ and Hulu for $4.99 per month for a year, which is more than half off the regular price of $12.99.
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Current Disney+, Hulu, ESPN Select and ESPN Unlimited subscribers are not eligible for the Black Friday deal. This includes standalone subscribers, bundled subscribers, and those who subscribe through third parties such as Charter Communications’ Spectrum cable and broadband service.
HBO Max is also offering a sweet deal, letting eligible customers sign up for its Basic with Ads plan at $2.99 per month for the first 12 months, which is a 70% discount from the original price of $10.99. The Black Friday offer is available to both new and returning customers at HBOMax.com, Apple, Google Play, Roku, Samsung, Xumo and other select partners through Monday, December 1. New HBO Max subscribers on Amazon Fire TV are also eligible for the deal.
Additionally, the Walmart+ bundle will be $49 per year, giving members free access to Peacock’s premium tier.
Similarly, Paramount+ is slashing the starting price of $59.99 for its annual plan by 50%. The service is also available through Walmart+, which is offered for $49 per year.
Starz, one of the few completely ad-free players in streaming, has two Black Friday deals available through Monday through the company’s own site as well as distribution partners Hulu and Amazon. Allows a customer to pay $3 per month for the first three months, a 73% discount on the full rate of $11.99. The second offers an annual subscription for $11.99, about $1 per month, which is 83% less than the regular cost.
Fox One, which launched last August with a portfolio of Fox Corp. networks and streaming fare, is giving subscribers a 50% discount on the first two months ($9.99 per month compared to $19.99) and 25% off the first 12 months. The deal begins on Thanksgiving Day, giving viewers of Tubi, the company’s free, ad-supported service, early access to the discount. Thanksgiving figures to be a big day for Fox in terms of the NFL, with a key game between division rivals Detroit Lions and the Green Bay Packers.
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