If you’re constantly frustrated by the rising costs of streaming services, you’re not alone. This year has been particularly disappointing, with Disney+ and HBO Max being some of the services whose prices have increased recently.
If you’re like any of us at Engadget, you probably subscribe to more than a few of these services, and the costs add up quickly, even without an increase in term value. While you can find the occasional streaming deal throughout the year, Cyber Monday is the time when they are most abundant. Although Cyber Monday is over, some of the best Cyber Monday streaming deals are still available today. These are the best you can still get this year; Just note that to get the deal you must be either a new customer, or a returning customer who has not been a paying customer during hot times.
Best Cyber Monday Streaming Deals
Paramount+ – two months of Essentials or Premium for $6: This Cyber Monday deal reduces the monthly price of the Paramount+ tier to just $6, or $3 per month for two months. Clearly the better deal is on the Premium plan, which usually costs $13 per month. This deal ends on December 2.
Starz – $12 a year: Pay in advance for a year and you can get over $50 off an annual subscription to Stars. There’s also a month-to-month option, which costs $3 per month for the first three months if you don’t want to commit for the entire year. Either option gives you access to the entire Starz TV and movie library for offline viewing and no ads.
MasterClass – Up to 50% off on annual subscription: The MasterClass Cyber Monday deal offers 50 percent off most membership levels when you pay for a year in advance. The Premium tier, the most expensive option, usually costs $20 per month, but now you’ll only have to pay $10 per month for a year. This gives you access to the entire MasterClass content library, offline viewing, and up to six simultaneous streams.
Audible – three months for $3: For literally $1 per month, you can get access to Audible’s massive library of published audiobooks, podcasts, and Audible Originals (which can be anything from never-before-heard books to live performances). It’s only three months, after which you must cancel or renew at the regular price, but an audiobibliophile can listen to a lot in 90 days.
fuboTV – Up to $30 off your first month: Fubo is arguably the best live TV streaming service for sports, and now new customers can save up to $30 on their first month. You’ll get that discount if you subscribe to the Elite plan, which typically costs $95 per month and provides access to 325 channels, including ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox, and also includes ESPN Unlimited. If you’re looking for a more affordable plan, the News + Sports tier has a $10 discount for new subscribers.
DirecTV – Starting at $50/month for one month: All DirecTV Signature packages are now up to $45 off for your first month when you sign up. If you choose the base “Entertainment” package, you’ll spend $50 for the first month and get access to over 90 channels, including several local stations as well as ESPN, ESPN 2, and Fox Sports 1. You’ll also be able to watch on the go with the DirecTV mobile app.
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