Black Friday Streaming Deals Bring Much Needed Relief to Subscribers
A testy year for streaming services has seen constant price hikes, making discounts all the more crucial. In response, numerous popular streaming platforms are offering significant savings to new and returning subscribers alike. While some of these offers have already begun rolling out, others will be available during Black Friday sales.
For those who've been holding off due to rising costs, a Disney+ Hulu bundle stands out as one of the most compelling deals. With this package, customers can enjoy both services for just $60 per year - half the normal cost. While the offer is only applicable to new subscribers and those returning after an extended break, it's a significant advantage.
Meanwhile, Apple TV+ has launched its own Black Friday sale, offering six months of access for just $36. This equates to a monthly price of $6, making it an attractive option for fans of its popular shows like 'Silo', 'The Morning Show', and 'For All Mankind'. However, there's one crucial catch: subscribers must purchase directly from Apple TV+ rather than through a third-party service.
HBO Max has also entered the fray with a year-long subscription deal for just $36. This represents an impressive saving of over 70% on the standard monthly rate. Although this offer is available on the ad-supported tier, which typically costs $11 per month, it still provides a substantial discount at $3 per month.
Additionally, Sling TV has started offering one-day passes to its Orange package for just $1, significantly cheaper than the usual price of four dollars. This offers users 24 hours of access to over 30 channels, including ESPN and CNN.
Paramount+ has also launched a Black Friday sale with discounts on both its Essential and Premium tiers. Both options now come at a reduced monthly cost of $6 for two months, with the Premium plan saving subscribers around $7 per month. This is an exceptional offer, particularly considering Paramount+'s typical pricing.
Audible has entered the fray by offering three months of access to its vast library of audiobooks and podcasts at a rate of just $1 per month, plus a $20 Audible credit. Although this offer expires after 90 days, it represents a remarkable value for listeners who can pack in plenty of listening during that time.
Starz has launched its own Black Friday deal with one-year subscriptions starting at $12, offering users access to its extensive TV and movie library without ads.
MasterClass is also participating with discounts on all subscription tiers. Those who pay upfront can enjoy up to 50% savings on annual plans, making it a worthwhile option for those interested in its content.
Lastly, Plex has launched its own Black Friday sale by offering a lifetime pass for $150 - significantly cheaper than the usual price. This represents an attractive deal for those looking to organize their digital media collection or access various streaming services.
Other platforms, including Fubo TV and DirecTV, are also participating in Black Friday sales with discounts on specific plans.
A testy year for streaming services has seen constant price hikes, making discounts all the more crucial. In response, numerous popular streaming platforms are offering significant savings to new and returning subscribers alike. While some of these offers have already begun rolling out, others will be available during Black Friday sales.
For those who've been holding off due to rising costs, a Disney+ Hulu bundle stands out as one of the most compelling deals. With this package, customers can enjoy both services for just $60 per year - half the normal cost. While the offer is only applicable to new subscribers and those returning after an extended break, it's a significant advantage.
Meanwhile, Apple TV+ has launched its own Black Friday sale, offering six months of access for just $36. This equates to a monthly price of $6, making it an attractive option for fans of its popular shows like 'Silo', 'The Morning Show', and 'For All Mankind'. However, there's one crucial catch: subscribers must purchase directly from Apple TV+ rather than through a third-party service.
HBO Max has also entered the fray with a year-long subscription deal for just $36. This represents an impressive saving of over 70% on the standard monthly rate. Although this offer is available on the ad-supported tier, which typically costs $11 per month, it still provides a substantial discount at $3 per month.
Additionally, Sling TV has started offering one-day passes to its Orange package for just $1, significantly cheaper than the usual price of four dollars. This offers users 24 hours of access to over 30 channels, including ESPN and CNN.
Paramount+ has also launched a Black Friday sale with discounts on both its Essential and Premium tiers. Both options now come at a reduced monthly cost of $6 for two months, with the Premium plan saving subscribers around $7 per month. This is an exceptional offer, particularly considering Paramount+'s typical pricing.
Audible has entered the fray by offering three months of access to its vast library of audiobooks and podcasts at a rate of just $1 per month, plus a $20 Audible credit. Although this offer expires after 90 days, it represents a remarkable value for listeners who can pack in plenty of listening during that time.
Starz has launched its own Black Friday deal with one-year subscriptions starting at $12, offering users access to its extensive TV and movie library without ads.
MasterClass is also participating with discounts on all subscription tiers. Those who pay upfront can enjoy up to 50% savings on annual plans, making it a worthwhile option for those interested in its content.
Lastly, Plex has launched its own Black Friday sale by offering a lifetime pass for $150 - significantly cheaper than the usual price. This represents an attractive deal for those looking to organize their digital media collection or access various streaming services.
Other platforms, including Fubo TV and DirecTV, are also participating in Black Friday sales with discounts on specific plans.
just when we needed it 
black friday is finally here 
everyone's been holding off cuz of price hikes 
but now streaming services are stepping up their game 
disney+ hulu bundle is a total win 
$60 for a year's worth of shows and movies 
and apple tv+ has some sweet deals too 
like six months of premium access for just $36 
but you gotta buy it directly from them 
Those streaming deals better be good if they're gonna help people cope with the price hikes... it's a bit of a stretch to think that $60 for Disney+ and Hulu is enough to make up for the losses from their own price increases 
i was so sick of these price hikes it's like they're just piling on the cost at this point and now we get some decent deals for once the disney+ hulu bundle is a game changer $60 for both services that's crazy low especially for new subs it's about time someone offered something affordable 
. But these Black Friday deals have made it almost impossible for me to say no! The Disney+ Hulu bundle is a total game-changer - who wouldn't want 2 services for half the cost? 
I'm definitely checking out HBO Max's year-long sub for $36, that's like stealing 
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like disney+ and hbo max - who needs all that extra cash, am i right? 
but seriously, these discounts are super welcome after a crazy year of price hikes. and let's be real, who doesn't want access to silo and for all mankind for just $6/month? 
. now if only i could afford some of these deals... 
especially the disney+ hulu bundle is a game changer for me, $60 per year is insane! 
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. Everyone's always talking about how good they are, but let's be real, most people can't even tell the difference between a 50% discount and 30%. And what's the point of paying $1 for an Audible credit anyway? It's just gonna get lost in a sea of promo codes and coupons. And don't even get me started on the Plex lifetime pass - what if you end up with a bunch of useless digital media that nobody wants to watch? No thanks! 
. But, can we talk about the fact that some of these deals require you to buy directly from the platform? Like, what's the point of saving money if you're still gotta pay full price for something you're already gonna use anyway? 
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, just saw these crazy Black Friday deals for streaming services... its like they finally listened to people complaining about price hikes 
. and hbo max saving us over 70% on their ad-supported tier? that's just pure genius 
. but honestly, who doesn't love a good excuse to binge-watch some shows? I mean, i've already spent like, half my paycheck on netflix this year... might as well take advantage of these deals while they last