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All of the streaming subscriptions that are cheaper during Black Friday 2023


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UPDATE: Nov. 22, 2023, 12:15 p.m. EST This post has been updated with the latest streaming deals and bundle pricing live during the week of Black Friday.

A quick look at the best Black Friday streaming deals:

Best free trial extension deal
Get one month free of any Paramount+ plan
Use code REDEEM30 (Save up to $12)
Paramount Plus and SHOWTIME logos on blue and red background

Best deal for sports fans
One year of Peacock Premium
$19.99 with code YEARLONG (save $40)
Peacock logo on black background

Best annual subscription deal
One year of Hulu
$0.99/month (save $84)
Green Hulu logo on black background

Finding a way to have access to (almost) all of the streaming services without paying for all of the streaming services is coveted modern skillset. The next best hack to finessing the shared password situation? Taking advantage of all of the Black Friday streaming deals.

Black Friday is probably the best time of year to subscribe to the streaming services you haven't felt like paying for yet. Huge discounts from must-haves like Peacock and Hulu are beating their own deals from National Streaming Day in May, and in Hulu's case, beats its Black Friday deal from last year.

Below, we're tracking all of the streaming deals live during the week of Black Friday, complete with codes to enter (if necessary) and clutch bundles you may not have known existed.

Our top pick

One year of Hulu with ads
$0.99/month (save $7 per month)

Why we like it

Hulu has resurrected its epic 99-cent deal from two Black Fridays ago. Through Nov. 28, you can lock in an entire year of Hulu with ads for $0.99 per month (compared to the $1.99/month deal during Black Friday 2022 and National Streaming Day in May 2023). That's less than $12 total for the yer (typically $95.88 for the year or $7.99/month) — less than what it'd typically cost to fund two months of Hulu with ads.

Hulu is the spot to watch The Bear, Love Island UK, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, RuPaul's Drag Race, and Lost as well as movies like I, Tonya, Alien, The Menu, Dazed and Confused, and a huge list of both classic and original holiday options. New stuff is being added constantly, including episodes of shows on ABC like The Golden Bachelor and Abbott Elementary the day after they air, plus movies that are fresh out of theaters, like A Haunting in Venice.

More Black Friday streaming deals and ongoing bundles

Amazon Prime Video

  • No current subscription deals, but try it with a 30-day free trial

AMC+

  • No current standalone deals, but try it with a seven-day free trial

Apple TV+

Curiosity Stream

  • No current deals

DirecTV Stream

Disney+

FuboTV

  • $20 off for two months of a Pro, Elite, or Premier subscription

  • Try it with a seven-day free trial

  • New subscribers get 30 days free of FuboTV Pro if you're a My Best Buy Plus or Total member (save $74.99)

Max

Hulu

  • Eligible college students can get a monthly subscription for $1.99 per month (save $6 per month)

  • Try for free with a 30-day trial

MGM+

Netflix

NFL Sunday Ticket

  • YouTube TV members with a monthly Base Plan subscription can add NFL Sunday Ticket for $22.25/month or $89 total (save $260 compared to the original package price of $349)

  • Eligible users get two free months of Max when they bundle NFL Sunday Ticket and Youtube TV through Nov. 30

Paramount+

Peacock

  • Peacock Premium — get one year for $19.99 ($1.66/month) with code YEARLONG (save $40) or go month to month for $1.99/month for 12 months (save $4/month)

  • Peacock Premium for students — $1.99/month for 12 months (save $3/month)

Philo

  • No current standalone deals, but try it with a seven-day free trial

Sling TV

Starz

  • Get a monthly plan for $3/month (save $6/month) or a six-month plan for $20 total (save $26)

Vudu

  • Snag movies and TV series like Breaking Bad, Broad City, and the Avengers Four Movie Collection on sale to own every weekend through Thanksgiving

YouTube TV

  • New users can get three months of the Base Plan for $50.99/month (save $22 per month)

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