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Streaming services are down to all-time low prices for Black Friday — check out the best deals on HBO Max, Discovery Plus, Philo, and more

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Streaming services don’t often see big discounts throughout the year — in fact, many have been getting price hikes to match inflation. But, if you’re hoping to save some money on a new subscription, you’re in luck: a handful of major streaming platforms are offering limited-time offers to celebrate Black Friday.

Highlights include an entire year of Hulu for $24, or a year of Peacock Premium for only $12. More streaming deals will likely pop up when Black Friday officially kicks off on November 25.

Below, we’ve gathered the best Black Friday streaming deals so far. All of the following discounts are exceptional offers, and they won’t be available for long.

Best Black Friday streaming deals

Limited-Time Deal


Hulu Black Friday Deal (Monthly Price)

Hulu offers lots of series, movies, and originals, including “Bob’s Burgers,” “Prey,” and “The Handmaid’s Tale.” The service only ever sees discounts during Black Friday, and this year is no exception: new and returning members can get their first year of the ad-supported plan for only $2/month when they sign up before November 28.


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Peacock Premium Black Friday Deal (Monthly Price)

Now through November 28, new subscribers can lock in a year of Peacock Premium for $1/month. That’s about 80% off the regular $5 monthly price. The service is home to tons of NBCUniversal shows and movies, from “The Office” to “Jurassic Park.”

Use the promo code “SAVEBIG”


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Limited-Time Deal


HBO Max Ad-Supported Plan (Monthly Price)

HBO Max is packed with hours of content old and new, including hits like “House of the Dragon,” “The Batman,” and “The White Lotus.” It rarely sees discounts for subscribers, but now through November 28, new and returning members can get their first three months of the ad-supported plan for only $6.


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Discovery Plus Black Friday Deal (Monthly Price)

Whether you’re a fan pimple popping, house flipping, explorative cooking, or ghost hunting, Discovery Plus has a series that will keep you hooked. The service’s Ad-Lite plan is already very affordable year round, but right now you can join the service for only $1 a month for your first three months. It’s an excellent deal we only see during major deal events, like Black Friday.


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Paramount Plus Essential Black Friday Deal (Annual Plan)

Now through November 27, new and returning subscribers can get 50% off an annual plan of Paramount Plus, bringing the Essential plan down to only $25 for a full year of content. The service is home to hundreds of hours of series and movies, including titles like “Smile,” “Sonic the Hedgehog 2,” and “Spongebob Squarepants.” This cheaper plan is ad-supported and starts with a free, one-week trial.


$24.99 from Paramount Plus

Originally $49.99Save 50%

Limited-Time Deal


Paramout Plus Premium Black Friday Deal (Annual Plan)

Now through November 27, new and returning subscribers can get 50% off an annual plan of Paramount Plus. The service is home to hundreds of hours of series and movies, including “Halo,” “Top Gun” and “1883.” This plan comes with everything Essential does, but with no ads for on-demand content, live local CBS streaming, and downloadable shows.


$49.99 from Paramount+

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Are these streaming services worth signing up for?


All of the services highlighted above offer a worthwhile selection of content to stream, but their overall value depends heavily on your personal taste. If you’re looking for more details about each service’s features, shows, and movies, check out our comprehensive guides to each platform below:











Sarah Saril








As a Tech Deals and Streaming Reporter for Insider’s Reviews team, Sarah covers the latest movie and series releases along with the best sales on products we recommend. Prior to joining Insider Inc., she was a Deals Writer at Wirecutter, a New York Times company.

After graduating from California State University, Fullerton with a degree in Marketing, Sarah started out as a Freelance Deals Writer at Wirecutter; there she focused on newsletter creation, social media promotion, and syndication in addition to deals writing before stepping into a full-time role. Her accomplishments from this position, in addition to the countless deals she’s written, include implementing multiple social media marketing campaigns and launching a Deals Facebook group for the company.

Say hi (or send a picture of your pet) to Sarah at ssaril@insider.com, or reach her on Twitter at @sarahhahr or on Instagram at @lord_ponty.

Learn more about how our team of experts tests and reviews products at Insider here.

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