Max, Disney+, Hulu, Peacock, more offering major Black Friday streaming discounts

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There are so many streaming services these days, the cost really adds up if you subscribe to more than a few at once. But for Black Friday weekend, almost every streamer is offering huge discounts that make it possible to go on a subscription frenzy without hurting your wallet. You can get Max, Disney+, Hulu, Peacock, and Paramount+ for a fraction of their normal cost.

Major streaming discounts available Black Friday weekend

Here’s an overview and links to some of the best streaming service deals available now.

Max: $2.99/month for 6 months with ads (down from $9.99)
Disney+ and Hulu bundle: $2.99/month for 12 months with ads (down from $10.99)
Hulu standalone: $0.99/month for 12 months (down from $9.99)
Peacock: $1.99/month for 6 months OR $19.99 for a full year of service (down from $79.99/year or $7.99/month)
Paramount+: $2.99/month for 2 months with or without SHOWTIME included (down from $12.99/month or $7.99/month)

Each service has its own terms and conditions for signing up, but generally they tend to be running the discounts through this Monday, December 2.

Since most of these deals get you discounted service well into 2025, it’s a great way to access the vast majority of the best TV services out there, all for the equivalent of what a single streamer would normally cost.

Just note that whenever your promotional period ends, each subscription will auto-renew at their standard, non-discounted rate unless you cancel first.

How to get Apple TV+ at a discount, sort of

Apple TV+ and Netflix are two of the main streaming services not offering special discounts for Black Friday weekend.

However, if your Apple TV+ subscription has lapsed and you’re interested in signing up, there’s a roundabout way to get a discount.

As highlighted on 9to5Toys, you can currently get $15 in Amazon credit with any purchase of $100 in Apple gift cards.

Once you add the Apple gift card to your account, you can use it to pay for Apple TV+ or any of Apple’s other services or hardware. You’ll be getting the $15 credit for Amazon, not Apple, but if you’re like me and spend money at Amazon all the time anyways, financially you can always view that credit as funding your Apple TV+ subscription instead.

Which streaming service deals are you signing up for? Let us know in the comments.