The Best Early Black Friday Deals on Peacock, Paramount+, Prime Video and More Streaming Services

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From 76 percent off Paramount+ with Showtime to up to 77 percent off select Amazon channels, these are the top streamer discounts for upgrading your watch list this holiday season and beyond.

Best Black Friday Deals on Streaming Services 2024

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Cord cutters: Black Friday has arrived early for Paramount+, Peacock and Prime Video.

Ahead of the shopping holiday’s official date (Nov. 29), the streamers have announced some of their best deals of the year — so if you were hoping to upgrade your home theater setup ahead of your Thanksgiving hosting duties, now’s the time to sign up.

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Peacock is offering 75 percent off its ad-supported Premium plan, while Amazon’s Prime Video promises up to 77 percent off channels such as Starz, Paramount+ with Showtime, AMC+ and others. DirecTV’s current promo features up to $625 in savings when you bundle select plans with premier add-ons, while Sling is giving new subscribers half off their first month of cable TV streaming.

Disney+, Hulu and Max have yet to reveal their 2024 Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals. In the meantime, keep scrolling for some of the top promotions on Prime Video, Peacock and Paramount+ right now.

 Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock

Amazon

Amazon Prime Video

Through Dec. 3, save 77% off your first two months of select Prime Video channels, including AMC+, Paramount+ with Showtime, Starz, Cinemax, PBS Kids, PBS Masterpiece, Britbox, Hallmark+ and more.

For a limited time, save up to 50 percent off select movies and TV shows in the Prime Video store when you buy or rent, including new and bestselling titles such as Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Deadpool & Wolverine, Borderlands, Barbie, Elf, How the Grinch Stole Crhistmas and others.

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 Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock

DirecTV

DirecTV

For a limited time, new subscribers can get up to $625 in value when they sign up for a 24-month agreement of the DirecTV Choice plan (or higher tier) and bundle it with the Bronze, Silver or Gold package that includes premium networks such as Max, Paramount+ with Showtime, Lifetime Movie Club and more. Regularly $74.99 to $164.99 per month, DirecTV’s cable TV streaming plans include 90 to 185 or more local and national news, entertainment and sports channels, including ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, ESPN, MSNBC, Fox and more. Learn more about the holiday bundle deal here.

 Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock

Disney

Disney+

Disney+ has not yet announced its 2024 Black Friday deal — but to give you an idea of the savings, the streamer’s 2023 promo offered the ad-supported annual plan for $2 per month when bundled with Hulu at 99 cents per month. (Disney+ starts at $9.99 monthly for the ad-supported Basic package.)

 Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock

Hulu

Hulu hasn’t announced its best deal for Black Friday yet, but current promos include a 30-day free trial on the ad-supported plan or a 44% discount when you get the Hulu and Disney+ bundle (to name a few).

 Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock

Paramount Global

Paramount+

Through Dec. 4, new and former subscribers can get Paramount+ Essential or Paramount+ with Showtime for only $2.99 per month for the first two months After the promo period, the subscriptions auto-renew at $7.99 or $12.99 per month, respectively. (Annual plans are also available at $59.99 per year (or $5 per month) for Paramount+ Essential or $119.99 per year (or $10 per month) for Paramount+ with Showtime.) Save 67 percent off Paramount+ and sign up here.

You can also get the same deal when you add either Paramount+ plan to your Prime Video subscription; sign up by Dec. 4. After that, the add-on auto-renews at $7.99 or $12.99 per month (in addition to Prime or Prime Video subscription fees).

 Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock

Peacock

Through Dec. 2, new subscribers get Peacock’s ad-supported Premium plan for $1.99 per month for their first six months with code REALDEALMONTHLY or $19.99 for one year with code REALDEAL. After the promo period, the subscription auto-renews at $5.99 per month or $59.99 annually (or then-current price).

 Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock

Philo

Philo

Philo hasn’t announced its Black Friday deal yet, but new subscribers can still try the cable TV streaming service free for seven days. The internet-based service is regularly $28 per month and includes AMC, BBC, Paramount Network, BET, MTV, Lifetown, OWN and more than 50 other classic TV, lifestyle and news channels. Subscribers can stream on up to three devices simultaneously, create up to 10 profiles and save unlimited live or future shows for up to one year.

 Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock

Sling

Sling

Sling’s latest deal offers new subscribers up to half off their first month — bringing the intro price down to $20 to $22.50 for the individual Blue and Orange plans or $30 for the combined Orange & Blue package (reg. $45-$60 per month). Note that you’ll need to connect an HD antenna and an AirTV device if you want to watch local channels on your Sling service; get more details here.

 Hulu, Paramount+, Peacock

Starz

Starz has yet to reveal its Black Friday promo, but the streamer’s current deal gives new subscribers their first month for $7. Regularly $10.99 per month (or $45.99 for six months), Starz offers access to hit series and films such as Outlander, Three Women, the Power Book franchise, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare and more.

For now, the best Starz streaming deal is at Amazon, where you can save 75% on you add it to your Prime Video subscription. Through Dec. 2, get Starz on Prime Video for only $2.75 per month for the first two months; after that, pay $10.99 per month on top of your Prime membership or monthly Prime Video subscription fee.

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