The Best Streaming Deals to Save Money on Your Favorite Shows
Streaming services have become the go-to for entertainment, whether you’re cutting the cord or just waiting for the next season of Stranger Things. While switching from cable to VOD and live TV streaming once promised big savings, rising prices from Netflix, Disney, Max, and others have made many question if streaming is still worth it. The answer is yes—if you know where to find the best deals.
Streaming discounts aren’t as common as other tech deals, but they do exist, especially around Black Friday. Most offers target ad-supported tiers, though occasional discounts on ad-free plans pop up. Waiting for a deal before subscribing can save money, and canceling before the price jumps back up is always an option. Here are the best streaming deals available right now.
YouTube TV (Two Months for $120, $46 Off)
New subscribers can get two months of YouTube TV for $60 per month, saving $46 compared to the usual $83/month rate. The service also offers a free 21-day trial, giving plenty of time to test it out. The base plan includes over 100 channels, unlimited DVR, and six household accounts with three simultaneous streams.
Sling Orange for $23/Month (50% Off First Month)
Sling TV is offering half off the first month for new customers. Sling Orange, usually $46/month, drops to $23, while Sling Blue goes from $51 to $25.50. A combined Orange and Blue plan is $33 for the first month. Orange is great for sports fans, while Blue includes more news and entertainment.
Fubo Pro for $65/Month ($20 Off First Month)
Fubo’s Pro plan is discounted to $65 for the first month, down from $85. It includes 224 channels, unlimited DVR, and up to 10 streams at once, plus regional sports coverage from the NHL, MLB, and NBA.
Spotify Premium Individual (1 Month Free)
New users can try Spotify Premium free for one month. The plan removes ads, allows unlimited skips, and includes offline downloads. Just remember to cancel before auto-renewal kicks in to avoid the $12 monthly charge.
HBO Max Student Discount ($5/Month, 50% Off)
Students can get HBO Max’s ad-supported plan for half off at $5/month by verifying their status through Unidays. The deal lasts up to 12 months.
Hulu Student Discount ($2/Month, 75% Off)
Students can access Hulu’s ad-supported tier for just $2/month, a 75% discount. The rate stays as long as you remain enrolled.
Spotify Premium + Hulu for Students ($6/Month, 72% Off)
Students get Spotify Premium and Hulu with ads for $6/month—a massive discount compared to the usual $22 for both. The first month is free.
NBA League Pass Student Discount ($120/Year, 40% Off)
Students pay just $10/month for NBA League Pass, which includes NBA TV and classic game archives. Verification is required.
Peacock First Responder Discount ($48/Year, 50% Off)
Medical professionals and first responders get Peacock Premium for half off, verified annually. The service includes hits like Poker Face and Killing It.
Streaming Bundles for More Savings
Bundles can offer better value if you use multiple services. Here are some top options:
Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max with Ads ($17/Month)
This bundle saves 43% compared to subscribing separately. It includes ad-supported versions of all three services.
Disney+ and Hulu Premium ($20/Month)
The ad-free versions of Disney+ and Hulu come at a 42% discount in this bundle.
Paramount+ with Showtime ($13/Month or $120/Year)
This plan removes ads from Paramount+ and adds Showtime content, live CBS, and downloads.
Sling TV + HBO Max (Starting at $53/Month)
New subscribers get 50% off the first month and $5 off monthly afterward when bundling Sling TV with HBO Max.
Hulu + Live TV with Disney+ and ESPN+ ($96/Month)
This package includes live TV, Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN+ (with ads on ESPN+).
Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+ Basic ($17/Month)
Ad-supported access to all three services at a 46% discount.
Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+ Premium ($27/Month)
The ad-free version of the trio saves 43% compared to individual subscriptions.
Final Thoughts
Streaming can still be affordable with the right deals. Whether through limited-time discounts, student offers, or bundles, there are ways to keep costs down while enjoying your favorite shows and movies. Keep an eye out for promotions and always verify if a service fits your needs before committing.
