Cord cutters may have escaped the unnecessary cost of the cable bundle, but once you're beyond one or two subscriptions, it can get costly fast. Find all of the best streaming deals here.
It doesn't need to be Black Friday streaming deals or holiday discounts to get better prices on your favorite streaming services. There are often limited-time free trials, bundles, or other discounts throughout the year, so check back regularly for updates.
Disney Plus
Disney+ (Plus) is home to mountains of content tied to nostalgia from Disney princesses to Marvel comics and Star Wars. It's a behemoth of a service on its own, but it is available bundled with other services for steep savings at up to 72% off now through March 30.
Disney+There are Duo bundles where Disney Plus is paired with Hulu and Trio Bundles with Disney Plus, Hulu and ESPN Plus. Users can also pair Disney+ with Max in a bundle, but not the full 4K ad free version of Max.
Hulu
Hulu is the closest to the streaming equivalent of cable thanks to its variety of content from various networks. You'll find exclusive shows and movies, but also properties like "Family Guy" or "Grey's Anatomy."
HuluCollege students can get 75% off the regular monthly price on the Hulu (With Ads) plan, bringing the price down to $1.99 per month. New and eligible returning subscribers can also sign up for a 1-month trial. Bargain hunters can also save 46% on the Disney Bundle Trio Basic that provides access to Disney Plus, Hulu and ESPN Plus.
Max
Max may not be the greatest name for a streaming service, but it is packed with premium video from HBO, Cartoon Network, Comedy Central, and more. You'll never run out of things to watch with everything from "Game of Thrones" and "Curb Your Enthusiasm" to "Regular Show" and "South Park."
Max (formerly HBO)College students can get the Max With Ads plan for $4.99 per month, a discount of 50% off. Verification is performed through UniDays.
Paramount Plus
Paramount+ (Plus) is home to CBS properties like "Star Trek" and Nickleodeon shows like "Spongebob Squarepants." It's often featured as part of a bundle, but can be paid for separately as well.
Paramount+New and select returning subscribers can get a free 1-month trial of Paramount Plus with Showtime.
Crunchyroll
No anime fan can live without Crunchyroll since it's filled with nearly every popular cartoon from Japan and even the occasional K-drama. Gain access to the Funimation library and watch simulcasts that air day in date with releases in Japan.
CrunchyrollNew and eligible subscribers can get a free 7-day trial of Crunchyroll Premium: Mega Fan.
Peacock
Peacock is home to all your favorite shows and crime dramas from NBC, plus classics like "The Office." Original shows like "The Day of the Jackal" and the reboot "Bel Air" can also be found here.
PeacockThe best Peacock streaming deal offers three months of Premium at no extra cost (excluding current Premium and Premium Plus subscribers).
Netflix
Netflix set the stage for the world of streaming and continues to be a go-to place for mountains of movies and TV shows. Catch all of the big hits like "Stranger Things" and "Squid Game" or old favorites like "Suits" or "Shameless."
NetflixNetflixNetflixGet Netflix Standard with ads with most T-Mobile Go5G plans.
Apple TV Plus
Gone are the days of saying "there's not enough" on Apple TV+. Watch hits like "Ted Lasso" or the latest season of "Silo" with a subscription.
Apple TV+Apple TV+ isn't known for offering discounts, but it usually has extended free trials for new users. More importantly, it's included in all tiers of Apple's bundle called Apple One, which adds much more value to your subscription.
Apple TV Plus is offering new subscribers a free 7-day trial when going through Apple itself, but Best Buy also has a promotion giving new and returning subscribers three months free. You can also snag a free three months as a new subscriber with the purchase of eligible Apple hardware (find discounted prices in our Apple Price Guide).
Christine McKee
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