For movie and TV fans, arguably when it comes to award-winning savings throughout Black Friday and Cyber Monday, I think it all comes down to the best Black Friday streaming deals. Sure, you can get a discounted TV, projector, or soundbar. But none of it is worth it if you don't have a library of good content to watch. Thankfully streaming services aren't shy about dropping their prices, making this the best time to bag some of the ultimate Black Friday entertainment deals – a blessing when you consider the fact prices seem to be gradually hiking up every year with no sign of stopping!
Black Friday proper arrives this week, and more and more streaming services are introducing their Black Friday streaming deals. The latest comes from Peacock, which you can get for as little as $1.66 a month if you pay for a year upfront in its 75% off discount. Sports streamer DAZN and ESPN Plus have already hit us with savings on their plans, including 50% off DAZN plans. ESPN Plus has launched its first every Black Friday offer, essentially giving subscribers 3 months free, getting 12 months for the price of 9 when paying for a year upfront.
It's also worth noting, if you have an Amazon Prime subscription, or are thinking about it, that there are plenty of Black Friday streaming deals available with Amazon Channels. You can try out the likes of AMC Plus, STARZ, and MGM Plus with 74% off the first two months, as well as bundling together the likes of Max and Cinemax together for just $21.99 a month.
Today both Max and Paramount Plus have gone live with their deals, with Paramount Plus offering subscriptions from $2.99 a month – regardless of which of its plans you go for!
It's also worth noting there are a bunch of Black Friday VPN deals already live, including from the VPN provider I like to recommend in our How to Watch guides, NordVPN. You might be thinking what that has to do with streaming, but head on over to our hub and I'll explain why it's great to bundle with this year's upcoming Black Friday streaming deals.
Below you can find my predictions of what to expect in the way of Black Friday streaming deals, which are set to arrive any day now, as well as taking a look at what happened last year – in my opinion, the best way to really prepare for where to spend your money come the end of November. Too inpatient for those deals to start rolling in? I've also listed the current best streaming deals available to subscribe to right now.
Black Friday Streaming Deals Quick Links
- Amazon Prime Video: discounted channels and bundles
- DAZN: 50% off plans
- Disney Plus bundle: from $10.99 a month
- ESPN Plus: 12 months for price of 9
- FuboTV: $30 off first month
- Max:
$9.99$2.99 for 6 months - Peacock TV: 75% off monthly and annual plans
- Sling TV: 50% off your first month
- STARZ + Britbox: 25% off when bundled
Best Black Friday Streaming Deals
Black Friday Streaming Deals FAQ
When Will Black Friday Streaming Deals Go Live?
In 2024, Black Friday will be taking place on November 29, following tradition the day after Thanksgiving. That said, streaming services don't usually hold out until the day itself to release their Black Friday streaming deals. In the past we saw many of these deals go live early to mid-November, and that was the same this year.
DAZN and ESPN Plus' offers arrived mid-November, while other streaming services are holding out until the week of Black Friday. Peacock went live the Monday before with its 75% off discount on both its monthly and annual plans.
What Black Friday Streaming Deals Do We Predict For 2024?
2024 has been another year of streaming services creeping up in price. On the bright side, great Black Friday streaming deals are nearly always guaranteed, too.
Having written about streaming services and their respective deals year-round, in many ways I wouldn't expect any significant surprises. That's not to say there won't be great deals, I just foresee the usual culprits will introduces their usual reduced rates when we get around to the Black Friday weekend right at the end of November.
I think 2024's Black Friday Hulu deal will return with its $1.99 a month deal for the first six months of customers' subscriptions. While it did see a dip last year to its former cheapest price, I think a year of more price increases and package options will see that slight increase. Still an absolute steal, though.
Speaking of new packages, usually alongside Hulu we'd see the Disney Plus bundle indirectly reduced, with the option to add Disney Plus to your Hulu subscription and pay under $3. This year the option to throw Max into the bundle could mean an exciting Disney Plus saving for keen TV show binge-watchers, maybe around the $5/6 mark. Maybe a wish rather than a prediction, but you never know?!
We've already seen annual plan discounts from both Peacock and Paramount Plus this year, so I'm envisioning a return of similar offerings from the two network streamers much like we saw in 2023, locking in a crazy low rate for a few months.
What Black Friday Streaming Deals Did We See Last Year?
Well, Hulu kind of blew us out of the water with the arrival of its 2023 Cyber Monday Hulu deal. We expected it to be good, but perhaps not quite this good. For two years on the trot, the Hulu With-Ads plan has been reduced from $7.99 a month to $1.99 a month, with new customers able to secure the low rate for a whole 12 months.
Last Black Friday, though, we saw Hulu back down to its cheapest ever price of $0.99 a month – a discount not seen since 2020.
You could also opt to add Disney Plus for just $2 more, meaning getting two of the best streaming services for under $3 a month for a whole year.
Subscribers could also try out STARZ and add it for 6 months to their Hulu plan for just $0.99.
Fingers crossed 2024 sees a reprisal of the deal!
Max's 2023 deal wasn't quite as good as previous years where you lock in a rate of as little as $1.99 a month. However, at $2.99 a month for the first six months, it was still a significant $7 saving each month. And when you consider the wealth of top-tier entertainment Max has to offer (bolstered by its merger with Discovery), it's still great value.
Where Peacock and Paramount Plus have usually slashed prices on annual packages, both went for the discounted monthly rate for last year's Black Friday streaming deals. You could go for either and pay $1.99 a month for 12 months and 3 months respectively.
In terms of cable cutters, Sling TV didn't introduce a unique offer exclusive to Black Friday. However, some of its biggest competitors – FuboTV and Philo – did. Considering its probably one of the more extensive (but comprehensive) cord cutting solutions, FuboTV gave new sign-ups a $20 saving across its plans. Philo, considerably more affordable, cut its prices by 50% for the first month.
