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Even if you have a comprehensive cable package, streaming services have become all but necessary to keep up with select sports and original TV shows. Fortunately, there are deals on nearly every streaming service out there, especially when it comes to opting in for an annual plan or bundling multiple services together. Below, we’ve highlighted all of the best streaming deals and bundles, from Disney to Amazon and everything in between.
While many of these deals are standard, year-round offerings, we’ll keep this page updated to include limited-time-only sales so that you’ll never miss out on potential savings. This month, we’ve found some special deals at Paramount+ and Peacock right in time for the start of the NFL season.
Check out each streaming service’s currently available deals below. We’ve highlighted both standard streaming services and live TV packages, with price comparisons to how much you’d pay per year with a month-to-month plan or how much you’d pay per month without bundling multiple services together. Many of the streamers offer introductory deals, which we’ve also outlined.
Paramount+
There are always year-round savings with Paramount+ annual plans compared to paying month-to-month (Essential plans go for $7.99/month, and the With Showtime tier costs $13.99/month), but there’s an even stronger deal right now. You can get 50% off of the annual plan, which already offers savings, using the code FALL50. This is a limited-time-only offer available until September 23, and we’ve broken down exactly what a subscription entails in our guide.
Users can get major savings on an annual subscription for the next couple of weeks using the promo code FALL50. This will give you a year’s worth of CBS and Paramount original on-demand, along with live access to the NFL on CBS.
From now until September 23, subscribers can get a year of Paramount Plus with Showtime for 50% off the normal annual plan and more than half-off what they’d pay month-to-month each year. This tier means that you can access on-demand content ad-free, as well as CBS live streams.
If you just want to stick with a monthly plan, you can head to the Paramount+ website.
ESPN+
ESPN+ goes for $10.99 a month, so an annual plan offers some savings if you’re planning to keep your subscription for a year. The streaming service is best known for its UFC pay-per-view (PPV) events, which require a subscription and an additional PPV fee. The bundle below offers further discounts when you combine an annual subscription with a PPV purchase.
Get a year’s access to ESPN+ for the cost of 10 months. You can stream select games from the ABC and ESPN family, and access PPV events for an additional fee.
ESPN+ is the home of UFC PPV events, meaning that fans need to purchase a subscription in addition to buying the one-off cards. ESPN is offering a bundle for both new subscribers and monthly subscribers to purchase a specific UFC PPV event along with a year-long subscription to the streaming service.
If you’d rather just try a monthly plan, you can go to the ESPN+ website.
Peacock
Peacock’s monthly plans go for $7.99 or $13.99 a month, so the annual plans add up to about 12 months for the price of the 10. For a limited time only, you can get four months of Peacock Premium for $4.99 each using the promo code TGIF at checkout. The Premium tier offers on-demand and select live coverage with ads, while the Premium Plus has ad-free on-demand content and a 24/7 live stream of NBC. The service boasts select live sports and classic comedies, like The Office, Parks and Rec, and Saturday Night Live.
For a limited time, you can get four months of Peacock for $4.99 each using the promo code TGIF at checkout. This will grant you access to a full season of Sunday Night Football live on NBC for about $20.
Peacock is a streaming service featuring NBCUniversal TV shows, movies, original series, live sports, and news programs.
You can check out the Peacock website if you’d rather subscribe to a monthly plan.
Max
There are three tiers of Max, formerly HBO Max, in addition to a Disney/Max/Hulu bundle, which we’ll break down later. The standard monthly price for Max with Ads is $9.99, Max Ad-Free is $16.99, and Max Ultimate Ad-Free is $20.99. The annual version of each plan offers about 17% off in total per year, which is not a bad deal if Max is something you’re planning to hang onto in the long run. In addition to on-demand TV and film content from HBO and Warner Bros., each subscription offers the B/R Sports Add-on for free right now, so you can live stream select sports for no additional cost for a limited time only.
With an annual Max With Ads plan, you can stream a year of ad-supported content on up to two devices.
The Ad-Free plan comes with the ability to stream on two devices, full HD video resolution, and 30 downloads for on-the-go viewing.
Max’s most expensive tier comes with all of the perks. Subscribers can stream everything in 4K on up to four devices. Plus, the service comes with Dolby Atmos audio and 100 available downloads at any given time for offline viewing.
You can go to the Max website if you’d rather just sign up for a month-to-month plan right now.
Disney Plus
Disney (and several of its partners) offers the greatest number of deals through bundles. There are savings if you bundle Disney+ with Hulu, with Hulu and Max, with Hulu and ESPN+, with Hulu + Live TV, or if you just get an annual Disney+ ad-free subscription. We recommend trying out the Disney+ and Hulu combo (known as the Disney+ Bundle Duo) no matter what since you get two full on-demand subscriptions for only a couple of dollars more than the price of one.
This bundle gets you ad-supported access to Disney Plus, Hulu, and Max for just $17 a month. That’s $9 off the regular combined cost of all three services.
Disney+ is an on-demand, ad-free streaming service where subscribers will be able to enjoy movies and shows from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic, and 20th Century Fox. This subscription also includes original programming exclusive to Disney+.
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You can get ad-supported versions of both Disney and Hulu for just $2 a month more than the cost of one of those streaming services. That means that you can get two on-demand streaming catalogs for $10.
If you’re planning to get Disney+ and Hulu ad-free, you’ll find some savings by bundling the two together for $20 a month.
This package offers ad-free streaming access to Disney Plus, Hulu, and Max for $30 a month. That’s $19 less than the regular combined cost of all three services. However, while Disney Plus and Hulu both provide 4K support, the Max plan included with this bundle is limited to HD video quality.
If you plan to stick with just one streaming service or want to try a month-to-month subscription first, you can head to the Disney+ website for more information.
Starz
A Starz monthly subscription costs $10.99 a month, but you can get a six-month subscription term for just $19.99 (after which point it will re-up at $10.99 a month), making it a must-have if you’re considering getting Starz. The streaming service offers several original shows, including The Serpent Queen and the forthcoming Three Women, and on-demand movies, like Megan and John Wick: Chapter 4.
The Starz streaming service offers several original shows and classic movies. The semi-annual plan is a steal compared to a standard month-to-month subscription.
If you’re only interested in getting a month-to-month subscription, you can check out the Starz website.
Prime Video
If you don’t already have an Amazon Prime account, you can save money on an annual subscription. Monthly Amazon Prime subscriptions (which include Prime Video) cost $14.99 a month, and monthly Prime Video subscriptions cost $8.99 a month. The streaming service offers everything from award-winning original TV series and movies to live sports.
All Amazon Prime memberships include Prime Video, so you can watch everything from “The Boys” to Thursday Night Football while getting two-day delivery on your latest orders. If you plan to hang onto your Prime subscription for the longterm, you’ll find some savings in an annual subscription.
If you’d rather try a monthly plan or just stick with Prime Video, you can find more information on the Prime Video storefront.
Sling TV
Sling is one of the more affordable live TV packages out there, and it’s also one of the most deal-friendly cable alternatives. There are three main plans to choose from — Sling Orange, Sling Blue, and the Sling Orange + Blue combo — and all tiers offer at least half off your first month. The combo is particularly alluring because it offers both plans ($40 each) for just $55 a month. From there, you can get half off of that price in your introductory month. We’ve also seen Sling Orange and Blue get as low as $15 monthly.
Access to 40+ channels for just $20 a month for your first month as a part of a special offer right now on Sling Blue where you can get 50% off. The best part about Sling is that you only pay for what you want and you’re not tied to a long-term contract
You can access 35 live channels with Sling Orange, including ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN3. Right now, you can get 50% off your first month before subscriptions go back to $40 a month, which you can cancel any time.
Sling TV offers some of the best cable channels for $55 or less. There are three different tiers to choose from, plus several sports and entertainment-specific add-ons, but the Orange + Blue combo is the best way to get the most major sports channels. Plus, you can usually get about half off your first month.
If you want to explore Sling TV and its add-ons, visit the Sling website for more information.
Lillian Brown
Associate Editor of Streaming
Lillian Brown is the Associate Editor of Streaming for Business Insider. She joined the company in early 2024 as a Fellow before joining us full-time a few months later. She focuses on ‘how to watch’ guides for streaming services and live events for the Reviews team. She also covers VPN usage.Her entertainment writing has appeared in a variety of publications, including Vulture, TV Guide, Time, Esquire, and The Daily Beast, among others. She specializes in writing about film and television. Previously, she worked in the Living/Arts department of The Boston Globe.When not teaching people how to stream the best live sports and TV shows, Lillian can be found long-distance running, watching the latest season of For All Mankind, or playing through The Last of Us Part II on her PS4 yet again.
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