Streaming Deals on Black Friday 2023: Huge Discounts from Hulu, Max and Other Platforms

In 2023, virtually every major streaming service increased their prices, making it more expensive than ever to stay current on the latest shows and movies.

Notable price hikes from this year include:

• Hulu going from $14.99 per month to $17.99 per month
• Max going from $14.99 per month to $15.99 per month
• Disney+ going from $10.99 per month to $13.99 per month
• Apple TV+ going from $6.99 per month to $9.99 per month
• Prime Video adding a $2.99 monthly surcharge for ad-free streaming

If you're willing to watch commercials, you can find some steep Black Friday discounts from top streaming services.

Four streaming deals to watch out for during Black Friday.

Hulu

Disney+ is currently providing new subscribers with a one-year subscription to its ad-supported tier for just 99 cents per month, which is significantly cheaper than its regular monthly price of $7.99. Additionally, customers can choose to add an ad-supported Disney+ plan for an extra $2 per month.

Max

The streaming service, previously known as HBO Max, is offering a 70% discount on its ad-supported tier to attract subscribers. The Black Friday deal includes a six-month subscription for $2.99 per month, which is a significant savings of $42 compared to the normal monthly rate of $9.99.

Peacock

Peacock Premium, the home of "Poker Face" and "The Office," is currently offering two deals to customers. The first deal allows customers to pay $1.99 per month for 12 months, which is a $4 monthly discount from the regular price of $5.99. The second deal offers a year of Peacock for an upfront payment of $19.99, which is significantly cheaper than the current price of $59.99.

Paramount+

This Black Friday, the "Yellowstone" streamer is providing two promotions. Customers can choose to pay $1.98 per month for three months of Paramount+, which is $2.99 less than the regular $4.99 rate. Alternatively, they can opt for Paramount+ with SHOWTIME for an ad-free experience and a larger content library, which costs $3.96 per month for three months, which is $8 less than the usual $11.99 rate.

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