23 Of The Best Streaming Deals Available - Free Trials, Introductory Offers, And Return Of Disney Plus $2.99 Promotion

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When it comes to a really good streaming deal, they really do come and go within the blink of an eye – so you need to act fast. While there haven't been an endless stream of offers so far in 2025, we have seen some of the best streaming deals ever with Disney Plus returning with its $2.99 Hulu bundle in a surprise twist that no one saw coming until, earliest, the end of November. There was also a great offer from Peacock, too. These have ended now, though, and I'm keeping an eye out for any other savings on streaming subscriptions worth taking the leap for.

In a complete rarity, Apple TV Plus has discounted its subscriptions globally. You can pay just $2.99 a month for the first three months, thereafter it will default back to its usual $9.99 a month rate. Find out more details below.

Most of the offers available right now are the standard introductory offers and savings available all year round. However, there are a few interesting ones to consider. FuboTV is great for anyone that's cut the cord but still want to tune into their favorite networks live. You can save $30 on either its Pro or Elite plan, boasting over 200 channels. Want to try something else? STARZ has reduced its service further. You can now pay just $3 a month (down from $10.99 a month) for your first three months of your subscription.

Hopefully many of the other best streaming services will be following suit with the 2025 TV schedule packed fit to burst. Never not a hit, the Disney Plus bundle is always worth considering, with video game players champing at the bit to watch the next instalment of The Last of Us. Of course, let's not forget The Handmaid's Tale is now airing its sixth and final season.

Below you'll find the great promotions currently live, including limited time savings and introductory offers. The most popular streaming services are always offering some kind of saving, whether it's a free trial or a discount on annual plans. I've listed the current best streaming deals available, as well as the most affordable ways to subscribe to each streaming service, all broken down below.

Current Best Streaming Deals

You can find all the streaming deals available right now, broken down into each platform further down the page. For limited time only, special offers, though, look no further.

Disney Plus Bundle: From $10.99 A Month
Yes, this deal is around all the time, but it really is one of the best streaming deals around, especially when we're looking at streaming through the vain of exhausting one library and hopping onto the next. With the bundle, you get as many as three services at a largely discounted rate than if you were to subscribe individually to each one. Now with even more options, you can get just Disney Plus and Hulu together, or add ESPN Plus or Max. Plans start from $9.99 a month.

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Alice Marshall

Not to blow my own trumpet, but I am the single force delivering CinemaBlend readers with the best deals for all things entertainment. Predominantly focusing on streaming to ensure you know how to watch the latest titles and for the best possible rate, I've been doing this for nearly 4 years. With streaming services constantly getting price hikes, I'm here to help shave dollars where I can, and monitor the latest streaming deals daily, so expect this page to constantly be updated.

Disney Plus Streaming Deals

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Hulu

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Peacock Streaming Deals

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Peacock TV Annual Plan: From $79.99 A Year - Save 16%
NBC's very own streaming service, you can find the likes of the Chicago universe, The Office, SNL, as well as Bravo's roster of reality TV including Real Housewives of..., and Peacock Originals such as Poker Face, Those About to Die, Apples Never Fall, and more. You'll also get live sports, with your Peacock subscription when opting for its Premium Plus plan, allowing access to your local NBC Channel 24/7. Regardless of whether you opt for that package or its cheaper option, we always recommend its annual plan when looking for great value for money, saving more than 16% when prepaying for a year of streaming. Equally, if you want a monthly plan, Peacock starts from $7.99 a month.

Paramount Plus Streaming Deals

Mobster Dwight Manfredi (Sylvester Stallone) smoking a cigar and looking pensive in his casino in Tulsa King Season 2 — (Image credit: Paramount Plus)

Paramount Plus With SHOWTIME: $12.99 A Month Or $119.99 A Year
Get the most out of a Paramount Plus subscription and sign up to its more premium plan, Paramount Plus With Showtime. You're essentially getting two catalogs of content, throwing together both Paramount Plus and Showtime Originals. And if you're a big fan of the likes of Tulsa King, Survivor, 1883, other CBS hits as well as live sports, and those Showtime titles, CinemaBlend always suggests saving big with the annual plan, working out as little as $5 or $10 a month.

Max Streaming Deals

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Sling TV

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Best Fubo TV Streaming Deals

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Fubo TV: Up to $25 off All Plans
Fubo TV is one of the most comprehensive cable alternatives out there in terms of its offering of live TV networks. Try it out by signing up to its most affordable plan, the Essential package. It offers 215 channels and the option to watch simultaneously across 10 devices. Currently you can get $25 off your first month, bringing it down to $59.99 rather than $84.99 a month. That's after its 7-day free trial offer. Similarly, you can save $20 on its Pro and Elite plans, and $8 off its Latino package.

Starz Streaming Deals

Ella Purnell as Rhiannon Lewis in Sweetpea, drenched in blood and screaming — (Image credit: STARZ)

Apple TV Plus

Seth Rogan, Chase Sui Wonders and Ike Barinholtz in The Studio. — (Image credit: Apple TV+)

Amazon Prime Video Streaming Deals

Ella Purnell smiling as Lucy in Fallout — (Image credit: Prime Video)

Amazon Prime Video: 30-day Free Trial
An Amazon Prime subscription offers so much more than just streaming. Throw in free, fast delivery, Prime Gaming and Reading, as well as, of course, Prime Video. With one of the biggest libraries of on-demand content, watch Amazon Originals like LOTR prequel, The Rings of Power and superhero hit, The Boys. Recent hits also include Fallout, starring Ella Purnell. There's a 30-day free trial. Thereafter, pay $14.99 a month, or save 22% by paying $139 upfront for the year.

It's also worth noting if you're a young person (18-24) or a student, or you qualify for government assistance, you could get Prime for as little as half price.

Amazon Prime Video Channel Add-On Deals
As well as Prime Video's 20,000+ hours of movies and TV shows (including blockbuster originals), you can also customize your subscription with channel add-ons. This includes subscriptions like STARZ, Max, and AMC+. Better still, you can sometimes get deals on these channels you wouldn't otherwise get directly. Currently, for example, you can save and bundle STARZ and Britbox together for $14.99 a month after your 7-day free trial. You can also get Max and Cinemax for just $21.99 a month (down from $26.99).

Streaming Deals FAQ

Who Has The Cheapest Streaming Services?

Streaming services are always putting up their prices, so it increasingly feels like nothing is particularly cheap. It's also fair to say, just because it's cheap doesn't mean it's going to have the kind of entertainment you want.

Both Peacock TV and Paramount Plus start from $7.99 a month for their Ad-Supported plans, own a mix of their network titles – NBC and CBS respectively – as well as original titles and, if you opt for the pricier packages, live streams of your local channels.

Apple TV Plus remains one of the cheapest platforms at $9.99 a month, with a library that continues to see plenty of big-budget titles available to stream. It's a carefully curated catalog, opting for quality over quantity, though you'll now find a mix of both original and acquired titles now.

Which Is The Best Live TV Streaming Deal?

The most comprehensive live TV cord cutting option is, without a doubt, Fubo TV. It is, however, one of the more expensive providers, with its packages starting from $79.99 a month. That does get you at least more than 200 channels though, and it does offer a 7-day free trial.

There are other options, though. Hulu + Live TV starts at a more expensive price point of $82.99 a month, has 95+ channels, including ABC and FX, and does include Disney Plus and ESPN Plus in the cost. Currently, Hulu + Live TV is discounted by 28%, down to $59.99 a month for the first three months of your subscription.

Sling TV is far more reasonably priced, currently slashed by half the price, with plans starting from $20 or $22.50 a month depending on if you opt for its Orange or Blue plan. Compared to both Fubo and Hulu's larger offering, though, you only get 35+ channels. That said, with all these plans, you can cancel at any time and switch up your subscriptions to get the best streaming deals for you.

Alice is CinemaBlend's resident eCommerce Editor, here to tell you about the best streaming services like Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus, and how to watch the hottest TV shows and movies. Begrudging Love Island fan and always thrilled about the latest book to screen adaptation. With six years experience in the commercial writing space, Alice has been writing about consumer tech and software for 4 years, previously writing for Trusted Reviews before joining the Future family.