Best Black Friday 2024 streaming deals: Access more channels for less

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All the best Black Friday streaming deals, all in one place as you can watch out-of-this-world content for less.

Here, we've rounded up the best bundles, savings and free trials available this Black Friday for streaming services. Whether you're a fan of Peacock TV or Star Wars on Disney Plus, Alien on Hulu, Star Trek on Paramount Plus or Dune on Max, there's a Black Friday streaming deal suitable for you. You can always check out our Black Friday space deals page for more top discounts.

If you want to check out what content is available where, scroll through our guides to  the best sci-fi movies and TV shows on Disney Plus, Amazon, Netflix and Paramount Plus. But, for the best Black Friday streaming deals, scroll down below.

Top TV and Movie streaming deals 2024

Save a massive 70%
was $9.99 now $2.99 at Max - United States

Save a massive 70% on a six-month subscription to Max. Max is home to the DC universe as well as all the "Dune" movies and the new nit TV show "Dune: Prophecy". You can also watch dramas like "Game of Thrones", "The Last of Us" and comedies like "Rick and Morty". All of that on top of live sport, originals, documentaries and more. This is a top Black Friday streaming deal

Peacock Two months free
Peacock Two months free: was $79.99 now $19.99 at Peacock TV

Save 76% if you pay for a plan annually and get a year's subscription for just $19.99. Peacock has a huge array of content, including originals, movies, binge-worthy TV shows, live sports and 50 always-on TV channels.

Disney  Plus
Disney Plus: at Disney+

Save up to 46% on Disney Plus bundles when you go straight to their website. The streaming platform is home to the Star Wars and Marvel cinematic universes and hosts a lot more top sci-fi titles.

Sling TV Orange Package
Sling TV Orange Package: was $40 now $20 at Sling TV

Save 50% on the Orange Sling TV package and get (one month of) live TV for less, including CNN, TBS, the Disney Channel and ESPN. This deal is for new subscribers.

Sling Blue package
Sling Blue package: was $45 now $22.50 at Sling TV

Save 50% on your first month on all Sling TV channels and get additional local channels like NBC, Fox and ABC as well as the option to stream from three devices. This deal is for new subscribers.

Paramount Plus
Paramount Plus: was $2.99 now $7.99 at amazon.com

Save up to 77% on your first two months of Paramount Plus. The streaming service is home to the "Star Trek" universe and also hosts the "Halo" TV series.

Paramount Plus with Showtime
Paramount Plus with Showtime: was $10 now $5 at Sling TV

You can save 50% on your first month of Paramount Plus with Showtime when you add the service on to your Sling TV subscription.

Paramount Plus
Paramount Plus: was $95.88 now $59.99 at Paramount+

Save nearly $36  on annual subscriptions when you subscribe directly on Paramount Plus. You can also save  up to 76% on the first two months. The streaming platform is the home of all things Star Trek as well as the "Halo" TV series.

Note: To claim this deal you can use promo codes: bf-adfree or bf-ess when checking out on their site.

Hulu Free Trial
Hulu Free Trial: at hulu.com

Try up to 30 days free when you sign up to Hulu. A month's free trial is more than a lot of services offer and the platform is home to Futurama, The Alien franchise and more.

Discovery  Plus
Discovery Plus: was $4.99 now $1.25 at amazon.com

Save 75% on your first two months of Discovery Plus. It's home to originals as well as a wide range of documentaries and other TV networks.

AMC Plus
AMC Plus: was $4.99 now $1.25 at amazon.com

Save 75% on your first two months of AMC Plus, which hosts all "The Walking Dead" content as well as other movies and TV shows.

When is Black Friday 2024?

This year, Black Friday is on Friday, 29th of November 2024. However, there are plenty of deals and discounts already available for those who know where to look (and we do!).

It's also worth noting that retailers don't just stop the savings when it hits midnight on Saturday morning. You can expect additional deals to come up over the Black Friday weekend, all culminating in Cyber Monday, another Black Friday-style day of deals that, while previously focused on online deals, will be valid in stores too.

Expired Black Friday/Cyber Monday streaming deals

The below are deals we have seen previously, and may well become live again the closer we get to Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Hulu and Disney Plus subscription package $2.99/month.
Top streaming deal
Top streaming deal

Hulu and Disney Plus subscription package $2.99/month.

Whether you want to sign up for one month or twelve, this ad-supported subscription is blockbuster value, bundling two popular services together to net you an almost unlimited library of content.

Amazon Prime Video Channels: was $12, now $3 for two months

Amazon Prime Video Channels: was $12, now $3 for two months

Save 75% on a two-month Amazon Prime Video subscription when subscribing to specific channels, including AMC, MGM, Starz and more.

Paramount Plus with Showtime: was $11.99 now $3.99 per month

Paramount Plus with Showtime: was $11.99 now $3.99 per month

You can save 67% on the Paramount Plus and Showtime bundle, also with the promo code BLACKFRIDAY at checkout.

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Lloyd Coombes

Lloyd is a long-time freelancer specializing in computer and gaming tech, with a particular focus on all thing Apple. You'll find him regularly testing the latest iPhone or iPad, and you can also find him writing about video games all over the internet. He also has an interest in virtual reality, which he has written about extensively. He's currently the Editor in Chief at GGRecon.com.

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