It can get expensive to subscribe to multiple streaming services and exhausting to figure out which ones have the content that best suits your tastes. Since streaming is our area of expertise, we’ve rounded up a few ways you can get some great discounts — either through sales or bundling options — so you can save serious money without missing a game, movie release, or TV binge.
With football season starting up this week, Verizon currently has a pretty massive deal that NFL fans should take note of right now: through September 23, eligible new and existing Verizon customers can get NFL Sunday Ticket, the subscription that gets you access to every live out-of-market Sunday game during the NFL season, for free. That’s $480 in savings and a huge win for football lovers. And if you’re a sports fan looking to save on a new live TV plan, DIRECTV is currently offering new subscribers their MySports package for $20/off per month for six months. That’s a rare, great deal on a plan that gets you nearly every channel you need for this NFL season. More details on these plans and many more are below.
Get NFL Sunday Ticket for free with Verizon
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NFL Sunday Ticket, the subscription plan that gets you every out-of-market Sunday football game of the season, costs new users $30/month and returning subscribers pay $48/month. But from now through Sept. 23, select Verizon customers can sign up and get the entire NFL season — up to $480 in savings — for free.
This deal is available for people who purchase an eligible 5G phone and activate a new smartphone line on an Unlimited Ultimate or Unlimited Plus plan, upgrade an existing line to an Unlimited Ultimate or Unlimited Plus plan after the purchase of an eligible 5G phone, switch your home internet connection to 100% fiber-optic Fios Home Internet plans or select premium Verizon Home Internet options (including 5G Home Ultimate or VHI Lite Extra), or switch your home connection to a premium Frontier Fiber internet tier (1G, 2G, 5G, or 7G).
Existing Verizon Home Internet and Simplicity customers, take note: even if you don’t upgrade your services, you can still save on Sunday Ticket. You can sign up for a standalone Sunday Ticket subscription for $234 or bundle it with NFL RedZone for $276.
Try DIRECTV’s MySports® Genre Pack® and save $120
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DIRECTV’s MySports® Genre Pack® (currently $44.99/month for your first 6 months) gives you access to nearly every channel you need to watch NFL games all season long: ESPN, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox, NFL Network and much more. Plus, with the MySports® Genre Pack®, an ESPN Unlimited Plan, which gets you every ESPN channel, is included with your subscription. After six months, the regular price – $64.99/month – will take effect, but before then, you’ll save $120 on a great sports-focused subscription.
Not sure if you want to commit? You can try all of this out for free for your first 5 days!
Get a Disney+/Hulu bundle with a 50% off student discount
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A basic, ad-supported Disney+/Hulu subscription bundle starts at $12.99/month, but eligible college and grad students are now able to get a sweet deal, 50% off the monthly rate. Students will pay just $6.49/month for access to every episode of The Shards, plus more FX shows like The Bear, and Adults, Hulu Originals like The Testaments, Not Suitable For Work, and lots of live programming the day after it airs, like Doctor Odyssey and The Bachelor franchise. And then everything on Disney+ — including all the new and classic Disney princess movies, all of the Star Wars films, and the entire MCU.
The student discount offer is for the ad-supported Disney+, Hulu Bundle plan only and is valid so long as student enrollment status remains verified. Must be 18+.
Avoid Peacock’s price hike with Walmart+
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Peacock is home to all kinds of original content, from Emmy Award-winning reality series The Traitors to Poker Face and Love Island USA. In addition to original content, the platform has an impressive library of shows from NBC and Bravo, thousands of movies and live sports, including Sunday Night Football.
While a regular Peacock subscription begins at $12.99/mo for a Premium Plan and goes up to $19.99/mo for the ad-free Premium Plus plan, you can get an ad-supported subscription for free if you’re a Walmart+ subscriber. Walmart+ members can choose between Paramount+ and Peacock included in their membership at no additional cost.
A monthly subscription to Walmart+ costs $12.99, or an annual plan costs $98 and comes with additional perks like five free months of Apple Music, discounts on Cinemark movie theater memberships, free shipping and delivery on Walmart purchases, discounts on gas, and much more.
Unsure if you want to commit? Grab a one-month trial of Walmart+ for just $1. That’s a lot of perks for very little money.
Get 40% off a year of CNN All Access
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A CNN All Access subscription offers viewers access to 24/7 news coverage and exclusives, plus CNN’s original series and award-winning films, unlimited articles on CNN and much more. Right now, if you subscribe through Prime Video, you can get 40% off your first year of CNN All Access, that’s $41.99 instead of $69.99. (After the first year, the rate will revert to the then-current full price.) This deal is available if you subscribe through Prime Video now through Oct. 2.
Sign up for MLB.com at the end-of-season rate, get a free month of ESN Unlimited
An MLB.TV subscription is a great way to catch all your favorite teams’ out-of-market games and spring training games live.
As of this year new MLB.TV subscriptions are available through ESPN. New subscribers who purchase MLB.TV must do so through the ESPN App and are required to sign up for a 1-month free trial of ESPN Unlimited in order to sign up for MLB.TV. After 1 month, ESPN auto-renews at $31.99/month, or you can cancel the trial at any time. ESPN is not required to maintain an MLB.TV subscription.
A late-season subscription to MLB.TV is now available for $29.99, with new subscribers eligible for a free month of ESPN Unlimited.
Bundle Starz and Crunchyroll and save 23%
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Crunchyroll has the largest dedicated anime library around and Starz is home to some of the most popular franchises and series on television like Outlander, BMF, Power and more, plus they have a massive library of great films.
STARZ, typically $11.99/month, and Crunchyroll Fan, $9.99/month, are good values on their own, but for the first time, you can bundle both services in one package for $16.99/month, that’ll get you thousands of amazing streaming titles, all for nearly 25% off the regular price when purchased through Prime Video. Existing Amazon customers can subscribe by visiting Prime Video and selecting the STARZ + Crunchyroll bundle. You can also try the bundle out with a free 7-day trial.
Save $15/month for your first 5 months of YouTube TV
A YouTube TV Base Plan provides access to over 100 live channels, including ABC, NBC, CBS, ESPN, Bravo, CNN and more. While a base plan subscription to YouTube TV costs $82.99, you can get it for $67.99 for the first 5 months with this current offer. This offer is available only to new customers, and it expires on Nov. 30. Not sure if YouTube TV is for you? You can also try it for free for 21 days before committing to the discounted rate.
Get up to $30 off your first month of Fubo TV
Fubo TV gives you access to ESPN, Fox, ABC, CBS, NBC, NFL Network and 100+ more live channels. With plans that cost up to $115/month, the live-TV streaming service is definitely a big investment, but it’s one of the most comprehensive ways to watch live TV, including the new NCAA season, the NFL, MLB and more, and still leaves you with major savings compared to a traditional cable package. Fubo subscribers also get 1,000 hours of cloud DVR storage.
Right now the platform is offering a free 7-day trial so you can check out everything the platform has to offer, risk-free, and on top of that, you can get up to $30 off your first month of Fubo Ultra, or $25 off Fubo Core.
Save a few bucks on a Disney+/Hulu bundle
Disney+/Hulu bundle subscriptions start at $12.99/month for the basic plan with ads, or $19.99/month for the ad-free bundle. Right now, if you subscribe to the ad-supported bundle, you can get both services for $11.99/month for your first six months, that’s 50% off the regular monthly price of each service. After the six month term is up, the plan will renew at the $12.99/month rate, or you can cancel at any time (here’s how). Don’t want ads? There’s also a Disney+, Hulu Bundle Premium – sign up now and pay just $17.99/month for 6 months instead of the regular $19.99/month rate.
Get ESPN Unlimited and Fox One for one streamlined price
ESPN Unlimited rolls all 7 ESPN-affiliated networks — ESPN, ESPN2, SEC Network, ACC Network, along with ESPN+, SEC+ and ACCNX — into one plan. It’s effectively “cable ESPN, but via streaming.” That means subscribers can get coverage of more than 47,000 live events each year, on-demand replays, original programming and more. Purchased alone, the plan costs $29.99/month.
FOX One is the home to all the major FOX channels: FOX News, FOX Sports, FOX Weather, FS1, FS2, FOX Business, FOX Deportes, Big Ten Network (B1G), local FOX stations and FOX Network. Users also have access to on-demand content from FOX Entertainment, including movies, TV shows, comedies, ad-supported channels like LiveNOW and TMZ and FOX podcasts. A FOX One subscription costs $19.99 a month.
With the newly announced Fox One/ESPN bundle, you can combine both services for one low rate of $39.99/month. That means access to tons of NFL and college football games, great shows, news and more, all at a savings of $120/year.
Get a DirecTV Signature package for $30 off your first month
DirecTV’s Entertainment tier gets you access to loads of channels where you can tune in to everything from NFL games to your favorite cable dramas. Channels include ESPN, TNT, ACC Network, Big Ten Network, Lifetime, A&E and, depending on where you live, local affiliates for ABC, CBS, Fox and NBC.
You’ll also get unlimited Cloud DVR storage and access to Disney+, Hulu (with ads), and ESPN Unlimited
DirecTV Entertainment is currently available for $59.99 for your first 3 months, that’s a $30 savings over the regular rate. (After the initial offer ends, you’ll be charged $89.99/month, or you can cancel at any time.) You can also get $30 off your first month of DirecTV’s Choice, Ultimate or Premier packages – browse all the plans here. You can also try out any plan for free for five days. If you’re interested in trying out a live-TV streaming service but aren’t ready to commit, we recommend starting with DirecTV. This deal is good through Dec. 31.
Bundle WNBA League Pass and the Tennis Channel and save
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Tennis and basketball fans, this one’s for you. Right now, when you bundle WNBA League Pass, which offers live and on-demand access to a majority of the WNBA season, and the Tennis Channel’s streaming service, you can save $5/month.
WNBA League Pass runs $14.99/month and Tennis Channel is $11.99/month when purchased separately, but with this bundle available through Prime Video, you’ll pay just $21.98/month. When you start a bundle, your existing subscriptions for either channel will end, including ones in a free trial period. Paid subscribers will receive a refund equal to the remaining portion of your current paid month within five days.
Get the Disney+/Hulu/ESPN Unlimited/NFL+ Premium Bundle for less
We’re fans of the Disney+/Hulu/ESPN Unlimited bundle; even though it’s pricey at $35.99/month, it’s a must-have for its vast array of sports and entertainment offerings. And if football is your thing, you can add a subscription to NFL+ Premium to the bundle and pay $45.99/month. That’s a $5/month savings, considering that a standalone NFL+ Premium subscription costs $14.99/month. A subscription to NFL+ Premium gets you live local & primetime regular season and postseason games on your phone or tablet, access to the NFL Network, live out-of-market preseason games, live game audio (home, away, & national calls) for every game, plus NFL Red Zone, NFL Pro, and full game replays.
Avoid Spotify’s price increase by getting three months free with Disney+ Perks
A Spotify subscription gets you access to unlimited podcasts and music on your phone, computer or tablet, with the ability to curate and discover the content you love. Spotify recently raised the price of its premium plans from $11.99 to $12.99/month for individuals, but there’s one way to get a Premium subscription for free.
Perhaps you didn’t realize, but if you’re a Disney+ subscriber, you get automatic access to Disney+ Perks, a site with loads of deals and discounts, and Disney+ subscribers are eligible to sign up for three months of Spotify Premium for free. After the trial period ends, users can continue the plan for $12.99/month or cancel anytime. This offer is open to users who haven’t tried Premium before and it’ll be available on the Disney+ Perks site through 2028.
Another way to get free Spotify? Get four months free with a new DirecTV planGrab Philo for $33 and enjoy free HBO Max!
A Philo Bundle+ subscription comes with 70+ top-rated channels like Hallmark, A&E, IFC and MTV, plus AMC+ and access to the ad-supported tiers of HBO Max and Discovery+ as part of the subscription. With Philo, you get the best of live TV and premium subscription services all in one for a great price.
Philo’s Bundle+ tier is just $33 monthly when purchased through Philo.com. You can also try out Philo for free for seven days.
Want to watch live TV but don’t need HBO Max or Discovery+? You can also grab the Philo Essential plan for $25/month, one of the most affordable and flexible live TV streaming plans around.
Get Starz for just $2.50/month
A subscription to Starz includes access to original series like Outlander and movies like Ballerina and Now You See Me.
A monthly subscription typically costs $10.99/month, but right now you can sign up for 12 months for $30, that’s just $2.50/month, a great deal that gives you access to all its programming. After the promotional period is over, you can cancel or continue at the regular rate. Starz hasn’t announced when this deal will end, so you might want to grab it now while it’s still around.
Get DAZN’s new PPV subscription tier
DAZN is the home of boxing, broadcasting over 185 fights a year, plus MMA, PFL, BKFC and Misfits crossover boxing, and right now it’s offering a new plan that includes at least 12 major pay-per-view fights, plus every other fight that comes with its regular plan, for just $49.99/month.
The subscription requires an annual commitment, but since many PPV fights cost $50-$70 on top of a monthly subscription, it’s a good deal if you plan to watch them all.
DAZN also still offers a regular non-PPV plan — an annual subscription costs $199.99/year if you pay up front, or $19.99/month.
Bundle Apple TV and Peacock for savings
Customers in the U.S. can save over 30% on regular prices by subscribing to the Apple TV and Peacock Premium bundle for $17.99/month, or the ad-free Apple TV and Peacock Premium Plus for $22.99/month, through either app or website. (If you’re an existing Apple One subscriber on a Family or Premier plan, you can subscribe to Peacock Premium Plus and receive a special 35% discount.)
This first-of-its-kind bundle offers the best of both services, including award-winning originals, live events, sports and blockbuster movies. You’ll get shows like Ted Lasso, Severance, The Paper, The Traitors, MLS and MLB games, the NBA and much more, all through one convenient monthly subscription. This is a solid deal considering both services raised their rates this week.
Note: this bundle cannot be purchased from third-party device partners, and the Apple TV subscription (formerly Apple TV+) does not include third-party-branded subscription services or content available for rental or purchase in the Apple TV app.
Get the ESPN, Disney+ and Hulu bundle for FREE with a DirecTV subscription
DirecTV has a great deal for subscribers who use a Gemini device with their plan — right now, all DIRECTV Signature Pack customers with a Gemini device will get Disney+, Hulu and ESPN Unlimited included in their subscription at no additional cost. DirecTV packages currently start at $85/month.
The new ad-supported Disney+, Hulu and ESPN bundle via Hulu is currently available for $35.99/month, so this offer through DirecTV provides considerable savings.
DirecTV’s Gemini streaming device connects viewers to 4K HD DirecTV programming and loads of streaming apps, including Disney+, ESPN, Hulu, Netflix, HBO Max, Prime Video and more — all from within the DirecTV platform. Gemini devices cost about $10/month in addition to your DirecTV Signature package subscription.
Best deals for students: HBO Max, Hulu and Peacock
If you’re a student (and aren’t already on a family streaming plan), a few services offer great limited-time discounts, including HBO Max, which offers 50% off its ad-supported plan (so you’ll pay $4.99, though the offer is only good for one 12-month period), and Peacock, which costs students $5.99 a month. But the best streaming offer for students might just be Hulu’s: It offers students a rate of just $1.99/month for as long as you offer proof of enrollment.
More streaming deals you can scoreGet Sling access for as little as $5
Sling TV’s Day Pass gives consumers the freedom to watch what they want, when they want, without committing to a monthly streaming subscription.
Sign up for a single day ($4.99), a weekend ($9.99), or a full week ($14.99) and watch every channel available through Sling Orange, which includes ESPN, TNT, Disney Channel and 30 more. No strings attached.
Want to catch a specific sporting event or binge a show that’s not on Sling Orange? You can customize your channel lineup with add-ons organized by category. Current Sling Extra packages include Sports Extra, News Extra, Entertainment Extra, Hollywood Extra, Lifestyle Extra, Heartland Extra and Kids Extra.
Get Disney+, Hulu, or ESPN+ free with Kroger Boost
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If you shop locally at Kroger stores, their Boost loyalty program will get you access to a free annual subscription to either Disney+, Hulu or ESPN+ (all with ads).
An annual Kroger Boost subscription costs $99 and also includes 2X fuel points, free grocery delivery, and other exclusive offers.
Best overall bundle: Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max bundle
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The Disney+, Hulu and HBO Max bundle gets you access to all three popular streamers. You can go for ads ($19.99/month) or go ad-free ($32.99/month).
If you don’t already have access to these platforms, this is an option that really covers your bases. You’ll get three vast content libraries, fully stocked with everything Marvel and Disney princesses (new and old). You’re also getting Hulu’s robust catalog of on-demand shows the day after they air, including the latest episodes of Abbott Elementary and Grey’s Anatomy. With HBO Max, you’ll get the most recent seasons of And Just Like That, The Pitt,The White Lotus and plenty more.
Best alternative to cable: Fubo 
Fubo gives you access to ESPN, Fox, CBS, ABC and over 100 live channels, including dozens of sports channels. Fubo subscribers also get unlimited cloud DVR storage. The platform offers a free trial period, and you can also get up to $30 off your first month on select plans.
Check for discounts through your internet and cellphone providers
Some of the best streaming discounts aren’t through special sales, but through your internet and cellphone providers. T-Mobile cellular subscribers are eligible for discounts or free subscriptions to Apple TV, Hulu and Netflix (standard plan with ads), T-Mobile At-Home internet customers can get free Paramount+ and Hulu with their plans, Verizon offers discounted $10 subscriptions to the Disney+/Hulu/ESPN+ bundle, a Netflix/HBO Max bundle and YouTube Premium, and select Cricket Wireless plans get HBO Max (with ads) for free.
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This bundle has all the benefits of Disney+ and Hulu plus access to ESPN+, which means exclusive sports coverage, select F1 races, some MLB content, tennis matches and more.
You can get all three for just $10/month with an eligible monthly plan at Verizon.
The Paramount+ Essential plan is available at no extra cost for new and existing T-Mobile All-In Home Internet customers. (There’s also a free Hulu benefit, to boot!)
If you use T-Mobile for home internet and would like to take advantage of these perks, visit the T-Life app or visit t-mobile.com to manage your benefits and opt in.
Don’t cut the cord — bundle cable and streaming together!
If you have or want to switch to Xfinity for your internet or cable provider, you can add the $30/month Xfinity Streamsaver bundle into the mix, which includes three streamers putting out some of the best original content around: plans that include Apple TV+, Netflix (standard plan with ads), Disney+ and Peacock are available. Xfinity internet plans range between $22-35/month, bringing your total cost for internet and streaming to $52-65 per month.
If you’re a Spectrum customer, there’s a similar cable and streaming bundle available, and it won’t cost you anything extra: If you subscribe to Spectrum and opt for a TV Select cable plan or higher, you’ll receive free ad-supported subscriptions to Disney+, ViX, ESPN Unlimited, Fox One, discovery+, AMC+, Paramount+ and HBO Max.
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