Black Friday streaming deals 2025: Peacock, Max (HBO), Hulu–Disney+, Apple TV+, Netflix and more

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Black Friday streaming deals 2025

It’s the one week each year when streamers actually get cheaper. For Black Friday 2025, several major services are running limited-time offers that can lock in a year (or at least a few months) at well below list price. Here’s a clean, verified cheat sheet you can act on today.

Hulu + Disney+ Black Friday deal (with ads)

Price: $4.99/month for 12 months
What you get: Both Hulu (With Ads) and Disney+ (With Ads) on one discounted bundle for a full year.
Fine print: New or returning subscribers; auto-renews at the then-current monthly price after 12 months.

Why it’s strong: This is the broadest discount of the year on the core two-service bundle and effectively cuts the current bundle cost by more than half for 12 straight months.

Max (formerly HBO Max) Black Friday deal

Price: $2.99/month for 12 months on the With Ads plan (select sign-up paths).
What you get: The ad-supported tier of Max (originals, HBO, DC, WB films, sports add-ons per plan availability).
Fine print: Typically for new/eligible returning subs; billed monthly for a year, then jumps to standard pricing.

Why it’s strong: A true year-long price cut—rare among premium services. If you can live with ads, this is the cheapest way to keep the full HBO slate through 2026’s awards season.

Apple TV+ Black Friday deal

Price: $5.99/month for six months
What you get: Full Apple TV+ library (original series/films).
Fine print: New/eligible returning accounts; after six months it returns to the regular monthly rate.

Why it’s strong: Cuts the current monthly price by more than half for a half-year—ideal if you want to binge new seasons and catch up on the prestige back catalog.

Paramount+ Black Friday deal

Price: $2.99/month for two months (applies to Essential or Premium during the promo window)
What you get: Live NFL on CBS with Premium, full on-demand library across both tiers.
Fine print: New/eligible returning subs; after the two-month promo, billing resumes at the regular price for the tier you chose.

Why it’s strong: A flexible, ultra-low entry point whether you need the ad-free Premium tier’s live sports or just want the Essential library for holiday viewing.

Peacock Black Friday 2025

What we’re seeing today: Peacock’s most notable values this week are annual-plan discounts (targeted codes and limited promos) and bundle perks through memberships that include streaming as a benefit.
Typical patterns: Lower first-year annual pricing on the Peacock Premium tier, plus occasional tie-ins that effectively offset the cost when paired with other subscriptions.
Action tip: Check your account/email for targeted annual offers during the weekend; annual cuts tend to beat short monthly promos.

Why it’s strong: If you watch Premier League, WWE, next-day NBC shows, or holiday films, a discounted annual is usually the best long-term value.

Netflix on Black Friday

Status: No traditional Black Friday discount on core Netflix plans.
Where to save anyway: Look for carrier/ISP bundles or device promos that include a few free months, but Netflix itself rarely runs a public Black Friday price cut.

Other notable streaming promos to scan

Live TV bundles: Short-term percentage-off deals on internet live-TV services appear throughout the weekend; good for cord-cutters who only need holiday sports/news.
Channel add-ons: Marketplaces often run $0.99–$2.99/month teaser rates for 1–3 months on premium add-on channels—useful for sampling prestige catalogs.

Quick compare: best-value moves by goal

Cheapest year of general entertainment: Hulu + Disney+ at $4.99/month for 12 months.
Lowest price for HBO originals all year: Max With Ads at $2.99/month for 12 months.
Prestige binge window: Apple TV+ at $5.99/month for six months.
Sports + blockbuster back catalog for the holidays: Paramount+ at $2.99/month for two months.
Premier League/WWE/next-day NBC: Hunt Peacock annual discounts or a membership perk that includes Peacock.

Fine-print reminders (so you don’t get burned)

Eligibility matters: Most deals exclude current active subscribers on the same billing route. Try another sign-up path if you’re blocked.
Set two reminders: One for three days before the promo ends, and one on renewal day in 2026.
Annual vs. monthly: If offered both, annual discounts usually beat monthly promos over the full term.
Region/device quirks: Some prices and start times vary by country and by where you initiate the subscription (direct vs. add-on store).

If you want a full year on the cheap, lock in Hulu–Disney+ ($4.99/mo for 12 months) or Max ($2.99/mo for 12 months) today. Stack Apple TV+ (six months at $5.99) for a prestige sprint, sprinkle in Paramount+ ($2.99 for two months) for holiday films and football, and keep an eye on Peacock annual offers or bundle perks to round out your lineup without paying full freight.