The big list of streaming deals
Updated on September 19, 2025
Back in the old days of cable, keeping your TV bill in check required routine calls to customer service, followed by desperate pleas for a lower rate and/or threats to cancel your service.
With streaming TV, things work a bit differently. While you can’t call up Netflix or HBO to ask for a lower price, you can often snag discounts on streaming services if you know where to look.
In this guide, I’ve done the legwork of finding all the best streaming deals, so you can save money on Paramount+, Peacock Premium, Netflix, the Disney bundle, and more.
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Streaming service deals
These deals are up to date as of September 19, 2025, and I’ll do my best to refresh this information over time. If you spot an error, please let me know. This page has some affiliate links, which earn me a commission if you wind up subscribing to something.
- Apple TV+: Use this link to get a month free.
- NFL Sunday Ticket: $276 for new subscribers.
- ESPN streaming: Bundle with Disney+ and Hulu free for the first year.
- Starz: Get three months for $4 per month, or $24 for one year. New and returning subscribers. (Must log in to see offers.)
- YouTube TV: $50 per month for the first two months. New subscribers only.
- DirecTV Genre Packs: Two months of MySports for $60 per month, or two months of MyEntertainment for $30 per month. New subscribers only.
- DirecTV: Take $35 to $45 off the first month for all standard TV packages.Then, take $10 per month off the next two months, or the next 23 months if you lease a Gemini box (which costs $10 per month).
- Fubo: $10 off the new Sports plan for one month, or $20 off base packages. New subscribers only.
- Britbox: Sign up by September 25 to save $20 on your first year.
- AMC+: Get 30 days free (no ads) with promo code AMC30FT4.
- MHz Choice: 30% off the first three months with code SUMMER25.
- AmEx credit for Disney streaming services: $7 monthly credit card statement credit toward Disney+, Hulu, or ESPN with AmEx Blue Cash Everyday (no annual fee), or $10 monthly credit with AmEx Blue Cash Preferred ($95 annual fee after the first year).
If you can’t take advantage of a “new subscribers only” deal because you’ve signed up before, consider using a masked or secondary email address to sign up again. You can also set up a limited-use credit card (for instance, with Privacy.com) so you don’t get auto-billed at regular price after the promo period.
Streaming device deals
- Walmart Onn 4K Pro deal brings the streaming box price to $45. Great product, which I reviewed last year.
- Tablo over-the-air DVRs are $30 off, including the dual-tuner model for $70 and quad-tuner model for $110.
- The Fire TV Stick HD is back to $18 with code HDFTVADD, the 4K model is down to $25 with code FIRETV4K, and the 4K Max is on sale for $30 with code 4KMAXADD.
Streaming service bundles
- Disney+ and Hulu: $11 per month with ads, $20 per month without.
- Disney+, Hulu, and Max bundle: $17 per month with ads, $30 per month without. Sign up through the Disney+, Max, or Hulu websites.
- Free HBO Max (with ads) with DoorDash DashPass: DashPass is $96 per year, less than HBO Max alone.
- Comcast StreamSaver: Get Netflix with ads, Peacock with ads, and Apple TV+ for $15 per month. (Comcast customers only.)
- Free Paramount+ or Peacock (with ads) with Walmart+: Walmart+ is $98 per year. Switch services once every three months.
- Free Peacock (with ads) with Instacart+: Instacart+ is $10 per month or $99 per year, less than Peacock alone.
- Starz and Britbox: $15 per month when bundled.
- Starz and Hallmark+: $14 per month when bundled through Prime Video.
- Starz and Max (no ads): $21 per month when bundled through Prime Video.
- DirecTV Stream MyEntertainment bundle: 40 channels, Disney+, Hulu, and Max (with ads) for $35 per month.
- Free Disney service with Kroger Boost: Choose Disney+, Hulu, or ESPN. Kroger Boost costs $99 per year.
Streaming deals from Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T
If you haven’t claimed any free or discounted streaming video services from your wireless carrier, you’re probably leaving money on the table. Select one of the carriers below to see what deals you can get.
Verizon Wireless
NFL Sunday Ticket:
- New Verizon home internet customers get a free year of Sunday Ticket with 1 Gbps or higher Fios, 5G Home Plus, or LTE Home Plus plans.
- New Verizon mobile customers (or existing customers adding a new line) get a free year of Sunday Ticket on Unlimited Plus or Unlimited Ultimate plans when purchasing a select phone.
- Existing Verizon mobile customers get a free year of Sunday Ticket by upgrading to a new phone (with a three-year contract) on Unlimited Plus or Unlimited Ultimate.
- See here for details.
YouTube TV:
- Verizon home internet customers (new and existing) can save $10 per month on YouTube TV for a year.
Netflix and Max bundle:
- Bundle Netflix and Max (both with ads) for $10 per month. Go ad-free by paying the difference in price.
- Available with Unlimited Ultimate, Plus, or Welcome wireless plans, and with 5G or Fios home internet.
- See details on Verizon’s FAQ page.
T-Mobile and Sprint
MLS Season Pass for free (T-Mobile only):
- Redeem starting February 18 through the T-Life app.
Netflix for free (T-Mobile only):
- Standard with Ads (1080p video, two streams, $7 per month value) with multi-line Magenta and Go5G plans.
- Single line plans are also eligible with Magenta Max, Go5G Plus, and Go5G Next.
- Can be upgraded to higher Netflix tiers at a discount
- See T-Mobile’s website for instructions on how to redeem
Hulu on-demand for free ($8-per-month value):
- Requires an Experience Beyond or Go5G Next plan.
- Redeem through T-Mobile website, or dial 611 to check availability.
Apple TV+ for free ($10-per-month value):
- Available with Experience More, Experience Beyond, Magenta MAX, Magenta Plus, Magenta MAX Welcome, Magenta Amplified, ONE Amplified, and ONE Plus plans.
- Redeem through T-Mobile
What happened to AT&T’s free HBO Max deal?
AT&T has stopped offering free HBO Max with its current wireless plans, but if you have an older AT&T unlimited data plan, you may still be able to get HBO Max at no charge.
The following AT&T plans are currently eligible for HBO Max as of this writing:
- Unlimited Elite
- Unlimited Plus and Plus Enhanced
- Unlimited Choice, Choice II, and Choice Enhanced
- Unlimited &More Premium
To see which plan you have, you can sign into AT&T’s plan management page.
Assuming you’re eligible, choose “Sign in through TV or mobile provider” when logging into the HBO Max app, then select AT&T as your provider and enter your account ID and password. AT&T has more detailed instructions on its website.
Prepaid carrier perks
Some prepaid carriers offer free streaming services as well. Here’s a quick rundown:
- Free HBO Max with Cricket: Available with $60-per-month Unlimited plans.
- Free Amazon Prime with Metro by T-Mobile: Available with $70-per-month Unlimited plans.
- Free MLS Season Pass with Metro by T-Mobile: Starts February 18.
- Total by Verizon (formerly Tracfone): Get Disney+ free with $60 plans, or six months with $50 plans.
- Straight Talk: Walmart+ (and Paramount+) included with $55 per month Gold and $65 per month Platinum plans.
- Pick a free service with US Mobile: Customers with three Unlimited Premium lines can choose from Netflix Standard, HBO Max, the Disney bundle, or Apple TV+. Customers with four lines can choose a second service from the list.
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