Even for those with the most comprehensive cable packages, streaming services have become all but necessary to keep up with select sports and original TV shows. Fortunately, there are deals on nearly every streaming service out there, especially when it comes to opting in for an annual plan or bundling multiple services together. Below, we've highlighted all of the best streaming deals and bundles, from Disney to Amazon and everything in between.
Many of these discounts are standard year-round offerings, but we'll keep this page updated with the latest limited-time deals, so you won't need to worry about missing out on a potential savings opportunity. After scouring the internet for deals this month, we've found some new savings on Disney Plus and Hulu bundles, deals on monthly and annual Starz plans, and multiple introductory offers on Fubo and DirecTV, among other options for savvy shoppers.
Check out each streaming service's currently available deals below. We've highlighted both standard streaming services and live TV packages, with price comparisons for how much you'd pay per year with a month-to-month plan or how much you'd pay per month without bundling multiple services together. Many of the streamers offer introductory deals for new and/or eligible returning customers, which we've also outlined. You learn more about our recommendations in our guides to how we test streaming services and how we find and vet deals.
Paramount+
There are always year-round savings with Paramount+ annual plans compared to paying month-to-month. Essential plans cost $7.99 a month, and the Premium tier goes for $12.99 a month. If you opt for annual, you end up saving about $35 a year for either plan. Essential gives subscribers ad-supported on-demand content, while the Premium upgrade offers an ad-free on-demand experience, CBS live streaming, Showtime programming, and other perks. Paramount+ Essential (or Peacock Premium, if you'd prefer that) is also included with all Walmart+ plans, from monthly ($12.95 a month) to annual ($98 a year).
If you just want to stick with a monthly plan, you can head to the Paramount+ website.
Disney Plus and Hulu
Disney (and several of its partners) offers the greatest number of deals through bundles. There are savings if you bundle Disney+ with Hulu, with Hulu and HBO Max, with Hulu and ESPN, with Hulu + Live TV, or if you just get an annual Disney+ ad-free subscription. We recommend trying out one of the Disney+ and Hulu combos no matter what, since you get two entire on-demand subscriptions for only $1 a month more than the price of one.
There's also a brand-new savings opportunity for the Disney Plus and Hulu bundles. If you commit to a six-month plan (billed monthly), you can get a cheaper monthly fee in your first six months. For the ad-supported bundle, it will cost $11.99 a month for six months ($71.94 total), before you begin getting charged the then-standard monthly fee (currently $12.99 a month). For the ad-free bundle, that's $17.99 a month for six months ($107.94 total), before subscriptions revert to their then-standard monthly rate (currently $19.99 a month).
If you plan to stick with just one streaming service or want to try a month-to-month subscription first, you can head to the Disney+ website for more information.
ESPN
There are two tiers of ESPN's streaming service: ESPN Select (formerly ESPN Plus, for $12.99 a month) and ESPN Unlimited (for $29.99 a month). Both plans also have annual subscription options, which offer year-over-year savings compared to paying monthly for 12 months. You can also save if you bundle ESPN Unlimited with other services, like Disney+, Hulu, NFL Plus Premium, or FOX One.
The ESPN Unlimited and NFL Plus Premium bundle costs $39.99 a month, which is decent savings when compared to the $44.98 you'd pay each month if you subscribed to the services separately. The ESPN Unlimited and FOX One bundle offers slightly more savings at $39.99 a month, compared to the $49.98 you'd pay if subscribed separately. You can learn more about the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN bundles in the section above.
If you'd rather try a monthly plan or explore the bundle deal, you can go to the ESPN website.
Peacock
Peacock's monthly plans go for $10.99 or $16.99 a month, so the annual plans add up to about 12 months for the price of the 10. The Premium tier offers on-demand and select live coverage with ads, while Premium Plus has ad-free on-demand content and a 24/7 live stream of NBC. The service boasts select live sports and classic comedies, like The Office, Parks and Rec, and Saturday Night Live. There's also a pared-down Peacock Select tier, which costs $7.99 a month or $79.99 a year. This plan only includes ad-supported on-demand current season and library content from NBC and Bravo shows, in addition to some other select programming (but no movies, live events/sports, or Peacock Originals).
Peacock and Apple TV also recently launched two bundle options: one for Peacock Premium and Apple TV, and another for Peacock Premium Plus and Apple TV. Subscriptions cost $14.99 and $19.99, respectively, a significant savings opportunity compared to what you'd pay for both services separately each month. Additionally, Peacock Premium (or Paramount+ Essential, depending on what you prefer) is included with Walmart+ subscriptions, which cost $12.95 a month or $98 a year. Instacart+, which costs $9.99 a month or $99 a year, also comes with Peacock Premium access.
You can check out the Peacock website if you'd rather subscribe to a monthly plan.
Apple TV
Apple TV typically costs $12.99 a month, but users can find savings in an annual plan, which costs $99. The annual plan wasn't impacted by the price increase, so the current offer saves subscribers a little over $56 each year. It's worth noting that you might need to sign up for a monthly plan first and then opt into annual billing. Beginning in the 2026 season, all MLS matches will be available to Apple TV subscribers, so they won't need to pay for the extra MLS Season Pass. You can find info about the new Apple TV and Peacock bundles in the Peacock section above.
If you're interested in learning more about Apple TV Plus or other Apple services, you can visit the Apple TV Plus website for additional information.
Prime Video
Prime Video is Amazon's streaming counterpart, but if you're not interested in having a full Amazon Prime membership (which includes access to Prime Video), you can subscribe to Prime Video on its own for $8.99 a month. However, you can find some solid savings each year with an annual subscription to Amazon Prime, which costs $139. Additionally, you can access ad-free on-demand streaming on Prime Video content for an extra $2.99 a month (starting April 10, that will cost $4.99 a month).
Prime Video also allows customers to subscribe to external streaming services through their account, and these sign-ups often come with special deals in the form of discounted bundles. Some of the best Prime Video add-on deals available right now are for the AMC+ Premium, Starz, and MGM+ bundle ($21.99 a month, compared to the $30.97 you'd pay each month if you subscribed to each service separately), the Hallmark+ and discovery+ bundle ($12.99 a month, compared to the $17.98 a month you'd pay each month if you subscribed to each service separately), and the HBO Max and Cinemax bundle ($22.99 a month, compared to the $28.48 you'd pay each month if you subscribed to each service separately).
If you'd rather try a monthly plan or just stick with Prime Video, you can find more information on the Prime Video storefront.
DAZN
DAZN has become an absolute hub for boxing, hosting some of the most-anticipated matches around the globe each year. DAZN also offers other select sports, usually without a PPV fee, although boxing is its focus. Most major fights require a subscription and pay-per-view (PPV) fee, but you can find some savings by opting for one of the annual plans. Flexible month-to-month subscriptions cost $30.99 a month, but you can save by opting for the 12-Month Monthly Saver plan, which reduces your monthly bill to $20.99 a month on a one-year contract.
There's also an up-front annual plan, which costs $224.99 a year. DAZN has also introduced a new Ultimate plan, which costs $44.99 a month on an annual contract or $449.99 up front for a year. The Ultimate tier includes at least 12 PPV fights a year at no extra cost.
For more information on DAZN's plans and PPV offerings, you can explore the DAZN website.
Starz
Starz subscriptions typically cost $11.99 a month, $45.99 for six months, or $69.99 for a year, but the streamer is usually running a promo on at least one of its plans at any given moment. Right now, customers can get about 49% off a year of service by opting for a $35.99 annual plan. If you're only interested in trying STARZ for a few months, there's also an option to get your first three months for $4.99 a month. You can also bundle a STARZ subscription with BritBox, the North American streaming home of several BBC and ITV series. This costs $14.99 a month, which breaks down to about 35% off the cost of subscribing to both streaming services separately each month.
If you're interested in learning more about the different subscriptions, you can check out the Starz website.
HBO Max
There are three tiers of HBO Max, previously Max (and before that, also HBO Max), in addition to a Disney/HBO Max/Hulu bundle, which we've highlighted above. The standard monthly price for HBO Max with Ads is $10.99, HBO Max Ad-Free is $18.49, and HBO Max Ultimate Ad-Free is $22.99. The ad-free tiers also include sports live streaming for games that air on Warner Bros. channels, like TNT and TBS. The annual version of each plan offers about 17% off in total per year, which is not a bad deal if HBO Max is something you're planning to hang onto in the long run. You can learn more about the Disney Plus, Hulu, and HBO Max bundles in the Disney Plus section above.
You can go to the HBO Max website if you'd rather just sign up for a month-to-month plan right now.
Crunchyroll
Crunchyroll is a popular anime-centric streaming service that has some decent savings opportunities when you subscribe to one of its three tiers of service on an annual basis. Monthly subscriptions range from $9.99 a month to $17.99 a month, and their annual counterparts range from $99.99 a year to $179.99 a year. Year-to-year, annual subscriptions are about 17% cheaper across the board than what you'd pay in total after 12 months on a monthly subscription.
You can learn more about the various plans through the Crunchyroll website.
DirecTV
DirecTV, formerly DirecTV Stream, is another comprehensive live TV streaming service with pretty much all of the channels you'll find in a standard cable package. New subscribers can save on their first 24 months of Signature packages, including discounts on the Entertainment, Choice, Ultimate, and Premier plans. First-time customers can also get $35 off their first month of Choice, $40 off their first month of Ultimate, and $45 off their first month of Premier. Just keep in mind that the actual monthly prices might be a bit higher after paying the required regional sports fees and/or any necessary Gemini lease fees. Users can also save some money on their first two months of DirecTV's MySports genre pack.
If you're interested in learning more about DirecTV, check out the DirecTV website for additional information.
Sling TV
Sling TV has developed a reputation as one of the most affordable live TV streaming packages on the market, and it's also chock-full of deals. There are several main plans to choose from: Sling Select, Sling Essentials, Sling Orange, Sling Blue, the Sling Select + Essentials combo, and the Sling Orange + Blue combo. Individual Orange and Blue plans cost $45.99 a month each or $60.99 a month for both, and Sling Select and Essentials start at $19.99 a month each or $34.99 a month for both. If you have a plan that gets local channels, Sling Blue costs $49.99 a month, Sling Select costs $24.99 a month, and Sling Orange + Blue costs $64.99 a month.
You can save by prepaying for three months of any of these plans. Prepaid plans range from $49.99 for three months of Sling Select to $159.99 for three months of Sling Orange + Blue. Sling also offers all sorts of deals if you add on a streaming service through your Sling subscription, including first-month savings on Paramount+ with Showtime (Premium), AMC+, and STARZ.
If you want to explore Sling TV and its add-ons, visit the Sling website for more information.
Fubo
Fubo is a slightly more expensive live TV service, with standard plans starting at $73.99 a month (a recent price reduction following the NBCU blackout on Fubo), but the sports-centric cable alternative offers more than 200 channels at the touch of a button. The service offers everything from local networks to niche, traditionally cable channels, with a few exceptions. The streamer currently offers $25 off its Pro plans, $30 off Elite plans, and $5 off its Latino plan for the first month of service. Fubo's brand-new Sports plan will also knock $10 off the first month of service.
For additional plans and channel information, head to Fubo's website.
Streaming device deals
If you've gotten yourself all set up with a streaming service but you still need a way to watch it on your TV, then it might be time to purchase a streaming device. These are particularly helpful tools for those without smart TVs, which typically come with streaming apps available to download or already installed (although you'll still need to pay for a subscription to use them). Several of our favorite picks are on sale this month, including Roku, Fire TV, and Google TV devices.
Wireless and grocery streaming deals
One of the cool things about streaming services is that they're often already included with other subscriptions or contracts, or these services allow you to sign up for a streamer or bundle at a reduced price. Mobile carriers and grocery delivery services have some of the best offers, and we've rounded up some of the top options below. Cellular providers typically involve long-term contracts, so we encourage potential customers to read the fine print carefully.
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