Top Black Friday 2025 Streaming Descounts: Disney+ Hulu Offer Only $60 Per Year Plus Big Discounts on Apple TV+, HBO Max

Limited-Time Streaming Service Offers for Black Friday

While deals on streaming services can appear all year round, they are most prevalent during Black Friday. The past year has been challenging for streaming platforms, primarily due to steadily climbing subscription fees. Disney+ and HBO Max are among those that have increased prices, making discounts more valuable than ever. Below are this year's top streaming bargains for Black Friday. Be mindful that eligibility usually requires being a new user or a subscriber returning after a break.

Premier Black Friday Streaming Discounts

Disney+ is offering a special deal: pay $60 for an entire year, breaking down to just $5 per month until December 1. This offer is set at over 50% less than the usual $13 monthly rate, welcoming both new users and past subscribers who meet the criteria.

Apple TV+ invites you to enjoy six months of streaming for $36 during Black Friday—a monthly reduction to $6. Running until December 1, this offer is restricted to direct memberships via Apple and targets both new and qualifying returning customers.

For HBO Max, the seasonal deal delivers a year of access at an unbeatable $36, valid through December 1. The offer grants use of the ad-based service, typically priced at $11 monthly. Enrollment is possible either via HBO Max's site or as an option for Amazon Prime members.

Sling TV unveiled Day Passes earlier this year, now offering a $1 pass discount—down from the regular rate—granting a full day's admittance to over 30 channels like ESPN and CNN.

Paramount+ unveils an exciting offer, presenting either their Essential or Premium plans for $6 over two months, effectively reducing to $3 monthly. The Premium plan, regularly $13 per month, offers the most considerable savings.

Audible is $3 for three months with a $20 Audible credit, offering access to an expansive selection of audiobooks and exclusive audio content. Post three months, you'll need to consider regular pricing options.

Subscribers can lock in a Starz annual pass for $12, marking over $50 in savings. Alternatively, there's a monthly plan available: $3 for the first three months, all granting ad-free access and downloadable shows from Starz's catalog.

MasterClass offers a splendid 50% markdown on yearly memberships. Typically $20 a month, the Premium tier costs just $10 monthly if committed upfront, permitting broader explorations into MasterClass’s content vault and allowing offline streaming.

Plex Lifetime Pass is available for $150. With their innovative personal media servers, Plex allows you to craft your own organized library, alongside access to a diverse array of shows and movies. The price hike makes this current offer quite attractive.

Fubo TV lures sports enthusiasts with up to $30 off their first month's fee. If Elite tier fits your needs, benefit from its impressive range—over 325 channels, including major networks and ESPN Unlimited—with initial cost savings.

DirecTV is slicing up to $45 off their initial subscription month for several signature packages. Engage with their 'Entertainment' option at $50 for the first 30 days and gain access to more than 90 channels, regional variations included. Mobile access through DirecTV's app is a bonus.