16 best Black Friday 2024 streaming deals: Paramount+, Peacock, more top services

It’s the most wonderful time of the year — and not just because it’s the holiday season.Right now is also the time of year where you can score the best Black Friday streaming deals a.k.a.

some of the best prices of the year on streaming subscriptions.If you were thinking about adding something new to your rotation, now’s the time to do it.

From a year of Peacock for $20 to 75% off Paramount+, there’s no limit to all of the amazing shows and movies you’ll find by giving some new services a try at lower prices.Below, we’ve rounded up a variety of different services offering great deals this year ahead of Black Friday.

All of these deals are available for a limited time only, so don’t let them pass you by.Your first two months of Paramount+ will be just $3.

It includes NFL on CBS and access to the entire Showtime streaming catalog.Stream shows like “Yellowstone” and all things “Real Housewives,” plus Premier League soccer and NFL Sunday Night Football.

“Outlander” is back! Stream new episodes and more with this discount that lasts for your first two months.Get one whole year of live sports, including NHL, F1 racing, and PGA tour events, for the price of nine months right now.

DIRECTV Stream’s live TV streaming packages include the most regional sports networks.For a limited time, take $20 off your first three months.

For a limited time, save 50% on your first month of any Sling TV plan: Blue, Orange, or Orange + Blue.After a seven-day free trial, you’ll be able to save $30 on your first month of live TV streaming with fuboTV.

An AMC+ subscription will also give you access to the streaming libraries of Shudder, IFC Films Unlimited, and Sundance Now.Through Prime Video, you can save on your first two months.

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