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Even streaming services get their own holiday and yes, today is that day. In honor of National Streaming Day on May 20, a slew of live TV and video-on-demand streaming services are rolling out deals for cord-cutters.
Created by Roku in 2014, the self-promotion celebration is now an opportunity for other streamers to attract prospective customers and lure back former subscribers. The streaming device company is offering up to 90 percent off subscriptions to Peacock, Paramount+, Starz and other streamers and three months of Apple TV+ through May 23.
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Below, see some of the best deals for National Streaming Day as well as a rundown of regular promos across the content on-demand universe.
Apple TV+ The tech giant already offers a free seven-day trial to new users and three free months when you buy select new Apple devices. The service is $7 monthly and is home to Oscar-winning film CODA, Ted Lasso, Shining Girls, Pachinko, Severance and more shows and movies; Friday Night Baseball; and more. Learn more here.
DirecTV Get a $200 gift card when you switch from another satellite and cable TV provider, plus get a two-year price guarantee. Learn more at DirecTV here.
Discovery+ Watch 90-Day Fiancée, Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Network, FoodTV, HGTV, TLC, Lifetime, A&E and other lifestyle channels with a Discovery+ subscription, which costs $5 per month for the ad-supported option or $7 for the ad-free plan. The streamer offers a seven-day free trial to new subscribers; learn more here.
Disney+ Sign up for Disney+ with ads through Hulu and get your first two months for $2 per month. New or current eligible Verizon customers can get the Disney+ bundle (which includes Hulu and ESPN+ with ads) for $10 per month; Learn more here.
FuboTV Save up to 24 percent off your first month and get a free seven-day trial with a new subscription to the live TV streamer’s Pro or Elite plans ($75 and up monthly). Learn more here.
HBO Max Soon to be known as simply Max starting May 23, the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streamer doesn’t have any official holiday discounts, but AT&T customers get HBO Max free with select wireless, internet and TV packages ($50 to $90 and up monthly). HBO Max is regularly $10 per month (or $100 annually) for the ad-supported plan or $15 monthly (or $150 per year) for the ad-free option. Get access to The Batman, HBO originals such as Euphoria and the Lakers-inspired series Winning Time, Oscar-nominated movies including King Richard and West Side Story and many others. Learn more at AT&T here.
Hulu Sign up for a new basic ad-supported plan by 11:59 p.m. PT on May 27 and get your first three months for $2 each. You can also add Disney+ with ads for an additional $2 per month. Learn more here.
Netflix Although Netflix itself isn’t offering any National Streaming Day deals, T-Mobile is offering a free Basic or Standard subscription with select Magenta or Magenta Max plans. Learn more at T-Mobile here.
Paramount+ The streamer regularly offers seven days free to new subscribers, and Essential and Premium packages ($5 to $10 monthly) are 16 percent off when you bill annually. The ViacomCBS-owned SVOD platform’s lineup includes all of the Star Trek films and spinoffs (including the new Discovery series), The Godfather-inspired limited TV show The Offer, Yellowstone spinoff 1883 and much more. Learn more here.
Philo Get seven days free when you sign up for Philo, which costs $25 per month and offers over 70 channels; learn more here.
SlingTV For a limited time, get $10 off your first month of live TV streaming with Sling, which offers three packages (Orange, Blue and Orange & Blue) to cater to sports fans, entertainment aficionados, families and more. Plans are regularly $40-$60 monthly, so your first month will be $30-$50 per month. Learn more here.
Starz New and previous Starz customers can enjoy their first three months for $5 each; the service usually costs $9 per month. Learn more here.
