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Black Friday streaming deals are already starting, and you don't have to wait until Thanksgiving week to save. Right now, you can find discounts and free trials from Fubo, Starz, Disney+, Prime Video, DirecTV, Philo and YouTube TV, with select offers starting at just $4.99.
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Whether you're looking for live football, holiday movies or something to keep Thanksgiving guests entertained, we've rounded up the best streaming deals available now. Starz has one of the lowest prices we've spotted, while Fubo and other live TV services are offering discounts or free trials for new subscribers.
Below, we're tracking the best early Black Friday streaming deals available now, plus the movies, shows and sports you can watch with each service.
Starz: $4.99 per month for three months
Fubo: Up to $30 off the first month of select plans, plus a free trial
YouTube TV: $59.99 per month for two months, plus a free trial
Disney+ and Hulu: Bundle plans starting at $12.99 per month
Prime Video: 30-day Amazon Prime trial for eligible new members
Philo: Seven-day free trial, then plans starting at $25 per month
DirecTV: Streaming plans starting at $59.99 per month
Sign up for a free trial of the Fubo TV streaming subscription this streaming offer.
If you're looking for a cable-equivalent, Fubo TV's early Black Friday offer may be your best option. New subscribers can get up to $30 off their first month on the Pro or Elite plans, bringing prices down to $63.99 and $68.99, respectively. Plus, you can enjoy a one-week free trial, unlimited cloud DVR and access to more than 200 live channels including ESPN, FOX and local networks.
With college football and the NFL in full bloom, both the Pro and Elite plan includes ESPN Unlimited. Hockey fans can stream out-of-market NHL games live as well.
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Sign up for Starz for just $4.99 per month for three months with this streaming deal.
Starz has one of the top offers for early Black Friday deals, where you can get your first three months for only $4.99. The annual plan is now $2.50 month when you prepay $29.99 for 12 months.
With this offer, you can start streaming 'Michael,' 'The Housemaid' and and cult-favorite films like 'American Pie,' 'American Wedding' and 'American Reunion.'
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Save when you sign up for the Disney+ and Hulu streaming bundle.
Disney+ is offering plenty of bundles ahead of Black Friday, which are perfect for families, Marvel fans, sports fanatics and Star Wars lovers alike:
Disney+ Duo Basic with Hulu: $12.99 per month: Includes ad-supported access to both platforms.
Disney+ Trio Basic with Hulu + ESPN Select for $21.99 per month: A great all-in-one bundle for sports, shows, and movies.
Disney+, Hulu and Max Bundle for $21.99 per month with ads or $34.99 per month ad-free: A newer bundle, offering access to three powerhouse platforms at up to 43% off.
Disney+, Hulu and ESPN Unlimited for $45.99 per month with ads for a year: With the recent introduction of ESPN's latest streaming service, this limited time offer gives you access to all ESPN content, Disney+ and Hulu for a great price for a full year.
Disney+, Hulu, ESPN Unlimited and NFL+ Premium for $45.99 per month for a year or $54.99 per month for a year with the premium bundle: Amid the NFL season, you can enjoy the above bundle along with NFL+ Premium, which gives you access to NFL Network, replays and more.
Sign up for an Amazon Prime membership and get Prime Video included!
If you're looking for a free trial to stream holiday favorites and live sports, Amazon Prime Video features a 30-day trial that offers unlimited streaming with ads, plus free two-day Prime delivery on millions of items. Once the trial ends, Prime is just $14.99 per month.
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Save on DirecTV streaming plans to help someone watch all their favorite sports and entertainment.
DirecTV has been known for their cable offerings, however, streaming packages have become popular. Ahead of Black Friday, select streaming bundles start at $59.99/month with a 5-day free trial.
For football fans, you can choose a plan starting at $49.99/month (for six months) and add MySports Pack (includes ACC Network, ESPNU, FS1, FS2, etc.). That plan also comes with ESPN Unlimited.
Animal Planet
ESPN Unlimited
Hallmark Channel
Get a free one-week trial to Philo when you sign up today.
For those looking to stream top channels like TLC, History and A&E, Philo is offering a seven-day free trial. After the trial ends, the Essential plan is $25/month, which is dropped from the previous price point of $33/month.
You can bundle Philo with HBO Max, AMC+ and Discovery+ for $33/month, which gives you access to all of what Philo essential has to offer, plus the benefits of other streaming services.
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Stream your favorites through YouTube TV.
YouTube TV currently has a handful of new offers ahead of Black Friday. The standard plan is on sale for $59.99/month for two months ($82.99/month regular), which includes a 10-day free trial.
Get local and national broadcasts and nearly 30 dedicated sports channels on the YouTube TV Sports Plan for $49.99 for your first five months and $71.99 after that. Looking for out-of-market NFL games? The NFL Sunday Ticket plus YouTube TV Sports + News plan is only $12/month for four months or $48/year for new users.
Roku Streaming Stick 4K: Now 25% off at Amazon
Amazon Fire TV Stick HD: Now $20 off at Target
Hisense 65-Inch E7 Cinema Series Hi-QLED Mini-LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV: 45% off at Amazon
Insignia 55-Inch Class F50 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV: 40% off at Amazon
Roku 43-Inch Select Series 4K HDR Smart Roku TV: $30 off at Target
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