Save up to $70 on Hulu, Peacock and Max

Oh, and one more thing: A service you’re probably looking for is Netflix. Unfortunately, the streamer does not offer any discounts on its service. And we still think it’s worth taking advantage of the significant discounts listed below even if you have a Netflix subscription.

• Hulu: Get a full year for 99 cents/month (instead of $9.99/month) or bundle it with Disney+ for $2.99/month
• Peacock: Get a full year for $19.99 (was $79.99)
• Maximum: Get 6 months for $2.99/month (instead of $9.99/month)

Hulu’s Cyber ​​Monday sale is hard to beat. For 99 cents per month for a year (instead of $10.99) lets you download Hulu (with ads) and stream hit shows like The bear, The Secret Lives of Mormon Women And Just murders in the building. But the deal doesn’t end there. If you want to pay a little more, go for it Hulu and Disney+ for $2.99 ​​per month for a year, and get access to popular movies and children’s TV shows. And if you want to make the most of a 3-in-1 special, save 42% on the Disney+, Hulu and Max bundle starting at $16.99 per month.

The offer is open to new and returning customers who do not have an active Hulu or Disney+ account in the last month. Alternatively, if you are a current subscriber (like me), you will need to create a new account with a different email address.

New and returning customers can join in 75% discount in the first year from Peacock Premium ($19.99 instead of $79.99) or pay $1.99 (instead of $7.99) per month for six months. Subscribers get access to live sporting events as well as hit films and shows from NBCUniversal.

We’re approaching the final hours of Max’s Cyber ​​Monday sale. Subscribe now and pay $2.99 ​​per month for six months (instead of $9.99 per month). You have access to an endless collection of HBO series like game of Thrones as well as Max originals – not to mention series and films from Warner Bros., DC, Cartoon Network, Wizarding World, Adult Swim, Home & Health, ID, Discovery Kids, Discovery and more.

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Elizabeth Berry (she/her) is an Updates Editor at the Good Housekeeping Institute, where she optimizes lifestyle content across industries. Prior to this position, she was an editorial assistant for Women’s Day where she covered everything from gift guides to recipes. She also has experience in merchandise inspection and holds a BA in English and Italian from Connecticut College.