Best Streaming Deals of September 2024: How to Save on Paramount+, Hulu, More

With the streaming wars at a peak and it seeming like services are moving closer to reinventing cable every day, it’s worth subscribing to new streaming services — especially the live TV ones — when you can save a few bucks.

Whether through limited-time promos, or savings when you subscribe annually versus paying month-to-month, there are always a handful of great deals available to save money on all that great content we love.

Some run indefinitely, while others are only available for a short time, so be sure to read the fine print when subscribing. However, as of publishing, all of these deals are available to subscribe to now.

Below, we’ve rounded up seven of the best streaming deals to take advantage of, from Disney+ to Peacock.

• Paramount+: Save 50% on Annual Plans for a Limited Time

  Right now, you can get ready for football season with savings! For a limited time, Paramount+’s annual plans are 50% off with the promo code FALL50. The Essential plan with ads is $29.99/year (down from $59.99/year), while the ad-free Paramount+ with SHOWTIME is $59.99/year (down from $129.99/year).

  NFL on CBS is included with both plans.

  What Can You Stream on Paramount+?

  • NFL on CBS
  • UEFA Champions League
  • All things Showtime (With Showtime plan only)
  • Big Brother 26
  • All things Star Trek
  • 1883
  • 1923
  • RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars
  PARAMOUNT+

• Disney+: Get 3 Months of Disney+ Basic for $1.99/Month

  From now through September 27, new and eligible returning Disney+ subscribers can get three months of Disney+ Basic (with ads) for $1.99/month. You’ll save $18 over three months before your subscription renews at the new regular monthly price of $9.99/month.

  What Can You Stream on Disney+?

  • All things Marvel
  • All things Star Wars
  • Bluey
  • Dancing with the Stars
  • Agatha All Along (9/18)
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• Disney+, Hulu, and Max: Save Up To 38% Monthly When You Bundle

  The newest streaming bundle combines three streaming powerhouses at a big discount. For $16.99/month, you’ll get the ad-supported versions of Disney+, Hulu, and Max, while an ad-free version will cost $29.99/month.

  What Can You Stream on Disney+, Hulu, and Max?

  • All things Marvel
  • All things Star Wars
  • Bluey
  • The Bear
  • 9-1-1
  • House of the Dragon
  • All things Harry Potter
  • Succession
  • HBO original series and documentaries
  • A24 movies
  DISNEY+, HULU, MAX BUNDLE

• Prime Video: Save on Channels When You Bundle Them

  The following discount bundles are available to subscribe to now, but you’ll need a base Prime Video subscription ($14.99/month) to take advantage:

  What Can You Stream on Prime Video?

  • MGM+ and AMC+ (ad-free) — $15.98/month $10.99/month
  • Max (ad-free) and Cinemax — $25.98/month $20.99/month
  • Starz and MGM+ — $16.98/month $11.99/month
  • AMC+ (ad-free) and Starz — $18.98/month $13.99/month
  • PBS Masterpiece and PBS Kids — $10.98/month $7.99/month
  PRIME VIDEO CHANNELS

• Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+: Save up to $18/Month When You Bundle

  Any configuration of the Disney Bundle will have you saving a few bucks a month, but you’ll get the best value out of the Trio Premium bundle, which comes with ad-free Disney+ (normally $13.99/month), ad-free Hulu ($17.99/month), and ESPN+ ($10.99/month) all for $24.99/month.

  What Can You Stream on Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+?

  • All things Marvel
  • All things Star Wars
  • Bluey
  • The Bear
  • 9-1-1
  • Live sports (NHL, NBA, MLB)

  On August 7, Disney announced that Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ would be undergoing price increases this fall, with all individual streaming plans and the trio bundles going up by a few dollars a month. The only plan that won’t see an increase is the Disney+ and Hulu duo bundle.

  DISNEY BUNDLE

• Starz: Get Your First Month for $5.99

  With this limited-time deal, you can get your first first month of Starz for $5.99 total before going back to paying the standard $9.99/month subscription price.

  What Can You Stream on Starz?

  • The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
  • BMF
  • Power Book II: Ghost
  • Outlander
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• Peacock: Save Up to $28/Year with an Annual Plan

  While Peacock just raised prices, you can still score savings when you subscribe to an annual plan versus a monthly plan, since annual plans give you 12 months for the price of 10. Instead of $7.99/month with ads, you’ll pay $79.99/year and save $15.89, while the $13.99/month ad-free annual plan comes to $139.99/year and $28/year in savings.

  What Can You Stream on Peacock?

  • 2024 Paris Olympics
  • All things Bravo
  • Love Island USA
  • Sunday Night Football
  • Yellowstone
  • The Traitors
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• Sling TV: Get Your First Month For 50% Off

  Sling TV offers three plans with different channels included in each. The plans range from $40 to $60, and right now you can take half off your first month.

  What Can You Stream on Sling TV?

  • ESPN
  • ABC
  • NBC
  • Fox
  • Fox News
  SLING TV

• Frequently Asked Questions:

  What Streaming Service is the Cheapest?

  The cheapest of the major streaming services are Paramount+ and Peacock, which start at $7.99/month.

  What Streaming Services Have Free Trials?

  Of the services mentioned above, only Paramount+ offers a seven-day free trial. For more streaming free trials, check out our guide to the 14 best streaming services with free trials.

  What Streaming Service Is the Best?

  That depends on what you like! If live TV is something you prioritize, something like DIRECTV Stream might be best for you. But if you are looking for something more well-rounded, you can’t beat the Disney Bundle — there’s truly something for everyone across the three services.

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This article was written by Angela Tricarico, Commerce Writer/Reporter for Decider. Angela keeps readers up to date with cord-cutter-friendly deals, how to watch your favorite sports teams and movies on each streaming service and the very best in tech, like soundbars, to enhance your viewing experience. Not only does Angela test and compare the services, devices and merch she writes about, but she’s also a superfan specializing in the intersection of shopping, tech and pop culture. Prior to joining Decider and the New York Post in 2023, she wrote about streaming and consumer tech at Insider Reviews. 

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