Cyber Monday Streaming Deals 2025: Hulu, Disney+, DirecTV and More
A running list of top streamer discounts for upgrading your watch list this holiday season and beyond.
By Danielle Directo-Meston, Erin Lassner
December 1, 2025 1:50pm
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Cord cutters: Some of the top streaming services are betting big on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, with many offering their most significant price drops of the year.
Below, The Hollywood Reporter rounded up the top deals on live TV and on-demand streaming services, along with promotion end dates and sign-up eligibility. Discounts range from five-day free trials to year-long subscription savings of 70+ percent. Plus, see here for the full rundown of 2025 Cyber Monday deals across fashion, beauty, tech and more.
At a Glance: Cyber Monday Streaming Deal Highlights
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- DirecTV: Five-day free trial followed by up to $45 off first month
- Disney+, Hulu Bundle: 62% off for 12 months ($4.99/mo $12.99/mo)
- Apple TV: 54% off for six months ($5.99/mo $12.99/mo)
- Sling: 80% off Day Pass ($1/day $4.99/day)
- Paramount+: 77% off for two months ($2.99/mo $12.99/mo)
- HBO Max on Hulu: 70% off HBO Max on Hulu for 12 months ($2.99/mo $9.99/mo)
- Starz on Hulu: 73% off Starz on Hulu for 12 months ($2.99/mo $10.99/mo)
- Prime Video: Save on dozens of Prime Video add-on subscriptions (HBO Max, Britbox, etc.)
The Best Cyber Monday Streaming Deals 2025
DIRECTV
DirecTV
For Cyber Monday, DirecTV is offering a five-day free trial followed by up to $45 off your first month.
All of DirecTV’s signature packages — Entertainment, Choice, Ultimate and Premier — are between $35 and $45 off for the first month. Plus, DirecTV’s Genre Packs, which regularly start at $29.99 per month, are currently starting at $19.99 per month as part of the Cyber Monday promo. Visit directv.com to learn more about each option.
Disney+, Hulu Bundle
Regularly $12.99 per month, the Disney+ and Hulu bundle is down to $4.99 per month for 12 months.
The promotion runs through Dec. 1, and is valid for new and eligible returning subscribers. Visit disneyplus.com to learn more.
Apple TV
Regularly $12.99 per month, Apple TV is down to $5.99 per month for six months. The promotion runs through Dec. 1.
Sling
Through Nov. 30, Sling is offering its signature Orange Day Pass for just $1 per day, down from $4.99.
Customers can claim this first-of-its-kind offer to enjoy 24 hours of Sling Orange programming (30+ channels) at an 80-percent price cut. Learn more about Sling’s promotion here.
Starz on Hulu; HBO Max on Hulu
New and eligible existing Hulu subscribers can add HBO Max onto a Hulu base plan for an additional $2.99 per month (reg. $9.99 per month) for 12 months. Additionally, new and existing Hulu subscribers can add Starz onto a Hulu base plan for an additional $2.99 per month (reg. $10.99 per month) for 12 months.
Both promotions run through Dec. 1. Learn more about Hulu’s Cyber Week deals here.
Paramount Global
Paramount+
Through Dec. 2, new and former subscribers can get Paramount+ Essential or Paramount+ Premium (with Showtime) for $2.99 per month for the first two months, regularly $7.99 per month for the former and $12.99 per month for the latter.
After the promo period, the subscriptions auto-renew at $7.99 or $12.99 per month, respectively.
Amazon
Prime Video
Save on dozens of Prime Video add-on subscriptions, including Britbox, Apple TV, MGM+ and HBO Max.
Plus, save 50+ percent on select movies and TV shows in the Prime Video store when you buy or rent.
Frndly TV
Frndly
Get Frndly TV for just $0.99 per month (reg. $6.99 per month) for three months.
Frndly includes over 50 family-friendly networks, including Hallmark Channel, A&E, History and Lifetime; and unlimited DVR and streaming on up to four screens.
Starz
For a limited time, Starz is giving new subscribers their first three months for $2.99 per month (reg. $10.99 per month).
Starz offers access to hit series and films such as Outlander, Three Women, the Power Book franchise and The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare.
Warner Bros. Discovery
HBO Max
Through Dec. 1, new and returning Max Basic subscribers can get the ad-supported plan for $2.99 per month (reg. $10.99 per month) for 12 months.
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