Hulu and Disney Black Friday deals are up

[larryk]

Black Friday Deal: 99¢/month for a year | Hulu

Watch current hit TV shows and acclaimed movies with the Hulu (With Ads) plan for 99¢/month for a year. Also get Hulu (With Ads) and Disney+ (With Ads) for $2.99/month for a year.

www.hulu.com

Hulu with ads 99 cents per month for one year
Hulu and Disney+ with ads $2.99 per month for one year

 

[Bruce]

Black Friday Deal: 99¢/month for a year | Hulu

Watch current hit TV shows and acclaimed movies with the Hulu (With Ads) plan for 99¢/month for a year. Also get Hulu (With Ads) and Disney+ (With Ads) for $2.99/month for a year.

www.hulu.com

Hulu with ads 99 cents per month for one year
Hulu and Disney+ with ads $2.99 per month for one year

Revenue the streaming services are making with advertising, must be a lot, every deal I have seen this BF, are the with Ads versions.

I was hoping to see a deal with Peacock without ads, obviously, there are none available.

 

[b4pjoe]

I was hoping to see a deal with Peacock without ads, obviously, there are none available.

Been looking for that too. Today is the last day for my Peacock account. Will wait a few days to see if anything comes up but doubtful it will. They really want people on the ad supported side it seems. Must be making more on users watching commercials than the price of the ad supported plan cost.

 

[Mr Tony]

Been looking for that too. Today is the last day for my Peacock account. Will wait a few days to see if anything comes up but doubtful it will. They really want people on the ad supported side it seems. Must be making more on users watching commercials than the price of the ad supported plan cost.

Peacock is 19.99 for the one year plan

 

[b4pjoe]

Peacock is 19.99 for the one year plan

That isn't ad-free. I don't do ads. LOL

 

[klang]

I subbed to the Disney/Hulu bundle. Had to use a different email address as I just dropped both earlier this month.

 

[KAB]

That isn't ad-free. I don't do ads. LOL

I can tolerate the few Peacock ads as opposed to the two minutes, 10 seconds always on Hulu,

 

[Bruce]

I can tolerate the few Peacock ads as opposed to the two minutes, 10 seconds always on Hulu,

I do not care how long they are, kills my focus on the content as soon as they come on.

Feel the same about DVRs, even FF during a show, when I had Paid Live TV, bothered me.

But, as I have pointed out before, since all the main streaming services, at their highest tier ( no commercials, 4K, etc), combined, is still about $50 less a month then Cable/Satellite TV, well worth it.

 

[KAB]

I do not care how long they are, kills my focus on the content as soon as they come on.

Feel the same about DVRs, even FF during a show, when I had Paid Live TV, bothered me.

But, as I have pointed out before, since all the main streaming services, at their highest tier ( no commercials, 4K, etc), combined, is still about $50 less a month then Cable/Satellite TV, well worth it.

Last year you did the $20 Peacock, mostly for ball games. Did you this year?
And how much was your Cable/Sat bill that you use as a baseline for your Savings?
Not sure how much my Flex Pack on Dish will be next month after contract expires. But anywhere hovering around $100.00 I would find it hard to cut the cord on what we are use to. Presently we pay $93.00.

 

[Bruce]

Last year you did the $20 Peacock, mostly for ball games. Did you this year?

Yes, since I only watch sports on there, I expect the commercials, there is nothing I watch from NBC.

Once I get caught up on other content from other services, I might give some Peacock content a try, if so, will add the no commercials fee to my account.

And how much was your Cable/Sat bill that you use as a baseline for your Savings?

The average Cable/Satellite monthly bill is about $120-140 a month, when you add in all the fees.

I currently have YTTV, which I subscribe to from September to January because of Football, since ESPN goes streaming in 2025, this will be the last time I will have to do so.

Not sure how much my Flex Pack on Dish will be next month after contract expires. But anywhere hovering around $100.00 I would find it hard to cut the cord on what we are use to. Presently we pay $93.00.

What I hate doing is paying twice for the same content, specially since that content is shown in better quality on the streaming services.

Since the majority of content from paid Live TV is on those services, plus the streaming shows and movies, it was a no brainer to be a cord cutter.

As far as cost goes, these are the regular prices, I currently pay less on some services because of deals.

These are all Commercial free, 4K, etc,

Hulu/Disney+ $20 a month

Paramount+ $10 a month (based on the $120 a year price). I currently pay $60

MAX-$17.50 a month(based on $210 a year for 4K) or $14.20 a month (based on $170 a year, no 4K) I currently pay $139 a year for the 4K option.

Peacock-more complicated, regular prices $140 a year for no commercials, so monthly $11.70
So with the $20 a year special, add in $6 for no commercials and the Live feeds of NBC, Hallmark and others, so $7.70 a month.

AMC+ $7 a month (based on $83.88 per year) I currently pay $4.50 thanks to Amazon’s Black Friday deal, will catch up and cancel before the 2 month special is over

So, regular prices-$62.20 a month, which includes HBO and Showtime, the majority of content from Paid Live TV, in 1080P, a lot in 4K.

That is $30 less then what you are paying, you are also not paying for the same content twice, getting better quality and a lot of that rerun content that is on paid live TV, you would receive on services like Pluto.

I also do not know what you can receive via OTA.

 

[KAB]

I also do not know what you can receive via OTA.

All the main nets and then some...46 channels.

 

[Bruce]

All the main nets and then some...46 channels.

Then what channels are on Dish that you have to have?