It's Back! Hulu Black Friday Sale: $0.99/Month for the First Year
The Hulu Black Friday Deal gets you the base plan (with ads) for $0.99/month and add Starz for an extra 99 cents/month.
Recent updates
November 27 2024, Editor Note: This is a limited-time offer — so if you're interested sign up before it expires on Monday, December 2.
Just in time for holiday TV viewing at home, this enticing Hulu Black Friday deal offers a year of streaming, Hulu with ads, for only $0.99/month. That price is considerably lower than the standard base subscription (with ads) rate of $9.99/month. So, the deal can save you over $100 if you subscribe for a year — that's an even bigger saving than you got last year.
Hulu has sweetened its Black Friday promotion by adding an optional Hulu with Starz subscription for an extra $0.99/month for 12 months. A Starz add-on usually costs Hulu customers $10.99/month, meaning you could save almost $120 if you subscribe to Starz for a year. This offer ends at 11:59 PM PST on December 2.
Hulu with ads now 99¢ (was $9.99)
Get up to one year of the Hulu with ads plan for $0.99/month. You can cancel the deal at any time during the promotional period. After that, you will be charged standard subscription rates. Offer ends on 12/02/24.
Hulu/Starz add-on now 99¢ (was $10.99)
Get up to one year for $0.99/month. You can cancel the deal at any time during the promotional period. After that, you will be charged standard subscription rates. Offer ends on 12/02/24.
Hulu Black Friday Deal Overview
- Eligibility: New and returning subscribers who have not been Hulu subscribers in the past 1 month only. Disney+ Basic and Disney Bundle subscribers are not eligible
- Hulu with ads subscription auto-renews at $9.99/month or then-current regular monthly price once the promotional period is over
- Hulu with Starz add-on auto-renews at $10.99/month or then-current regular monthly price once the promotional period is over
- Offer ends at 11.59 ET, December 2, 2024
- You can cancel at any time during the promotional period
What do Hulu and Starz offer?
Hulu has a great line-up of high-quality TV shows, originals and movies. From hit shows like House of the Dragon, The Bear and Only Murders in the Building, all the Dance Moms you could want, to long-running series like Curb Your Enthusiasm and The Simpsons. Hulu also gives you access to classic movies (Home Alone, anyone?), comedy specials and blockbusters like Dune.
Starz is known for its original historical series from Outlander and Spartacus to Serpent Queen plus a wide range of movies.
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If you want to watch Hulu ad-free, that'll cost you — an ad-free Hulu subscription runs $18.99 per month, and subscriptions that include no ads, live TV and other streaming services cost almost $96/month.
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Ellen writes and edits retirement stories. She joined Kiplinger in 2021 as an investment and personal finance writer, focusing on retirement, credit cards and related topics. She worked in the mutual fund industry for 15 years as a manager and sustainability analyst at Calvert Investments. She earned a master’s from U.C. Berkeley in international relations and Latin America and a B.A. from Haverford College.
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