There are a plethora of streaming services to choose from these days, all offering distinct programming options. Finding the one that fits your needs and budget can be an increasingly complicated process. If I’m being honest, we tend to sign up for a ton of them and then just keep the ones the kids like. If you’re looking for an incredible deal on a subscription that caters to both you and the kids, and anyone in between, today could be a good day for you.
Hulu is currently offering a promotion that brings the price of Hulu with ads plus Live TV down to $65 per month for the first three months. That’s a $25 savings each month — a $75 reduction overall. And this bundle includes a lot more than just the live TV streaming service, too. But this deal ends in less than a week, shuttering on Nov. 5 at 3 p.m. PT. So if you want it, you need to be quick.
This deal gets you a lot for just $65 a month. You get Hulu with ads, which means easy access to loads of live TV, but you also get Disney Plus, ESPN Select and ESPN Unlimited as well, so you’ll have access to a huge number of shows, films, live channels and loads of great features. After the three months are up, you’ll be moved onto the standard price of $90 a month. That’s still a good price for how much you’re getting, but the deal is definitely the main draw for many.
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We love Hulu here at CNET — we gave it an Editors’ Choice Award last year — so the chance to save money on it, along with the amount of services you’re getting, makes this easily one of the best streaming deals going on right now. The deal runs out on Nov. 5 at 3 p.m. PT, though, so snap it up if you like the sound of it.
Why this deal matters
Saving money on a quality streaming service like Hulu is something most people would jump at, and this is a great chance to do just that. Deals like this don’t come around often, so if you’re interested, act fast before the offer expires next week.
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