Black Friday deals have kicked off this week and there are plenty of great discounts to look through. In the world of streaming services, there are a few Black Friday streaming deals available that are worth taking advantage of if you've been looking to try one out. Alongside Hulu's Black Friday deal, Paramount's Black Friday deal, and a Black Friday deal from Max, Peacock has jumped in on the Black Friday fun by offering 12 months of their ad-supported plan for $1.99 per month, or you can just purchase a full year for $19.99 by using the code BIGDEAL for the monthly offer or YEARLONG for the yearly offer.
Yes, for only $19.99 you can get access to their catalog for a year. It's absolutely worth taking advantage of before their prices shoot back up. Check it out at the link below to get started.
Black Friday Deal: Get Peacock for $1.99 Per Month for 12 Months, or $19.99 for a Year
As stated before, this deal is one of a few different Black Friday deals available right now on streaming services. Hulu is currently offering 12 months of its ad-supported plan for $0.99 per month, Paramount is offering 3-months for $1.99 per month (or add Showtime for a total of $3.99), and Max is offering 6 months of streaming for $1.99 a month. If a series or movie from one of these services has interested you, there's no better time to sign up. You can learn more in our roundup of Black Friday streaming deals.
There are plenty of deals outside of these ones that are worth looking at this Black Friday, though. If you've been hoping to get a new TV to enjoy these streaming services on, there are a variety of Black Friday TV deals available that are worth checking out. If you want to check out deals broken down by retailer, we've also curated roundups for Amazon's Black Friday deals, Best Buy's Black Friday deals, Costco's Black Friday deals, and Walmart's Black Friday deals. The latter has its second round of Black Friday discounts going up today as well, so there will be plenty more to check out as we near Friday.
Hannah Hoolihan is a freelance writer who works with the Guides and Commerce teams here at IGN.
