The 13 best Black Friday streaming deals so far for Disney+, Hulu, Prime Video and more

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Early Black Friday streaming deals are already starting to appear online, so to help you choose the best savings of the bunch, I've pulled together the best discounts available along with everything you need to know about this year's subscription sale.

As TechRadar's streaming editor, I've been tracking every price hike in 2025 and know how frustrating these have been, but I'm here to help. If you're a frequent reader of my best streaming deals guide, then you'll know I've been waiting for this time of year as it's when the cheapest subscription discounts are typically announced.

Today's best early Black Friday streaming deals

Early Black Friday streaming deals

Black Friday streaming deals 2025 FAQs

Will there be any Black Friday Netflix deals?

Not likely, unfortunately. Netflix doesn't tend to offer discounts and I don't see that changing in 2025 – even if Netflix did announce a price hike at the start of 2025 that saw all three of its plan get more expensive.

The best way I've found to avoid paying more for Netflix is to try out 'subscription hopping', which is a money-saving tactic that many are increasingly using. Instead of being signed up to the service all year, the idea is to cancel your subscription and sign up again during selective months where there's a lot of content you'd like to watch.

Alternatively, there are several mobile and broadband plans that you can sign up to get a free Netflix subscription. As an add-on perk, you can get Netflix with some T-Mobile, Verizon and Xfinity contracts – although be aware that a free subscription is only a benefit with some plans, so make sure to check which offers it.

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Amelia became the Senior Editor for Home Entertainment at TechRadar in the UK in April 2023. With a background of more than eight years in tech and finance publishing, she's now leading our coverage to bring you a fresh perspective on everything to do with TV and audio. When she's not tinkering with the latest gadgets and gizmos in the ever-evolving world of home entertainment, you’ll find her watching movies, taking pictures and travelling.

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