Best Cyber Monday streaming deals 2025 live — latest deals from $0.99 on Hulu, Apple TV, HBO Max, and more

Disney Plus/Hulu bundle (12 months): was $12.99/month now $4.99/month @ Disney Plus
Get both Disney Plus and Hulu in one package for just $4.99 a month, quite a drop from its regular price of $12.99. You get full access to both Disney Plus and Hulu's library, giving you a wealth of options from family-friendly favorites on Disney to more grown-up content on Hulu.

Paramount Plus Essential or Peacock Premium (12 months): FREE with Walmart Plus Membership (now 50% off) @ Walmart
Walmart is currently discounting its Amazon Prime rival, Walmart Plus, down to $49, which is a 50% saving. This retailer subscription comes with several perks, one is a choice of either 12 months of Peacock Premium or Paramount Plus Essential. That's a $50 value on its own, and factoring in the other perks of Walmart Plus, it's one of the best deals of Cyber Monday 2025.

YouTube TV (5 months): was $82.99/month now $62.99/month @ YouTube
YouTube TV has been all over the headlines in recent weeks after its dispute with Disney. Fortunately, ABC and ESPN channels are now back on the popular cable TV alternative. We rank it as our best live TV streaming service for its clean interface and access to most channels you could want. It's currently discounted through December 31 for $62.99 a month.

Paramount Plus Premium (2 months): was $12.99/month now $2.99/month @ Paramount Plus
Paramount Plus Premium gives you everything in the Essential Plan, plus a few extras. You get Showtime shows and movies, a livestream of your local CBS channel and you get to ditch ads (excluding live programming). Normally, these might not be worth spending nearly twice as much, but when it's the same price as the Essential plan (also on sale for $2.99 per month), why not check out everything Paramount Plus has to offer?

Apple TV (6 months): was $12.99/month now $5.99/month @ Apple
This Cyber Monday deal on Apple TV knocks the monthly subscription price to $5.99 per month, a big drop from the usual $12.99 and the lowest we've seen without a bundle or add-on. You can enjoy new releases like "Pluribus," ongoing series like "Slow Horses," or catch up on classics like "Ted Lasso" and "The Morning Show."

Paramount Plus Essential or Peacock Premium (12 months): FREE with Walmart Plus Membership (now 50% off) @ Walmart
Walmart is currently discounting its Amazon Prime rival, Walmart Plus, down to $49, which is a 50% saving. This retailer subscription comes with several perks, one is a choice of either 12 months of Peacock Premium or Paramount Plus Essential. That's a $50 value on its own, and factoring in the other perks of Walmart Plus, it's one of the best deals of Cyber Monday 2025.

Prime Video add-on subscriptions: deals from $1.50/month @ Amazon
Prime Video’s Cyber Monday streaming deals are officially live, and they’re too good to miss. Whether you’re looking to bundle multiple channels or grab a standalone add-on subscription, there’s something for everyone, including HBO Max, Apple TV and MGM Plus. With over 20 options available, you can enjoy blockbuster movies, hit shows, and exclusive content for a fraction of the usual price.

NFL Sunday Ticket (4 months): $12/month @ YouTube
Football fans, if you want to catch all of the last few months of the regular season, now is the time to act. You can watch up to four games at once in multiview, unlimited home streams inside your house, and two streams outside your home. Alternatively, you get a Season Pass for $48, or you can get NFL Sunday Ticket bundled with YouTube (which is now $10 off for the first 3 months, was $82.99, now $72.99).

HBO Max (ad-supported, 12 months): was $10.99/month now $2.99/month @ HBO
With shows like "IT: Welcome to Derry" and "Peacemaker," home improvement programs, and tons of live sports, HBO Max is a solid streaming service with a well-rounded set of content (wrestling fans, don't forget AEW is on it). The discounted plan includes ads and supports 2 devices at once, which should be sufficient for most people.

HBO Max add-on subscription via Prime Video (12 months): was $10.99/month now $2.99/month @ Amazon
Get access to HBO Max's acclaimed library of TV shows and movies for $2.99 for a full year. There's plenty worth binging from new episodes of "IT: Welcome to Derry" alongside HBO favorites like "Game of Thrones" and "The Sopranos." Movie fans can enjoy some of 2025's biggest releases like "Weapons," "Materialists," and "Eddington". HBO Max's library is one of the best in streaming, so adding to your Prime Video subscription for just $2.99 per month is one of the best streaming deals we've seen of the Cyber Monday 2025 shopping season so far.

Apple TV add-on subscription via Prime Video (6 months): was $12.99/month now $5.99/month @ Amazon
Prime Video has rolled out a standout Cyber Monday deal on the Apple TV add-on, letting you add the channel to your existing subscription for just $5.99 a month for the first six months, down from the usual $12.99. It’s the perfect chance to binge Apple TV’s biggest hits, from new releases like "Pluribus" to favorites such as "Slow Horses," all while this limited-time offer lasts.

Starz add-on subscription via Prime Video (2 months): was $10.99/month now $2.75/month @ Amazon
The Starz add-on is worth it on Prime Video if you want consistently bingeable shows without hunting around. You get sweeping dramas like "Outlander," the endlessly addictive "Power" universe, and newer gems like "Robin Hood" and "The Institute.." It’s an easy, reliable extra when you just want something juicy to get lost in.

Fubo (1 months): was $84.99/month now $54.99/month @ Fubo
Sports fans will want to consider this Fubo deal, saving you $30 on its Pro plan. Offering nationally televised games across ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC, as well as collegiate and professional sports across many more networks, it's got more sport than you could watch. The drawback to this deal is that it's only for a single month, so you'll have to cancel or cough up full price pretty soon after claiming this discount.

MGM Plus add-on subscription via Prime Video (2 months): was $7.99/month now $1.99/month @ Amazon
MGM Plus is serving up a Cyber Monday steal on Prime Video you don’t want to miss. For a fraction of the usual cost, you can stream hit shows like Stephen King’s “The Institute,” the new “Robin Hood,” and my personal favorite, the dark thriller “From.” With this deal, it’s the perfect time to dive into gripping drama and suspense, all from the comfort of your couch and in one single app.

AMC Plus add-on subscription via Prime Video (ad-free, 2 months): was $9.99/month now $2.50/month @ Amazon
AMC Plus is essentially your ticket to the full “Walking Dead” universe. Stream all things “The Walking Dead,” dive into the new “Talamasca: The Secret Order,” and catch up on the “Daryl Dixon” spinoff as he fights to survive in a brutal world. With this deal on Prime Video, you’re locked into a non-stop binge of drama and horror, and it’s absolutely worth it.
AMC Plus add-on subscription via Prime Video (w/ads, 2-month): was $6.99/month now $1.75/month @ Amazon

Crunchyroll - Mega Fan add-on subscription via Prime Video (2 months) was $11.99/month now $2.99/month @ Amazon
Level up your anime experience with Crunchyroll’s Mega Fan subscription. You can stream over 1,000 shows ad-free, access episodes the same day they air in Japan, and enjoy offline viewing on your favorite devices. For a limited time, grab this must-have subscription at a discounted price and immerse yourself in the world of anime.

Hallmark Plus add-on subscription via Prime Video (2 months): was $7.99/month now $2/month @ Amazon
Why not get into the holiday spirit with Hallmark Plus? Now is the perfect time to stream heartwarming movies and festive shows. For a limited time, enjoy all your favorite Hallmark content for just $2 a month on Prime Video. Perfect for background viewing or a holiday movie marathon!

BritBox add-on subscription via Prime Video (2 months): was $10.99/month now $2.75 @ Amazon
BritBox is a treasure trove for fans of British TV, offering decades of dramas, comedies, mysteries, and documentaries from the BBC and ITV. From classic favorites like "Fawlty Towers" and "Doctor Who" to newer hits like "Lynley" and "Code of Silence," there’s something for every mood. It’s the perfect spot to dive deep into British storytelling, explore quirky humor, or binge gripping mysteries.

Frndly TV (3 months): was $8.99/month now $0.99/ month @ Frndly TV
Frndly TV might not have the most name recognition, but it offers more than 50 channels with live TV and on-demand content. The channels include History, Hallmark, Lifetime, A&E and more. At less than a dollar per month, it's one of the cheapest Cyber Monday streaming deals of the seasonal sales period we've seen.

Disney Plus/Hulu/ESPN Unlimited bundle (12 months): was $35.99/month now $29.99/month @ Disney
Get three streaming services for one price in this package deal from Disney. You get Disney Plus, Hulu and ESPN Unlimited for a full year at the discounted price of $29.99 per month. These services complement each other perfectly, each offering something a little different, from the family-friendly content of Disney Plus, the more adult-oriented shows/movies on Hulu, and, of course, plenty of sports via ESPN Unlimited. If you don't want ads, the Premium tier is also on sale for $38.99 a month, down from $44.99.

BET Plus/Starz bundle via Prime Video (2 months): was $15.99/month now $3.99/month @ Amazon
Stream the Starz and BET Plus bundle on Prime Video for endless entertainment. Dive into hit Starz originals like "Outlander," "Sweetpea," and the "Power" spinoffs, plus BET Plus favorites including Tyler Perry series, comedies, dramas, and exclusive movies.

MGM Plus/MovieSphere Plus bundle via Prime Video (2 months): was $8.99/month now $2.25/month @ Amazon
This bundle on Prime Video is a movie lover’s dream, offering two well-stocked libraries in one affordable package. Normally priced at $8.99, you can grab it for just $2.25 per month for the first two months right now. MGM Plus serves up classics and original hits, while MovieSphere Plus has a bunch of Lionsgate flicks like "Kill Bill," "La La Land," and "A Simple Favor".

While we recommend 4K streaming devices over HD, this option from Roku is great if you don't have a 4K TV. You'll get access to the excellent Roku streaming interface, all the streaming services you could want and voice controls via the Roku remote.

At this price, the Fire TV Stick HD is a bargain. If you don't have a 4K television, it's the ideal choice offering access to all your favorite streaming services and a voice-controlled remote. We'd still advise most people to opt for the 4K Max model, but if you don't have a 4K TV this is the streaming stick for you.

The Roku Streaming Stick Plus 2025 is the latest upgrade in Roku’s lineup, replacing the previous Express 4K Plus. This newer model is smaller, faster, and more powerful, offering stunning 4K HDR and Dolby Vision streaming. With improved Wi-Fi and access to thousands of channels, it’s one of the best Roku devices right now.

The Fire TV Stick 4K (2023) sports an upgraded 1.7GHz quad-core processor that's 30% more powerful than the previous model. It also offers Wi-Fi 6 support and a Live TV guide button. Other features include Dolby Vision/HDR10/HDR10+/HLG support on the video front and Dolby Digital Plus/Dolby Atmos support on the audio side. In our Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K (2nd gen) review we called it a good streaming option, especially when on sale.

This compact streaming stick offers smooth 4K HDR playback with Dolby Vision, a powerful quad-core processor, and next‑gen Wi‑Fi 6E support. It’s perfect for upgrading older TVs and improving load times. Ideal for users who want solid streaming performance without complexity. We rank it as Amazon's best streaming stick right now.

The Roku Streambar SE is a great little upgrade if you want better sound and smoother streaming in one device. It boosts dialogue clarity, fills out the audio your TV can’t, and doubles as a full Roku streamer with all the major apps like Netflix and Prime Video.