(UPDATE) Late to the best Cyber Monday streaming deals? Don't worry — here are all the last-minute sales on Disney+, Hulu, and more
I was late to the party, too, but there's still a little more time to take advantage of deals on Disney+, Hulu, Max, Paramount+, and more.
I admit, I was late to dig into which streaming services are offering the most aggressive promotions for Cyber Monday, and we're all running out of time. So, let's keep this short — here are the best Cyber Monday deals on the most popular streaming services that you can still take advantage of (at least for a few more hours), including getting both Disney+ and Hulu for only $2.99/month for the first year at Disney.
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Disney+ & Hulu (w/ ads) bundle
Was: $10.99/month
Now: $2.99/month for 12 months at Disney+
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Hulu (w/ ads)
Was: $9.99/month
Now: $0.99/month for 12 months at Hulu
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Max (w/ ads)
Was: $9.99/month
Now: $2.99/month for 6 months at Max
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Disney+, Hulu, & Max (w/ ads) bundle
Was: $21.98/month
Now: $16.99/month at Disney
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Paramount+ w/ SHOWTIME
Was: $12.99/month
Now: $2.99/month for 2 months at Paramount
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Peacock
Was: $7.99/month or $79.99/year
Now: $1.99/month for 6 months or $19.99/year for 1 year at Peacock
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fubo
Was: $79.99-109.99/month
Now: $49.99-89.99/month for first month at fubo
Dec. 3, 2024 @ 2:55 p.m. ET — Final update now that Cyber Monday is concluded. Most of the deals are ended at the time of this update. Out of the three remaining deals, two have clearly defined end dates, and it's not clear how long the final offer will remain.
🔥The hottest post-Cyber Monday deals🔥
- 💻HP EliteBook 14 (Ryzen 7 PRO) | $899 at HP (Save $2,023!)
- 🎮Xbox Series X Digital Edition (1TB) | $398 at Walmart (Save $52!)
- 🕹️Xbox Game Pass Ultimate (3-months) | $29.29 at CDKeys (Save $11!)
- 🎮Lenovo Legion Go (Z1 Extreme) | $534.44 at Amazon (Save $166!)
- 💻Surface Pro 11 w/ keyboard (X Plus) | $999.99 at Best Buy (Save $350!)
- 💽Seagate Xbox Series X|S Card (2TB) | $199.99 at Best Buy (Save $160!)
💽More Cyber Monday deals that won't quit💾
- Dell: Lowest PC prices of the year for a little longer after Cyber Monday
- HP: Aggressive "Cyber Week" deals on laptops while supplies last
- Lenovo: Still save up to 68% on laptops, desktops, and select doorbusters
- Samsung: Week-long holiday deals on laptops, TVs, phones, and more
Which is the best streaming service?
It seems every day announces the arrival of a new streaming service battling for our time and money, making it difficult to narrow it down to just the services you'll actually use. There is no single "best streaming service," but each platform tends to offer different content. Disney+ is great for families, long-term Disney fans, and Marvel and Star Wars fanatics.
Hulu offers a vast catalog of movies and TV shows from every era, as well as next-day viewing for current network TV shows and more original content than you can shake a stick at. Max (previously known as HBO Max), features DC movies and shows, plenty of cartoons (old and new), original content, and a ton of movies and shows from the Warner Bros. empire.
Paramount+ has its own library of original content, but you'll also find various networks like CBS and Comedy Central, cartoons from Nickelodeon, and a fair number of live news and sports channels. Speaking of "live" content, fubo is the king, with 400+ available live channels. It's one of the pricier options here, but for good reason. Finally, Peacock is known for its diverse catalog of movies and TV shows, as well as content from WWE, Dreamworks Animations, and Universal Studios, but also offers some original content as well.
For most people, the Disney+, Hulu, & Max bundle will offer the most bang for your buck by a considerable margin, and there's a good chance you won't find yourself wanting for any other streaming services with those three at your disposal.
When did Black Friday end?
On paper, at least, Black Friday ended the moment Midnight chimed on Nov. 29, 2024, or the Friday following the Thanksgiving holiday in the USA. However, that didn't necessarily mean all the deals up and disappeared at that time. Many persisted throughout the weekend and into Cyber Monday, even as many others ended or went out of stock. Black Friday and Cyber Monday have become more of a four-day sales event than two separate days.
When did Cyber Monday end?
While it feels that Black Friday and Cyber Monday seemingly start earlier each year, the four-days sales event tends to end its annual run on a similar note. Cyber Monday marks the tumultuous finale on Dec. 2, 2024, ending when the day does. The vast majority of deals do tend to end when Cyber Monday is over, and the deals that remain often become less aggressive, with smaller price cuts. You're not likely to get another chance at most of those deals until next Black Friday rolls around.
Are there still deals after Black Friday and Cyber Monday?
It's not as if the entire world returns to MSRP after Cyber Monday ends, but many of the best deals absolutely do end before Tuesday arrives. Some retailers and companies will continue Cyber Monday promotions throughout the week, but even then, many of those discounts won't be as steep. You can keep an eye on Windows Central's deal coverage for help finding the sales that are still worth your time, since the majority of Black Friday and Cyber Monday coverage online will now be concluded or out of stock.
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Zachary Boddy (They / Them) is a Staff Writer for Windows Central, primarily focused on covering the latest news in tech and gaming, the best Xbox and PC games, and the most interesting Windows and Xbox hardware. They have been gaming and writing for most of their life starting with the original Xbox, and started out as a freelancer for Windows Central and its sister sites in 2019. Now a full-fledged Staff Writer, Zachary has expanded from only writing about all things Minecraft to covering practically everything on which Windows Central is an expert, especially when it comes to Microsoft.







