Hulu's epic $0.99/month Black Friday deal is back
At less than $12 total for the entire year, Hulu's Black Friday deal might be the best Black Friday streaming deal of the season.
SAVE 87%: As of Nov. 21, Hulu's famous Black Friday deal is back. Pay $0.99/month for the entire year, totaling less than $12 for 12 months of Hulu (with ads).
Hulu has revived its famous 99 cents per month situation that sent the internet spiraling in 2021. The Black Friday deal, running through Nov. 28, lets you lock in an entire year of Hulu for $0.99 per month (compared to the $1.99/month deal since during Black Friday 2022 and National Streaming Day in May 2023). That's less than $12 total (typically $95.88 for the year) for access to thousands of watch options, including some of the most talked-about titles out right now.
Unfortunately, no, you're not about to get an $80 Hulu with live TV bundle for a dollar a month. The deal only covers the version of Hulu with ads that's usually $7.99 per month — but considering you'll be securing 12 months of Hulu for less than what two months of the cheapest plan would typically cost, this is still easily one of the best streaming deals (if not the best) you'll see all year.
New subscribers are obviously eligible, as well as returning subscribers who may have canceled at some point and haven't been subscribed to Hulu in the past month. Disney+ Basic with ads and Disney bundle subscribers are also not eligible.
Hulu has been a staple in the streaming service lineup since 2007 for a reason. It's currently home to shows like The Bear, Love Island UK, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, RuPaul's Drag Race, and Lost as well as movies like I, Tonya, Alien, The Menu, Dazed and Confused, and a huge list of both classic and original holiday options. New stuff is being added constantly, including episodes of shows on ABC like The Golden Bachelor and Abbott Elementary the day after they air, plus movies that are fresh out of theaters, like A Haunting in Venice. Expand your options even further with the Starz add-on, which you can get for $0.99/month for six months.
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