Hulu Black Friday 2023

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Hulu has long been a titan of the streaming industry with its on-demand and live TV streaming services. As a result, they rarely offer deals of this kind. But one of the exceptions is over the Black Friday weekend.

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Hulu Black Friday Deals Past

For 2023, Hulu is bringing back its best deal ever: 99¢/mo for 12 months!

Hulu has a history of great deals but they usually aren’t this good. Here’s what we’ve seen in previous years:

  • 2018: 99¢/mo
  • 2019: $1.99/mo
  • 2020: $1.99/mo
  • 2021: 99¢/mo
  • 2022: $1.99/mo

These have been for one-year periods. It’s an amazing deal for an essential streaming service. This year’s deal is an 88% discount!

With this plan, you can only stream the available content when you’re connected to the internet. But you can add-on to this subscription with bundles for Disney Plus and ESPN+, as well as Live TV.

The deal is not available yet, so check back closer to Thanksgiving.

If it is as in the past, this Hulu offer will apply to eligible returning subscribers as well as new subscribers.

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What Is Hulu’s Black Friday Deal?

Basically, Hulu is giving away a year of its service. Okay, not exactly. But $0.99 per month is almost nothing! You can probably find that in your couch. And there is probably more cash in your wallet right now than what you need for the whole year!

And all you need to do to get the great Hulu deal is click over and sign up — starting November 21st.

No codes to mess with. No contracts to sign. Just sign up and you’re done!

Well, there is one thing: this deal never lasts long! You must sign up by the end of Cyber Monday, November 28th. Don’t miss out!

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Why Get Hulu?

If you still want to watch the latest TV shows but don’t care if you see them the moment they are released, Hulu is the service for you. Most episodes are available the day after they air.

It doesn’t matter if you are a fan of The Bachelorette, What We Do in the Shadows, or The Dropout, you can watch it before people start talking about it at work the next day! You also get popular original shows like The Handmaid’s Tale, The Kardashians, and Only Murders in the Building.

Here are some of the shows you can catch on Hulu using the Black Friday deal:

  • Little Fires Everywhere
  • Palm Springs
  • Bob’s Burgers
  • Jumanji: The Next Level
  • Deadpool
  • Run

Hulu subscriptions come in three plans:

  • Hulu’s ad-supported plan ($7.99/month): Gives you access to its complete library including Hulu Originals, premium channels like HBO Max with commercial interruptions.
  • Hulu’s no-ads plan ($17.99/mo): The same access but totally, completely ad-free!
  • Hulu + Live TV ($76.99/month): The same access along with Disney+, ESPN+, and 85 live TV channels covering sports, news, entertainment, and more.

Regardless what you are looking for, Hulu has a plan for you!

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FAQs

Does Hulu’s Black Friday promotion offer come with the Disney bundle?

Although Hulu provides one of the best Black Friday promotions around, it is only for the plan with ads. The Disney bundle isn’t included in this limited-time deal. Other Hulu add-ons aren’t included either, including ESPN+ or the no-ads option. In practice, Hulu is offering its standard student rate for everyone. And it’s not just for new Hulu subscribers — eligible returning subscribers can also get in on one of the best streaming deals around.

Do live channels come with Hulu’s Black Friday promotion?

Live channels come with Hulu + Live TV, which includes 85+ live TV channels, ESPN+, and Disney+ and costs $76.99/month. There is no deal for this package. However, the base Hulu on-demand plan does offer some live TV — news and occasional sporting events like hockey games. It also provides access to many shows shortly after they air.

What is the cheapest way to get Hulu?

The cheapest way to get Hulu is to wait for one of its special deals. Its last Black Friday promotion was just $1.99/mo for a whole year. That is the cheapest way you can get it. If you are a college student, you can always get this deal. But there have been years when Hulu went even lower, offering its base plan for just $0.99/mo. This is an even better deal since Hulu just had a $1 price hike in October 2022.

What is the most expensive Hulu?

The normal price for Hulu itself is $7.99/month. If you want to get it without commercials, it is $17.99/mo. And the Hulu Bundle promo, which includes Disney+ and ESPN+, is $14.99/mo ($24.99/mo with no-ads). But if you want it all, the most expensive way to get it is with Hulu + Live TV, which adds 85+ live TV channels for $76.99/month.

What is the difference between Hulu and Hulu Live?

Hulu is (mostly) an on-demand streaming service. Hulu + Live TV (Hulu Live) takes the base Hulu plan and adds the ESPN+/Disney+ bundle. And then it tops it off with 85+ live TV channels. What channels? All the local network affiliates (ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC) and all the cable channels you expect like CNN, ESPN, FX, Lifetime, National Geographic, Nickelodeon, TBS, and USA. For a complete list, see our package guide.

What devices does Hulu support?

Hulu supports a really wide variety of devices, more than most streaming services, including:

  • Apple TV
  • Roku
  • Chromecast
  • Samsung Smart TVs
  • Browser (hulu.com)
  • Android and Apple smartphones and tablets
  • Amazon Fire TV and Fire tablets
  • Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and PlayStation 4

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2 Comments

  • In the past, was this deal available to users who subscribe through Apple billing subscriptions?

    • I don’t know. I would assume so, however. Hulu normally pushes the deal widely.

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