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Can’t get enough of streaming your favourite movies and TV shows? Then you’re going to leave this best Black Friday deal which is offering Hulu for just $0.99 a month for an entire year!
View the Hulu Black Friday deal
Originally priced at $7.99 a month, Hulu is now available for just $0.99 per month for a year, helping streamers save 87% on this subscription. This deal is available from now until 28th November 2023, and gives you complete access to Hulu’s ad-supported streaming library.
Hulu is one of the best streaming services and is good value for money. Not only does Hulu have its own original shows, but it has a huge variety of shows from major networks, including ABC and Fox. There are plenty of movies and TV series to choose from, and you can add-on premium networks for an additional cost.
Hulu (With Ads): was $7.99, now $0.99 at Hulu
Get 87% off the Hulu (With Ads) streaming service plan in this Black Friday deal. For just $0.99 a month, you get full access to Hulu’s content, including popular, classic and new TV shows and movies. Once you’ve had Hulu for a full year, the subscription will auto-renew for $7.99 a month but you can cancel at any time.
This streaming Black Friday deal is on the Hulu (With Ads) plan only, so you will have to watch a few advertisements here and there. But for under $1 a month for a whole year, you can’t get any better than this cheap Black Friday offer. As Hulu is partially owned by Disney+, you can also add Disney+ (With Ads) on to your plan for an additional $2 a month.
To view the Hulu Black Friday deal, click the link above or take a look at our streaming service deals widget below.
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