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Hulu’s Black Friday deal is now available for new members.
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Every holiday season, Hulu celebrates Black Friday with a great deal, and this year is no different. For a limited time, new subscribers can get Hulu’s ad-supported plan for only $2 a month for an entire year.
If you do the math, that means you’ll only end up paying $24 for your first year of Hulu. Since the service usually costs $8 a month, this deal will save you $72 over 12 months.
Hulu is known for its vast catalog of TV shows, movies, and originals, offering members access to a huge library of entertainment options. The service just increased the cost of its ad-supported plan by $1 in October, so this Black Friday deal is a great chance to lock in an entire year at a fantastic, low price.
How to get Hulu’s Black Friday 2022 deal
In order to get Hulu’s Black Friday deal, you need to be either a new or eligible returning Hulu subscriber. If you fit the qualifications, all you need to do is sign up on Hulu’s website before 11:59 p.m. PT on November 28 to snag the deal.
After the 12-month period ends, your subscription will auto-renew at the full $8 monthly price unless you cancel. Since the deal works on a month-to-month basis, you don’t have to commit to the full year either; you can hop out of your Hulu plan at any time.
Existing Hulu members or anyone who has had a Hulu membership within the last month are not eligible for this promotion.
How much does Hulu usually cost?
Normally, a Hulu Basic subscription (ad-supported) costs $8 a month, so you’ll save $6 a month, or $72 in total, for the year. Hulu’s Premium subscription (ad-free) costs $15 a month, but that plan is not part of the deal.
Viewers who are looking for more entertainment options should also consider the Disney bundle. The bundle combines subscriptions to Hulu, Disney Plus and ESPN+ for a starting price of $14 a month. Unfortunately, you can’t combine Hulu’s Black Friday deal with the bundle.