Streaming Services Offer New Deals Amid Price Increases

Streaming services are raising prices, making it costly for consumers who subscribe to multiple platforms. However, companies like Philo, Audible, Starz, Spotify, Amazon Music, and DirecTV are offering significant deals.

Philo offers the Core package for $25 for the first month, a discount of $8. Audible is available for $3 for three months, while Starz provides one year for $12, a savings of $58. Spotify Premium is offering four months free, saving $48, and Amazon Music Unlimited is free for three months for new subscribers, saving $36.

Fubo Pro has a deal for $55 for the first month, a $30 discount. DirecTV packages start at $50 for the first month, offering up to $45 off. In addition to these deals, there are bundle options available, though they may be more expensive than individual subscriptions.

Some streaming services are also providing student discounts, such as HBO Max for $5 per month, Hulu for $2, and Spotify for $6, which includes Hulu with ads. The competitive nature of streaming services, combined with rising prices, continues to shape viewer choices in entertainment.