Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video, a streaming service associated with Amazon Prime, does not offer a direct free trial. However, Amazon Prime subscribers have access to Prime Video as part of their retail subscription, which includes a free trial. Note that if you have previously utilized an Amazon Prime free trial or been a paid member within the past 12 months, you may not be eligible for the free trial.
AMC+
AMC+ offers a 7-day free trial for new customers, allowing access to popular shows like “The Walking Dead” and “Hell on Wheels.” After the trial, the basic plan costs $5 per month with ads, while the ad-free plan costs $9 per month.
Discovery+
Discovery+ features a vast library of reality TV, documentaries, and original content. While some deals may be available through providers like Sling (offering up to 7 days free), a direct free trial is also offered to new customers. The basic plan is priced at $5 per month with ads, and $9 per month without ads.
Disney Plus
Disney+ offers a compelling bundle that includes Hulu and ESPN+ for $15 per month. Considering that Hulu typically costs $8 per month and ESPN+ costs $11 per month, this bundle represents significant savings.
ESPN Plus
ESPN+ stands out as the destination for live sports and an extensive on-demand library of sports-related content. Unfortunately, there is no free trial available. However, ESPN+ deals are available through Disney bundles, allowing access to Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ for one low price.
Fubo
Formerly known as FuboTV, the streaming service Fubo offers a noteworthy free trial of up to a week, including live sports broadcasts. After the trial, a standard subscription costs $75 per month for the Fubo Pro plan.
Hulu
Hulu provides two services: a standard on-demand streaming platform and Hulu with Live TV, which offers access to live cable TV content and channels. A free trial is available for the standard Hulu service, while Hulu with Live TV does not have a free trial option.
Max
Max combines HBO’s renowned library of movies and shows with diverse content from Discovery. While there is no free trial available, three premium tiers are offered: Basic ($10 per month, ad-supported), Max ($16 per month, ad-free), and Max Ultimate Ad Free ($20 per month, 4K resolution).
Netflix
Netflix, a widely recognized streaming service, offers three subscription tiers: Standard with Ads ($7 per month), Standard ($15.50 per month), and Premium ($23 per month). While free trials are not available, Netflix has introduced a standard plan with ads for a more cost-effective option.
Paramount Plus
Paramount Plus offers a free trial of up to a week, providing access to content from CBS, Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, and live sports. After the trial, the Essential plan costs $6 per month, while the SHOWTIME bundle costs $12 per month.
Peacock
Peacock, owned by NBCUniversal, offers tiered subscription plans. Peacock Premium costs $6 per month with ads and 50 live channels, while Premium Plus costs $12 per month, eliminating ads and allowing for offline downloads.
Sling TV
Sling TV offers live cable TV content and broadcasts. While there is no free trial available, you can try Discovery+ for up to 7 days free or AMC+ for $5 per month. Two primary plans are available: Sling Orange ($40 per month, 32 channels) and Sling Blue ($40 per month, 39 channels). Both plans are currently discounted to $20 for the first month.
YouTube TV
YouTube TV provides a comprehensive live TV streaming service, featuring popular channels and live sports, including the NFL Sunday Ticket. A free trial of 10 days is available for new customers. The base plan typically costs $73 per month but is currently discounted to $58 for the first three months.
