Grab 1 Month of STARZ for Just $7 to Stream New ‘Outlander’ Episodes
Grab 1 Month of STARZ for Just $7 to Stream New ‘Outlander’ Episodes
New customers can save 36% off their first month of STARZ with this deal for a limited time.
The calendar says November, which means it’s almost time to welcome new episodes of “Outlander” into our lives. The beloved time-travel romantic drama series is returning with the second half of its seventh season on Nov. 22, and just in time STARZ is offering new customers a discount for 36% off their first month of service, lowering the price to just $7 for 30 days!
How to Get 1 Month of STARZ for $7 (36% Off)
- Click here to get the deal from STARZ.
- Click “Claim Special Offer” to get started.
- Create an account with an email and password.
- Enter your payment information to complete the signup process.
Why The Streamable Loves STARZ
The STARZ streaming service will allow you to watch the same premium programming from the Starz linear network without having to pay for an expensive cable subscription. Cable packages with Starz included frequently cost $100 per month or more, so you can save a huge chunk of change by just signing up for STARZ instead.
Once you do, you’ll be able to stream much more than just the new episodes of “Outlander.” The service is home to the new dramatic miniseries “Three Women,” the haunting thriller show “Sweetpea,” new episodes of the comedic drama “Run the World,” a host of new and classic movies and more.
Normally you’d have to pay $11 per month to get all of this content from STARZ, which always streams its on-demand content with no ads. But this limited-time offer will lower the price to just $7 for your first month, allowing you to stream the full STARZ library for 36% off the regular price.
STARZ
STARZ offers a subscription video streaming service that gives access to content on the STARZ channel without the need of a cable subscription. With your subscription, you’ll get access to 7,500+ films and episodes, including all of their current originals like “Outlander,” The Serpent Queen,” “BMF,” and “Power.”