Get Hulu For $0.99: Black Friday Might Be Over, But Hulu’s 2021 Black Friday Deal is Still Alive

Hulu brought back one of the best deals in streaming for Black Friday 2021. And the good news is, that while Black Friday has come and gone — Hulu’s Black Friday sale is still going — but only for a limited time.
Through Cyber Monday (November 29th), you can get Hulu for only $0.99 a month for an entire year (normally $6.99). With the deal, you’ll save $72 over the course of the year.
How to Get Hulu Black Friday 2021 Deal
- Click here to activate Hulu Black Friday Deal
- Click Get This Deal on Hulu
- Complete sign-up and get Hulu for $0.99 per month for the next year
Only new and returning subscribers (those who haven’t been a subscriber in the last year) — meaning that those who signed-up for the deal last year aren’t eligible.
Add-on Disney+ For Just $6.66 a Month
If you haven’t yet signed-up for Disney+, you can also take advantage of their annual plan to build your own Disney/Hulu bundle for just $7.66 a month.
- Click here to sign-up for Disney+: $6.66 a month ($79.99 paid annually)
- Select “Sign-Up For Disney+ Only”
- Enter Your E-Mail Address
- Select Annual Plan
- Complete Your Purchase
Total: $7.66 / month
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What Can You Watch with Hulu?
With your Hulu subscription you will be able to watch most shows on-demand from networks like ABC, NBC, Fox, and cable channels like Bravo, USA Network, HGTV, and more. Hulu also includes FX on Hulu, which means you can watch all current episodes on FX, FXM, FXX right after they air (and their entire library of past seasons).
Hulu offers the best selection of current TV shows and starting at just $0.99 a month for their ad supported plan with this Black Friday sale, it is more affordable than both Netflix ($13.99), HBO Max ($14.99), Amazon Prime Video ($8.99).
Hulu is home to original series like The Handmaid’s Tale, Only Murders in the Building, Little Fires Everywhere, The Act, Shrill, Love Victor, Ramy, Mrs. America, and Academy Award winning films like “Parasite” and “Palm Springs.”