It's the last day to get Hulu for 99 cents or bundle with Disney Plus for $3

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This Hulu Black Friday deal for 99 cents per month or Hulu with Disney Plus for $2.99 is still available. This is one of the biggest streaming deals you can score for the holiday season and one of the best streaming services for cord-cutters, offering a massive library of TV shows (old and new), movies, and hit exclusives like Prey, The Handmaid's Tale, and The Bear. Hulu Watch Party, anyone?

For a limited time, new subscribers (or returning subscribers who haven't been active in the past month) can snag a Hulu (with ads) subscription for only 99¢ a month. That's $7 off per month, saving you $84 over the full year. No code is needed: just head over to Hulu's Black Friday page and subscribe now before the deal runs out. You can also get Starz for 99¢ for 6 months.

Pixel for pixel, this is one of the best streaming deals available for Black Friday so far.

Today's best Hulu and Disney Plus deals

Hulu remains one of the best streaming services available today, boasting exclusive hits like The Bear, The Handmaid's Tale, Letterkenny, and Reservation Dogs alongside popular content from other major networks. Add in a wide array of movies, and it's easy to see why Hulu is a must-have for cord-cutters.

If you're a new subscriber (or a returning subscriber who hasn't had an active subscription for at least a month), you can enjoy Hulu (w/ads) for only 99¢ a month for one year. This saves you a whopping $84 over the typical $7.99 a month cost.

Then you can add STARZ on Hulu for an additional 99¢/month for 6 months. That saved you $54 over the usual $9.99 per month cost.

This deal ends today, Nov. 28, so check out Hulu's Black Friday page right now to secure your annual savings.

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