A one-year Starz subscription is now just $12, a 73% discount from the usual price of $58. The catch? You have to pay the entire amount upfront.
For those unfamiliar with Starz, it's home to hit shows like "Outlander", which would normally cost around $11 per month. But for one year, you can stream all that and more for just $1 a month – as long as you cough up the full $12 in advance.
If you're not entirely sold on Starz, there's an alternative deal worth noting: pay just three months at $3 a pop, down from the usual $11 per month. This offer is only available to first-time subscribers or those making their second renewal, and then the price goes back up to regular levels after that initial period.
Beyond Starz, other streaming services are also on offer. For example, six months of Apple TV+ can be snagged for just $36, which works out to around $6 a month – though you'll have to sign up directly through the service itself rather than a third-party provider.
HBO Max is another option worth considering: its Black Friday deal offers one year of streaming for a mere $36. This is significantly cheaper than the usual monthly fee, making it a more affordable entry point for those who want access to popular shows and movies without breaking the bank.
Finally, there's Sling TV Orange offering a day pass for just $1 – an excellent way to test out the service or catch up on your favorite shows.
For those unfamiliar with Starz, it's home to hit shows like "Outlander", which would normally cost around $11 per month. But for one year, you can stream all that and more for just $1 a month – as long as you cough up the full $12 in advance.
If you're not entirely sold on Starz, there's an alternative deal worth noting: pay just three months at $3 a pop, down from the usual $11 per month. This offer is only available to first-time subscribers or those making their second renewal, and then the price goes back up to regular levels after that initial period.
Beyond Starz, other streaming services are also on offer. For example, six months of Apple TV+ can be snagged for just $36, which works out to around $6 a month – though you'll have to sign up directly through the service itself rather than a third-party provider.
HBO Max is another option worth considering: its Black Friday deal offers one year of streaming for a mere $36. This is significantly cheaper than the usual monthly fee, making it a more affordable entry point for those who want access to popular shows and movies without breaking the bank.
Finally, there's Sling TV Orange offering a day pass for just $1 – an excellent way to test out the service or catch up on your favorite shows.
so starz is doing a one year sub for 12 bucks which is like 73% off! but you gotta pay the whole thing upfront, no monthly payments 
. that's actually kinda sweet if you're already planning to binge some outlander 
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. and hbo max is another good option with its black friday deal, one year of service for 36 bucks, that's like 60% off! 
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I've been thinking, though - if you're gonna pay upfront for a year's worth of Starz, it's like they're basically giving you a discount on the monthly rate. It makes sense if you're sure you'll use the service for that whole year. And 3 months at $3? That's basically a trial run to test out their shows and decide if you want to commit. 
I mean, can you believe they're trying to sell us on these crazy deals? Like, who pays the whole year upfront?! That's just...ouch! 
But at the same time, I get it - we all love a good bargain, and this is like a black friday dream come true. $1 a month for Starz? That's insane! 
And three months of Apple TV+ for $36? That's like a holiday miracle! 
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. But what if this is just a ploy to get our credit card info and then nickel-and-dime us later? The three-month deal might seem like a good option, but it's still just a temporary reprieve from the usual monthly fees 
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and then there's apple tv+ where u can get 6 months for $36 which works out to be around $6 a month 
. One dollar might sound like a steal, but think about it, you're basically paying full price for a service that's only available as a day pass. It's just not worth it in my opinion 
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. But I still think Starz is kinda overpriced... unless you're into "Outlander" and all that drama 
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. But yeah, paying upfront might not be everyone's cup of tea... but hey, it's definitely worth considering these deals! 
... anyone else getting in on the streaming deals? 
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It's perfect timing too, been binge-watching some Outlander episodes and I need something new to get hooked on... Anyone know what else we can expect from Starz in the coming months? 
