If you’ve been considering giving Mubi a try, the streaming service is currently running a promotion which reduces the cost of the first three months down to just $1. That’s $1 total, for a full 90 days.
Key Takeaways
- A major Mubi discount lowers the price of the first three months to just $1 total, down from the usual $14.99/mo price.
- The deal is available now to new subscribers signing up before Feb. 9.
- Following the first 90 days, the subscription will auto‑renew at the usual price, currently $14.99/mo, unless canceled.
With a Mubi subscription typically priced at $14.99 a month, this limited-time promotion results in a huge saving on the usual cost. New subscribers get three months of Mubi for less than the usual price of just one week.
Following the first 90 days, the Mubi subscription will auto-renew at the usual rate, unless canceled. Assuming no price increase rolls through before then, new subscribers can expect the subscription to auto-renew at $14.99/mo.
Although this is not the first time Mubi has offered this deal, the service’s promotions tend not to be available for very long, and this promotion is no different.
The current ‘three months for $1’ deal became available today (Jan. 30) and is due to expire on Monday, Feb. 9 at 11:59 PM local time.
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While Mubi won’t be for everyone, its focus on ‘great cinema’ makes it a good option for homes looking for access to movies they are unlikely to find available on other streaming services and platforms.
On top of the main catalog of movies, a Mubi subscription also unlocks access to a selection of additional content, including filmmaker retrospectives and spotlights on major film festivals.
For reference, Mubi does offer a more expensive tier, Mubi Go, which costs $19.99 a month and includes a free movie ticket each week.
However, there’s currently no promotion available for Mubi Go, with those signing up through this current deal only gaining access to the standard Mubi subscription tier.
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