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Acorn TV Limited-Time Deal Lowers the Cost of a Full Year by Another 30%

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If you’ve been considering signing up to Acorn TV, and are willing to pay for a full year up front, the streaming service is currently offering a great deal on its annual plan.

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What You Need to Know

  • Acorn TV’s yearly subscription is currently reduced to $70 when signing up with the ANNUAL30 promo code.
  • The discount code brings the effective cost down to about $5.83 per month, far cheaper than the standard $9.99 monthly plan.
  • Acorn TV provides access to a wide library of British and international TV, including popular series and Acorn TV originals.

Normally priced at $9.99 a month, a full year of Acorn TV can set subscribers back as much as $120. If signing up for the annual plan, the price drops down to $99.99 for the year, which breaks down to around $8.33 a month.

Right now, Acorn TV is offering another 30% off that price as part of a limited time deal. With the discount applied, the cost of a full year of Acorn TV drops down to $69.99. This works out to be just $5.83 a month on average.

The promotion is live now when signing up using the ANNUAL30 promo code. New subscribers have up until May 25 to use the discount code and lock in the cheaper price.

Use “ANNUAL30” to save 30% on annual plan

As a reminder, an Acorn TV subscription unlocks access to a variety of international television, including mysteries, dramas, comedies, and more, from Britain, Australia, Ireland, and elsewhere.

In addition to popular series like Doc Martin, Foyle’s War, Midsomer Murders, and Wire in the Blood, Acorn TV is also home to a number of originals, including Hidden Assets, Irish Blood, The Family Next Door, and The One That Got Away.

With 30% off the already discounted annual plan, new subscribers will be able to stream the entire Acorn TV library for a full year at a much cheaper price than usual.

Use “ANNUAL30” to save 30% on annual plan

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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