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Apple TV Black Friday 2025 Deal: $5.99/mo For Six Months

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Considering signing up to Apple TV? Apple is currently running a promotion which reduces the cost of a subscription down to just $5.99 a month. What’s more, the discount applies to the first six months.

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  • New Apple TV subscribers can currently sign up at just $5.99/mo for the first six months, a saving of $42.
  • After the first six months, subscriptions will automatically renew at the regular $12.99/mo rate unless canceled.
  • Similar deals appear to be available outside the U.S., such as in the UK where new subscribers can get Apple TV for £4.99/mo for six months (50% off).

With an Apple TV subscription normally priced at $12.99 a month, this Black Friday deal is better than half price. New subscribers save $7 each month when signing up, resulting in a total saving of $42 over the full six months.

As is typically the case with streaming deals like this, the Apple TV subscription will auto-renew at the usual price, currently $12.99/mo, following the final discounted month unless canceled.

Get 6 months at $5.99/mo

If completely new to Apple TV, the streaming service is home to a number of popular Apple Originals including Chief of War, Foundation, Severance, Slow Horses, The Morning Show, and Ted Lasso, as well as newer Originals like Pluribus and The Last Frontier.

For those based outside the U.S., it might also be worth checking for similar limited-time deals right now, as some appear to be available in other locations.

In the UK, for example, new subscribers can currently get Apple TV at £4.99 a month for the first six months. Considering Apple TV in the UK normally costs $9.99 a month, the limited-time deal results in a 50% discount on the usual cost of a subscription.

Get 6 months at $5.99/mo

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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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