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Best Deals On Streaming Services In June 2025 — Save On ESPN+, Starz, And More

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One of the good things about streaming services is that there is nearly always a promotion or deal available to help save on the cost.

Although these deals vary from month to month, this month could be the time your favorite streaming service drops in price.

For example, June has only just started but you can already save on ESPN+, Starz, Great American Pure Flix, and MLB TV.

Top Streaming Deals in June 2025


Starz logo

$4/mo for four months

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Great American Pure Flix logo

A year for just $60

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ESPN Plus logo

$5/mo for three months

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MLB TV Logo with Blue background

Save 50% On MLB TV

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This guide focuses on streaming services and not live TV streaming services. If you are looking to save on the cost of a live TV package, check out our Best Live TV Streaming Deals guide for this month’s latest discounts and deals.


The best bundle deals right now


While a Starz subscription typically costs $10.99 a month, new subscribers can currently sign up for $45 a month for the first four months. At $16 for four months, this is a good way to test out the streaming service at a greatly reduced price.

Stars subscribers get access to a catalog of popular shows, including BMF, Down in the Valley, Minx, Outlander, P-Valley, Power and The Couple Next Door. This is in addition to a selection of newer and older movies.


$4/Month For 4 Months


A Great American Pure Flix promotion reduces the cost of the Standard annual plan down to $59.95 for the first year. Considering the annual plan normally costs $89.99 a year, subscribers save $30 on the cost of a subscription.

The savings are even greater when comparing the discounted annual plan price to the $9.99/mo monthly cost, which works out to be twice as much over 12 months.


One year for $59.95


New ESPN+ subscribers can currently sign up for just $4.99 a month for the first three months. Considering an ESPN+ subscription usually costs $11.99 a month, this limited-time deal saves more than 50% on the cost, and around $21 over all three months.

No promo code is needed and the promotion is due to remain available through June 20, 2025.


$4.99mo for three months


MLB TV is currently running a 50% off promotion for Father’s Day. The deal takes the cost of an MLB TV Yearly subscription down to just $59.99 (normally $119.99). MLB TV is also offering $20 off an MLB Network + At Bat Yearly subscription, lowering the cost to $49.99.

As these offers are designed to celebrate Father’s Day, they are only available for a limited time, with both discounts due to expire on June 17, 2025.


Get MLB TV Yearly For $59.99


Expired Deals


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EXPIRED: Use SPRINGSAVINGS to get 1 year for $25

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EXPIRED: $2/mo for 2 months

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EXPIRED: Use SB38 to get 1 year for $38

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MLB TV Logo with Blue background

EXPIRED: Save 50% on a yearly plan

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BritBox Logo Black Background

EXPIRED: Save 20% on an annual plan

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EXPIRED: Save up to 90% on streaming services

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Peacock massively slashes the price of its annual Premium plan a few times a year, and right now the price has been slashed to $25. This brings the average monthly cost of a Peacock Premium subscription down to around $2 a month, a significant saving on the usual $7.99 a month cost.

Use the SPRINGSAVINGS promo code to get a year of Peacock Premium for just $25.


Use SPRINGSAVINGS to get 1 year for $25


Amazon Prime members can currently get Crunchyroll for just $1.99 a month for the first two months. Considering Crunchyroll typically costs $7.99 a month, this deal offers a $12 saving over the first two months.

As this is a Prime Video deal, an Amazon Prime membership is required. The option to get Crunchyroll for just $1.99 a month expires on May 11.


$2/month via Amazon Prime Video


If you’re a fan of horror movies and shows, you can currently lock in a full year of Screambox for just $38. Considering a Screambox annual plan normally costs $59.99 a year, this deal offers a saving of $22 on the first year.

Use the SB38 promo code when signing up to get a year of Screambox for just $38. The promo code is due to expire on May 9, so time is limited with this one.


Get 12 months for just $38


If you’re a baseball fan, you can currently save 50% on an MLB TV subscription. The half-off deal is specific to the MLB TV Yearly (All Teams) plan, lowering the cost down from $140 to $70 for the remainder of this season.

Subscribers to the MLB TV Yearly (All Teams) plan can watch every out-of-market game live or on demand. In addition, they also get access to MLB Network, live MiLB games, MLB Big Inning and live audio for all MLB teams.


Save 50% on yearly plan


While the BritBox annual plan normally costs $89.99, the streaming service is running a limited-time deal that lowers the price to $71.88 for the year. At this price, subscriber pay $5.99 a month on average.

The 20% annual plan discount is due to end at 11:00 pm ET on May 20, 2025.


Save 20% on first year


May 20th is National Streaming Day and Roku is celebrating by offering up to 90% off a variety of popular streaming services, including Acorn TV, AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, Shudder, and Starz.

Roku’s up to 90% off streaming services sale is available until 11:59 PM PST on May 21, 2025.


Save up to 90% on two months


A Free Trial Is (Usually) Always An Option

If a particular streaming service is not offering a deal right now, it is usually possible to still test the streaming out for a short period of time wihtout paying.

Although the standard free trial length is usually around seven days, it is sometimes possible to get a longer free trial. Hulu, for example, offers the first 30 days for free, saving a minimum of $9.99 on the first month.

While most streaming services do offer a free trial, some don’t, so it is worth checking before signing up.


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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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