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Get A Year Of MagellanTV For Just $30 (Or A Lifetime Subscription For $150)

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If you’re interested in documentaries, you can currently get a full year of MagellanTV for as little as $29.99. For those absolutely sure this is the right streaming service for them, lifetime subscriptions are also available for $149.97.

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If interested in a discount on the first year, the $29.99 price is currently available directly through the MagellanTV website. Simply select the Annually plan and sign up as normal.


1 year for $29.99


If you’d prefer a longer subscription at a discounted price, you’ll need to purchase the subscription through StackSocial.

Similar to signing up directly, StackSocial is offering a single-year annual plan for $29.99. However, StackSocial is also offering the option to lock in two years for $59.99, three years for $71.99, or a lifetime subscription for $149.97.


Annual and lifetime discounts


To put these prices into perspective, the annual plan typically costs $59.99 for one year, twice as much as the current deal price. Assuming no price increase during the first year, the subscription will renew at the usual $59.99 rate each year for as long as the subscription remains active.

Even if signing up for the first year at the discounted price, subscribers will end up paying $89.99 over two years and $149.97 over three years.

With these prices in mind, those planning on staying subscribed for more than three years are likely to be better off signing up for the lifetime subscription at $149.97.

In general, it is very rare to see lifetime subscriptions on streaming services, so this is a good way to secure access to MagellanTV with just one payment.

For those new to this streaming service, the MagellanTV library is filled with a collection of documentary content, offering the ability to dive deeper into shows about war, ancient history, science and technology, crime, culture, and more.

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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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