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Get Hulu Live TV For Just $65 (And Delay The Jump to $90)

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Hulu Live TV is offering a big discount, reducing the cost of the base live TV package down to $64.99 a month for new subscribers. The discount applies to the first three months making this is a good way to save on the upcoming price increase.

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  • Hulu Live TV is offering a discounted price of $64.99/month for new subscribers for the first three months, available until 3 PM PT on October 23, 2025.
  • The regular subscription price will increase to $89.99 on October 21, 2025, making the promotion a great way to save $18–$25 monthly during the discount period.
  • Hulu Live TV includes access to 95+ live channels, Disney+, ESPN Select, an unlimited DVR, and Hulu’s on-demand basic catalog.

Considering a Hulu Live TV subscription typically costs $82.99 a month, new subscribers will currently save $18 on the usual cost. New subscribers have up until 3 PM PT on October 23, 2025 to lock in the discounted price.

The end date for this particular deal is not random as Disney recently confirmed a fresh round of price increases. As part of those increases, the price of a Hulu Live TV subscription will rise to $89.99 on October 21st, two days before this deal ends.

Once that price increase takes effect, those signing up through this promotion will be saving around $25 each month, making this an even better deal.

However, the discounted price will revert to the then-usual $89.99/mo cost after the third discounted month.

As a reminder, Hulu Live TV subscribers not only get access to 95+ live TV channels, but also Disney+ and ESPN Select as well. Subscribers also get access to an unlimited DVR and the on-demand basic Hulu catalog.

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  • 95+ channels
  • Disney+
  • ESPN

$89.99/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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