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Hallmark End-of-Year Deal Drops Hallmark+ Down To Just $3 A Month

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If you’ve been considering signing up to Hallmark+ but wanted to save on the cost of the streaming service, Hallmark is currently running an end-of-year sale which lowers the cost of a subscription down to just $3 a month.

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  • New Hallmark+ subscribers can sign up for $3/month (normally $7.99) using promo code 3DEC before Dec. 31, 2025.
  • The offer applies for the first three months, resulting in a total saving of $15.
  • Subscribers not only get access to Hallmark originals, but also monthly rewards like a free greeting card.

Considering a Hallmark+ subscription normally costs $7.99 a month, new subscribers can currently save $5 a month with this latest streaming promotion.

The discounted price is not automatically shown to new subscribers when signing up and requires the 3DEC promo code to be applied during checkout.

The discount applies to the first three months of a new subscription, resulting in a total saving of $15. Following the final discounted month, the subscription will automatically renew at the usual rate, currently $7.99 a month.

Use 3DEC promo code for 3 months at $3/mo

With the discount available as part of an end-of-year sale, new subscribers have up until Dec. 31, 2025 to use the 3DEC promo code and lock in the cheaper monthly price for three months.

As a reminder, Hallmark+ subscribers get streaming access to the Hallmark library. This includes next-day access to all new Hallmark Channel and Hallmark Mystery original series.

In addition to streaming original Hallmark movies and series, Hallmark+ subscribers also get access to a selection of exclusive content and rewards each month, including a free custom greeting card and a $5 Gold Crown coupon.

Use 3DEC promo code for 3 months at $3/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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