If you’ve been considering signing up to Crunchyroll, the popular anime-focused streaming service has now slashed the price of its Fan and Mega Fan annual plans. Depending on the plan, new subscribers can save as much as $40.
What You Need to Know
- Crunchyroll has cut the cost of its annual Fan and Mega Fan plans as part of a limited time deal.
- The discounted Fan and Mega Fan tiers reduce the yearly cost by $30–$40, making the annual plans notably cheaper than paying monthly.
- These promotional prices apply to the first year, with subscriptions set to renew at standard rates unless canceled.
Crunchyroll’s Fan tier is the cheapest option overall. While normally priced at $99.99, new subscribers can currently sign up at just $69.99 for their first year, resulting in a $30 saving.
For those wanting a richer experience, including offline viewing and access to Crunchyroll’s Game Vault, Mega Fan normally costs $139.99 a year. As part of the same limited-time deal, new subscribers can get their first year for just $99.99, resulting in a $40 saving.
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Save on Fan and Mega Fan annual plans.
While $70 and $100 is a lot to pay up front, it is worth keeping in mind that these limited-time prices not only offer savings on the usual annual cost, but even greater savings when compared to paying monthly.
The Fan tier, for example, normally costs $9.99/mo. Over a full 12-month period, monthly subscribers end up paying around $120, a full $50 more than they’ll pay through this deal.
An even greater saving is on offer with the Mega Fan tier. Normally priced at $13.99/mo, monthly subscribers end up paying $167.88 over twelve months, almost $68 a year more than they’d pay if signing up through this promotion.
Regardless of whether signing up to Fan or Mega Fan, both discounted subscriptions will automatically renew at their usual prices uncles canceled.
For those that would prefer to pay monthly, it might be worth considering Prime Video’s new Starz and Crunchyroll bundle.
Launched today and priced at $16.99/mo, bundle subscribers save around $5 each month compared to paying separately for both subscriptions, and a 7-day free trial is available to new subscribers.
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