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Roku Holiday Sale Lowers Streaming Services Down To As Low As $0.99 A Month

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Roku has now discounted a number of streaming subscriptions as part of a limited-time Holiday sale. The discounts vary be streaming service and duration but lower the cost of some subscriptions down to as little as $0.99 a month.

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  • Dozens of streaming subscriptions are discounted via The Roku Channel, with prices as low as $0.99/mo.
  • Discounts run through January 2, 2025, after which subscriptions auto-renew at their regular rates.
  • To avoid higher charges, users will need to manually cancel through The Roku Channel before the discounted period ends.

Save On Apple TV, Frndly TV and Fubo

Right now, Roku is offering three months of Apple TV completely for free. Considering an Apple TV subscription normally costs $12.99 a month, this is a great way to save on the cost over three months.

3 months free

If looking for a new live TV package, Roku is also currently offering the first 30 days of Frndly TV for free. Considering Frndly TV typically only offers a 7-day free trial, new subscribers get access to the service at no cost for much longer than usual.

30 days free

Alternatively, new subscribers can sign up to Fubo at a cheaper price than usual, with the first month down to as low as $45.99.

1 month from $45.99

Technically, Fubo is offering the same deal directly right now so there’s no specific need to sign up through Fubo to lock in the cheaper price for the first month.

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  • Live TV
  • Sports
  • Unlimited DVR

From $55.99/mo

Save up to $30

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All Roku Holiday Streaming Subscription Deals

Here are all the streaming subscriptions now on sale via The Roku Channel.

ServiceDeal PriceDurationRegular Price
A&E Crime Central$1.99/mo2 months$5.99/mo
Acorn TV$1.99/mo2 months$8.99/mo
All Reality$1.99/mo2 months$4.99/mo
Apple TVFree3 months$12.99/mo
AspireTV+$0.99/mo2 months$4.99/mo
BET+ Essential$1.99/mo2 months$5.99/mo
Curiosity Stream$2.99/mo3 months$4.99/mo
Curiosity University$5.99/mo3 months$8.99/mo
Daily Burn$1.99/mo2 months$14.99/mo
Dove Channel$1.99/mo12 months$4.99/mo
Fandor$1.99/mo12 months$3.99/mo
FlixLatino$0.99/mo2 months$4.99/mo
France Channel$0.99/mo2 months$7.99/mo
Frndly TVFree30 days$12.99/mo
FuboFrom $45.991 monthFrom $89.99/mo
The Great Courses Living$1.99/mo2 months$7.99/mo
The Great Courses Signature Collection$1.99/mo2 months$7.99/mo
The Great Courses Plus$1.99/mo2 months$20.00/mo
Hallmark+$1.99/mo2 months$7.99/mo
HIDIVE$1.99/mo2 months$6.99/mo
History Vault$1.99/mo2 months$5.99/mo
Howdy$0.99/mo2 months$2.99/mo
Kino Film Collection$1.99/mo2 months$5.99/mo
Lifetime Movie Club$1.99/mo2 months$4.99/mo
Marquee TV$0.99/mo2 months$8.99/mo
MHz Choice$1.99/mo2 months$7.99/mo
Midnight Pulp$2.99/mo12 months$4.99/mo
MyOutdoorTV$0.99/mo2 months$9.99/mo
Passionflix$3.99/mo6 months$6.99/mo
Pinguinitos$0.99/mo2 months$2.99/mo
PlayKids Learning$1.99/mo2 months$7.99/mo
Qello Concerts$1.99/mo1 month$7.99/mo
RetroCrush$1.99/mo12 months$3.99/mo
Ryan and Friends Plus$1.99/mo2 months$3.99/mo
Screambox$2.99/mo12 months$4.99/mo
Starz$1.99/mo2 months$10.99/mo
Stingray Karaoke$1.99/mo1 month$6.99/mo
Sundance Now$1.99/mo2 months$6.99
This Old House$47.99/yrAnnual plan$96/yr
True Royalty$1.99/mo3 months$6.99/mo
UP Faith & Family$1.99/mo2 months$5.99/mo
Viaplay$1.99/mo2 months$5.99/mo
ViX Premium$1.99/mo2 months$8.99/mo
Yippee$1.99/mo3 months$7.99/mo

Roku’s Holiday subscription sale is live now through The Roku Channel and these reduced prices are due to remain available through January 2, 2025.

As is typically the case with streaming deals like these, the subscriptions will auto-renew at the usual rate following the discounted period.

Users of The Roku Chanel looking to avoid paying the higher rates will need to manually cancel any of the subscriptions they signed up to before the end of the discounted period. They will also need to cancel the subscriptions directly through The Roku Channel and not through any of the individual streaming services.

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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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