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Save 20% On A Year Of Criterion Channel (This Weekend Only)

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Criterion Channel is running a promotion which reduces the cost of an annual plan by 20%. However, this is a really limited-time deal, as new subscribers can only lock in the discounted annual plan price this weekend.

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  • A Criterion Channel annual plan is just $79.99 when signing up now through Oct. 5 with the promo code FALLSPECIAL.
  • The 20% discount is a $20 saving on the usual cost, and equates to paying for nine months at the monthly rate of $10.99.
  • Criterion Channel provides access to a wide selection of classic, contemporary, international, and indie films, as well as a collection of documentaries and special features.

With a Criterion Channel annual plan normally priced at $99.99, the 20% discount lowers the price down to $79.99. For those that don’t find the discounted price advertised when signing up, the promotion can also be enabled by using the FALLSPECIAL promo code.

The discounted annual plan price is available through October 5, 2025.

Save 20% on an annual plan with FALLSPECIAL promo code

While a good way to save on a year of service, the deal is even between when compared to paying monthly. With the monthly plan priced at $10.99, the discounted annual plan costs as much as nine months at the normal monthly rate.

For those new to Criterion Channel, this streaming service provides access to a constantly refreshed selection of Hollywood, international, art-house, and independent movies.

This is in addition to Criterion’s entire streaming library, including more than 1,000 classic and contemporary movies, as well as a selection of documentaries, interviews, commentaries, and more.

All of which makes this is a good deal for film fans.

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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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