If you’ve been considering signing up to Starz, now is the time, as the streaming service is currently running a Black Friday deal that lowers the cost of a full year down to just $12.
Key Takeaways
- Thanks to a Starz Black Friday promotion, new and returning subscribers can get a full year for just $12 when signing up.
- While a huge discount on the normal price, the $12 annual plan requires upfront payment and no free trial is available.
- New subscribers can also sign up at $2.99/month for 3 months, but as this is only slightly cheaper than the annual plan, the yearly promotion is the better deal.
A Starz subscription typically costs $10.99 a month. With this limited-time promotion lowering the cost of a year down to $11.99, new subscribers pay just $1 more than they normally would for a single month.
No promo code is needed for this deal. Instead, new subscribers will get the discounted rate when signing up to the Annual Plan and clicking on the ‘Claim Special Offer‘ button.
The $12 for a year deal is not only available to new subscribers but also returning subscribers as well. Whether a new or returning subscriber, no free trial is available with this deal, so subscribers will be expected to pay the full $12 when signing up.
Starz Black Friday Deal
Get 12 months for just $12
At the discounted price, new and returning subscribers pay just $1 a month on average for ad-free access to the entire Starz library. Starz is home to a variety of popular series, including Outlander, Black Sails, Spartacus, and Power, among others.
We wouldn’t recommend it but Starz is also offering a monthly Black Friday deal that lowers the cost down to $2.99 a month for the first three months.
Although a big discount on the usual monthly price, new subscribers will still end up paying $9 over those three discounted months, which is only $3 less than the current promotional price of an entire year.
Regardless of whether signing up to the discounted monthly or annual plan, subscriptions will auto-renew at the usual monthly/annual price following the discounted period.
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