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Starz Deal: Stream ‘Power Book III: Raising Kanan’ and More for Just $2 a Month

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If you’re looking to watch the fifth and final season of Power Book III: Raising Kanan then you will need a Starz subscription. Luckily, a limited time deal means you can currently get a full year of Starz for just $24.

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What You Need to Know

  • Starz is offering a big limited‑time discount on both its annual and monthly plans.
  • The annual plan is the best deal overall, with new subscribers getting a full year for just $24.
  • At this price, new subscribers pay just $2 a month for Starz.

Considering a monthly subscription to Starz costs $11.99, the current promotion nets you a full year for the price of two standard months. That’s a huge price drop, and one that lowers the cost down to just $2 a month on average.

As this discount applies to the annual plan, new subscribers will need to pay the full $23.99 when signing up. If only interested in subscribing for a couple of months, new subscribers can also sign up to the monthly plan at $4.99/mo for the first three months.

Starz logo
★★★☆☆
  • Originals
  • Movies
  • Series

From $10.99/mo

Deal: $6/mo for 3 months

SIGN UP

Regardless of whether signing up to the annual or monthly deal, the subscription will auto-renew at the usual rate following the discounted period.

In other words, the subscription will renew at $11.99/mo for monthly subscribers after the third discounted month, and at $69.99/yr for annual subscribers after the first discounted year.

The fifth and final season of Power Book III: Raising Kanan kicked off last week. As this is an eight-episode season, you will need to remain a subscriber through August 7 if you want to watch all of the final episodes.

Starz logo
★★★☆☆
  • Originals
  • Movies
  • Series

From $10.99/mo

Deal: $6/mo for 3 months

SIGN UP
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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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