Paramount Plus Black Friday deal slashes price to just $2 a month — here's how to claim it now
This is one Black Friday streaming deal you shouldn’t miss
The holiday season just got a lot more exciting with an incredible Black Friday deal on Paramount Plus!
While you might usually think of gadgets, clothes or the latest tech when Black Friday rolls around, don't overlook some of the best streaming service deals. Slashing monthly streaming bills is a gift that keeps on giving, whether it's for someone else or a treat for yourself.
Right now, you can score an unbeatable deal: the Paramount Plus Essential plan or the Paramount Plus with Showtime plan for just $2.99 per month for your first two months. I have to say, this is a pretty good deal, as it means you can dive into a world of premium TV shows, blockbuster movies and exclusive content without breaking the bank this holiday season.
Keep in mind that this Paramount Plus Black Friday deal ends on December 4, so grab it while you still can!
The Paramount Plus Essential Plan offers affordable streaming with access to a wide range of movies, TV shows, live sports and breaking news. It includes ads and excludes local CBS live channels, but you can still enjoy popular originals, kids’ programming and on-demand entertainment. It’s ideal for budget-friendly viewing this holiday season.
Use code: BLACKFRIDAY
The Paramount Plus with Showtime plan combines Paramount's normal content with Showtime’s acclaimed programming. You can enjoy ad-free streaming of Showtime’s premium series, plus Paramount's hits like Yellowstone spinoffs, for an all-in-one entertainment experience.
Use code: BLACKFRIDAY
Great news for those who love to stream movies and TV shows: this Paramount Plus Black Friday deal is straightforward and hassle-free. Both new and returning subscribers are eligible, meaning even if you previously had Paramount Plus and took a break, you can still take advantage of this amazing offer and dive back into streaming.
Paramount Plus is steadily improving and could soon make our list of the best streaming services. Similar to other platforms, it offers plenty of original content and licensed movies and shows. We did give Paramount Plus four stars in our review, saying it has plenty of live sports and originals. Personally, I would recommend getting the Showtime subscription just to watch "Yellowjackets" because it's so good.
You can also watch originals like the "Yellowstone" spinoffs "1883" and "1923," "Star Trek" series "Strange New Worlds" and "Discovery," new "South Park" specials, the "Frasier" reboot and many more.
Honestly, this deal is totally worth it. The Essential Plan and Showtime plan give you all of Paramount Plus' content library but adds originals from Showtime as some extra movies each month that are worth the price of admission.
How to claim the Paramount Plus Black Friday deal
Signing up for a subscription and claiming a deal with a promo code is simple. Start by visiting Paramount's official website. Locate the “Sign Up” button, usually displayed on the homepage. Click it to create an account using your email address and password. Select the plan that best suits your needs, such as Essential or the plan including Showtime.
During checkout, look for a field labeled “Promo Code” or “Enter Code.” Input the provided promo code BLACKFRIDAY. Once entered, click “Apply” to activate the discount. The adjusted price should reflect the deal. Complete the process by entering your payment details and confirming your subscription. You’ll receive an email confirmation shortly after.
You can also sign up for a 7-day free trial on Paramount Plus if you're a new subscriber. After that, your chosen subscription will take full effect with the Black Friday discount. Once the two months are over, your subscription will renew at full price.
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Alix is a Streaming Writer at Tom’s Guide, which basically means watching the best movies and TV shows and then writing about them. Previously, she worked as a freelance writer for Screen Rant and Bough Digital, both of which sparked her interest in the entertainment industry. When she’s not writing about the latest movies and TV shows, she’s either playing horror video games on her PC or working on her first novel.