Black Friday Streaming Deals 2026: Who Has Announced What

Most Black Friday lists are written before anyone has announced anything, then filled in with guesses based on last year. This one works the other way round. We opened each service's own website on November 10, 2026and wrote down what it said. If a company hadn't posted a Black Friday offer, the table says so, and past deals appear only as past deals, taken from the company's own recap. When a new offer goes up, the date at the top of this page changes with it.

One disclosure first: we sell Vivimate, an IPTV subscription, so streaming prices are our business. Nothing below is a paid placement, and we earn nothing from the services named.

The 2026 calendar so far

Thanksgiving falls on Thursday, November 26, which puts Black Friday on November 27 and Cyber Monday on November 30. Retail events no longer keep to those two days. Amazon's release of November 9, 2026 opens its Black Friday Week on November 19 and runs it, with Cyber Monday, through November 30.

What each service's own page said on November 10

The right-hand column is the price a new customer would see that day, deal or not. That's the figure any Black Friday offer has to beat.

Four services couldn't be checked. Peacock's site blocked our reader by region, Sling's refused the connection, Paramount+ served a placeholder page with no prices, and Netflix served a page for another market. Look those up on their own sites rather than trusting a list that claims to know.

Amazon's announcement, line by line

Amazon is the one company here with a 2026 event on the record. Its release is mostly about shopping, but four parts bear on what you watch:

• Prime Video subscriptions and bundles. All Amazon customers can get up to 75% off select subscriptions and bundles. The release doesn't say which add-ons are included, so the “up to” figure is a ceiling, not a promise for any one service.
• Rentals and purchases. Prime members can save up to 75% on a selection of titles to rent or buy.
• Devices. Up to 35% off Amazon's new devices, with the Fire TV Stick 4K named in the list.
• Live sports on Black Friday. Prime Video plans about 15 hours of live sports from 6 a.m. PT that day, with no subscription or Prime membership needed.

If you're eyeing that stick for IPTV, note that the release doesn't give a generation, and the 2026 Fire TV Stick 4K, third generation, runs Vega OS, which only installs apps from Amazon's own store. Our guide to IPTV on Firestick shows how to tell Fire OS from Vega OS before you pay.

Prices that already sit below the regular rate

Three services were showing introductory prices on November 10, 2026with no Black Friday label. They're worth putting a number on, because a holiday offer only helps if it beats them.

• YouTube TV. Two months at $59.99 is $119.98, against $165.98 at the regular $82.99: $46 less. The page dates this price to November 16, before Black Friday.
• Disney+, Hulu Bundle with ads. Six months at $11.99 is $71.94, against $77.94 at $12.99: $6 less.
• STARZ. Three months at $5 is $15. The page didn't show the price that follows.

For the live-TV side of the comparison, our IPTV vs YouTube TV breakdown sets the two side by side, and the TV and streaming cost calculator adds up what your current services cost per year.

What last year's deals tell you, and what they don't

These offers are over. They show the kind of deal each company has run before, not what it will run in 2026.

• Disney+, Hulu Bundle, 2025. Disney's recap page says the ad-supported bundle cost $4.99 a month for 12 months for eligible new and returning subscribers, from November 25 to December 1, 2025. Current Disney+, ESPN, Hulu and bundle subscribers were excluded, ESPN wasn't part of it, and after the year it renewed at $12.99 a month or the then-current price.
• Amazon, 2025. Amazon's release of November 9, 2025 set Black Friday Week for November 20 to December 1, 2025, with up to 50% off select Amazon devices. This year's release went up on the same date and moved the window a day earlier.

The chart makes the renewal point plainly. Disney's 2025 deal took $96 off the first year, but the second year cost the full rate. Today's new-member price saves $6 across the same twelve months.

Five checks before you sign up to any offer

1. Find the renewal line. Every offer we read rolled into the regular price. Put that date in your calendar.
2. Read who's eligible. Current subscribers were shut out of Disney's 2025 deal, and returning ones had to qualify.
3. Match the plan. Discounts usually sit on the ad-supported tier. A headline price for one tier says nothing about the others.
4. Check where you pay. An offer through Amazon or a TV's app store can carry different terms from the service's own site.
5. Know the cancellation terms. Disney's 2025 terms gave no refunds or credits for partial months.

Where Vivimate fits

Vivimate has no Black Friday price, and we aren't holding one back. The plans cost the same in November as in any other month:

Plans are prepaid and never renew on their own, so the renewal check above doesn't apply; see our terms of service. The 24-hour free trial needs no card. A first purchase carries a 7-day money-back guarantee when a service problem you report can't be fixed; device, app setup and home internet issues are outside it, as the refund policy explains.

We don't promise any particular channel or event, so search the trial's guide for what you watch. IPTV as a technology is legal, and a seller's rights decide the rest. We don't publish the rights agreements behind our channels; our page on whether IPTV is legal covers what that means. Current plans are also on the pricing page.

Sources

Each company's own page. Read November 10, 2026 unless noted.

• Amazon: Black Friday Week and Cyber Monday, November 19–30 (release of November 9, 2026)
• Disney+ plans page (hulu.com/welcome redirected here)
• Disney+: The 2025 Disney+ & Hulu Black Friday Deal Has Ended
• YouTube TV welcome page, Philo, Apple TV, STARZ
• Amazon: Black Friday Week and Cyber Monday 2025 (release of November 9, 2025; read November 9, 2026)

Couldn't read: peacocktv.com (region block), sling.com (refused the connection), paramountplus.com (placeholder page with no prices), netflix.com (page for another market, no prices) and amazon.com/blackfriday (server error).