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Hulu + Live TV gives you $30 back when you sign up this week

Caradoc Wyn September 7, 2024

Football fans, if you haven’t figured out how to stream the NFL season yet, we have a deal you should probably consider. On Friday, Hulu + Live TV announced that new customers who sign up for the live TV streaming service with the ad-supported Disney bundle will get $30 back after their first month. Currently, Hulu + Live TV costs $76.99, so after your first month, you’ll get $30 back, bringing the total cost down to just $46.99.

How to get $30 back with a Hulu + Live TV subscription

Click here to get the offer.
Click “Start Free Trial”.
Enter your email address or create a profile.
Choose the ad-supported Disney Bundle Basic.
Complete the registration process.
Enjoy the NFL, Only Murders in the Building and more and save $30.

This offer is only valid for new customers who purchase the Hulu + Live TV package that includes the ad-supported Disney Bundle Basic; the ad-free Disney Bundle Premium is not part of this offer. The offer is only valid until Wednesday, September 11, so act now and don’t miss out on the discount.

This discount doesn’t come in the form of a bill credit, but rather a true cashback situation. The $30 will be automatically refunded to your payment method after your first month of Hulu + Live TV. If you want to upgrade to the ad-free versions of Disney+ and the Hulu on-demand library, you can do so then.

With college football gearing up for Week 2 and the NFL kicking off in earnest on Sunday, now is the perfect time to sign up for Hulu + Live TV and save money. With ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, SEC Network, and all other Disney-owned channels currently unavailable on DIRECTV STREAM, this is a great option to get all the channels you need to watch football, plus many of the best shows on traditional TV and streaming.

Keep in mind that Disney will be raising prices on nearly all of its streaming products, including Hulu + Live TV, on October 17. Both the ad-supported Disney bundle and the bundle with the ad-free option will be $6 more expensive per month, so it might be worth looking for a cheaper option mid-season.