Will there be a Peacock Black Friday deal in 2024?

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The Peacock Black Friday deal last year was one of the best streaming discounts offered, and so people who are looking to save money on a streaming service might be wondering if it could happen again in 2024?

Peacock is NBCUniversal's streaming service, and that means its library has a big mix of Universal movies and NBC-broadcast shows and sports. The streamer also gets its fair share of originals with 2024 bringing the likes of Apples Never Fall, Those About to Die and Fight Night.

While many retailers and companies offer discounts throughout November each year, Black Friday itself will be on Friday, November 29 this year.

Sports fans may have flocked to Peacock over the Olympics, but if you've not yet had an opportunity to test out the streaming service, perhaps a Black Friday deal in 2024 will give you the push you need to sign up.

Based on last year, we'll probably hear more about a Peacock Black Friday deal in mid-November, and we'll update this article then. But before then, we can use precedent in order to make some predictions about what we could see.

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Will there be a Black Friday deal on Peacock subscriptions?

Based on my experience covering Black Friday for the last few years, I'd say that it's pretty likely that there will be a Peacock Black Friday deal.

In the sales last year, a discount began the week prior to Black Friday which saw the cost of ad-enabled Peacock reduced from $5.99 to $1.99 per month for your first year of subscription.

In total you'd save $48 with this discount, and if you signed up last year, your discount will soon expire so a Black Friday deal on Peacock will arrive just at the right time.

Peacock hasn't confirmed whether it'll repeat its discount in 2024, or offer another one. But we'll update this article if and when that changes.

What was last year's Peacock Black Friday deal?

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LAST YEAR'S Peacock DEAL: Peacock ad-supported: was $5.99, now $1.99 for 12 months
One of the best Black Friday deals last year saw a 66% saving in a whole year's worth of Peacock streaming. Over a year you could save $48 on the ad-free plan.

When could the Peacock deal begin and end for Black Friday?

Hypothetically, if Peacock does run a Black Friday deal, when would you need to sign up to make the most of it?

In 2023, the Peacock deal began on Thursday, November 23, which was the day before Black Friday itself. It was one of the later Black Friday streaming deals to begin.

If Peacock waits to release its deal until the day before Black Friday in 2024, we'll see it on Thursday, November 28.

Peacock ended its deal last year at midnight on Tuesday, November 28, which was then the day after Cyber Monday. The day after Cyber Monday 2024 would be Tuesday, December 3.

Will there be more Black Friday streaming deals?

Black Friday will bring plenty of deals across many types of device and service, and that'll certainly include streaming services, so if you've got shows to catch up on then the discounts will be very useful.

Over last year's Black Friday, as well as Peacock, we saw discounts on Hulu, Max, Paramount Plus, Fubo and Philo. Peacock was one of the better ones, but there were some even bigger discounts too.

Above you can find linked my guides on all the other streaming services and whether they'll see discounts over 2024's Black Friday.

How much is a Peacock subscription?

Ignoring Black Friday deals, how much do you normally need to pay for Peacock?

Peacock usually has two tiers: Peacock Premium, and Peacock Premium Plus, and the main differences between the two are that the latter (mostly) doesn't have ads, and also lets you stream live NBC channels.

Peacock Premium costs $7.99 per month or $79.99 for an annual pass. Premium Plus goes for $11.99 and costs $119.99 for the annual equivalent.

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Tom Bedford
Streaming and Ecommerce Writer

Tom is the streaming and ecommerce writer at What to Watch, covering streaming services in the US and UK. His goal is to help you navigate the busy and confusing online video market, to help you find the TV, movies and sports that you're looking for without having to spend too much money.