ESPN Plus Cyber Monday deal in 2024: sports streaming sale ends TONIGHT

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The best Cyber Monday streaming deal for sports fans is about to end, because the ESPN Plus subscription has an expiry date, and it's TODAY.

You can get a discount off ESPN Plus' annual plan if you sign up by the end of Monday, December 2, which is TONIGHT. So you'd better hurry up and decide whether you want to grab its $20 off!

The ESPN Plus Black Friday deal isn't the biggest discount we've seen on a streaming service in 2024, but last year there wasn't a discount on the sports platform at all, so any sale is appreciated.

Sports streaming fans probably already know all about ESPN Plus. It's one of the most popular ways to stream live sports in the US, plus its library also includes documentaries, talk shows and more ways to appreciate your favorite game.

If you're excited for this deal, then, we'll share it below so you can see how much you'll save. Then we'll list some extra questions and answers you may have, to make sure you're considering all your options when it comes to the Black Friday ESPN Plus deal.

The Black Friday ESPN Plus deal

ESPN Plus annual plan
ESPN Plus annual plan: was $119.99 now $99.99

You can save $20 on a year of sports streaming with this ESPN Plus offer. The annual plan was already the most affordable way to sign up so a slight reduction is useful.

There is no deal on a monthly fee for ESPN Plus. This usually costs $11.99 per month.

ESPN Plus Black Friday questions and answers

When does the ESPN Plus Black Friday end?

You will be able to sign up for the ESPN Plus Black Friday deal from now until Monday, December 2. That date, Cyber Monday, is when the vast majority of streaming deals end.

Can existing ESPN Plus subscribers get the Black Friday deal?

Unfortunately, if you're already a subscriber to ESPN Plus, you won't be able to jump onto its Black Friday deal.

The deal is for "new and returning subscribers only" according to the website. While there's no word on what defines 'returning', usually this refers to someone who hasn't been a subscriber for at least a month, though different streamers have different cut-off points.

Other ways to get ESPN Plus cheap

The nearest thing to a 'deal' we usually see on ESPN Plus isn't just for Black Friday, it's available year-round. This is the Disney Bundle, a combo package that combines Hulu, Disney Plus and ESPN Plus for $14.99. Some sites are presenting the Disney Bundle as a new Black Friday deal, but it's not, and so you shouldn't feel time pressure to sign up because it will always be available.

You can drop ESPN Plus to reduce the price or get ad-free Hulu and Disney Plus for an increased cost, so there are options depending on what bundle you'd like.

Another ongoing deal is the ESPN Plus annual plan, which lets you save money if you opt for a 12-month plan over a monthly rolling one. This saves you roughly 3 months worth of fees.

How much does ESPN Plus normally cost?

Before any Black Friday deals kick in, how much do you have to pay for ESPN Plus?

There's only one tier of subscription for ESPN Plus, so it's a simple streamer to get your head around.

You can pay $11.99 per month to sign up for ESPN Plus. If you want to save $23.98 you can get the annual subscription, which goes for $119.99.

Can you get an ESPN Plus voucher code?

Despite what some websites say, ESPN Plus does not use voucher codes for discounts or deals.

Instead, any reduction or sale that ESPN is offering on a subscription can be redeemed straight from the website, without any need for a promo code. So be wary of promo code pages that may be implying you're getting a discount when you're not.

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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.

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