Black Friday Deal: Get Peacock for Just $1.99/Month for 12 Months
Hurry! Peacock is offering a limited-time Black Friday deal with plans starting at $1.99/month. Here’s everything you need to know for claiming the offer.
What to Know About the Peacock Black Friday Deal
Right now, you can sign up for Peacock Premium for just $1.99/month for 12 months. That means you get one whole year of the streamer for less than $25! Typically, this ad-supported plan goes for $5.99/month, so the savings are huge. Or, you can opt for the annual plan, instead of making monthly payments, for $12.99/year. The offer ends Tuesday, Nov. 28, so lock in those Black Friday savings before it’s too late!
How to Sign Up for the Peacock Black Friday Deal
Signing up for Peacock is easy! Below, we’ve outlined step-by-step instructions for subscribing to Peacock:
- Go to the Peacock website
- Click “Get Monthly Offer” to claim the deal
- Enter user information including name, email and birth date
- Use code “BIGDEAL” to make sure the Black Friday Deal is applied
- Enter payment information
- Start streaming Peacock with the Black Friday Deal!
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What Is On Peacock?
When you sign up for Peacock, you gain access to exclusive shows including Poker Face, Twisted Metal, Killing It, Below Deck, Based on a True Story, Wolf Like Me, The Traitors, The Real Housewives of Miami (plus, uncensored Bravo reunions!), Bel-Air and more. You can even stream popular movies such as Melissa McCarthy’s Genie, The Grinch, Five Nights at Freddy’s, Asteroid City, The Super Mario Bros. Movie, Cocaine Bear and The Hunger Games franchise.
Peacock is even the exclusive home to the daily soap opera Days of Our Lives, and you can watch full seasons of Yellowstone, Modern Family, The Office and Two and a Half Men. Peacock also is the exclusive home for next-day streaming of new episodes of NBC shows such as the #OneChicago trifecta, the Law & Order franchise, Saturday Night Live and The Voice.
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