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Here’s How to Save Nearly $70 Off Hulu + Live TV for 3 Months

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If you’re looking for something new to watch, then Hulu + Live TV is your one stop for entertainment, sports, news and more with live TV streaming and hit originals such as Only Murders In the Building. It’s back for season four with the intrepid podcast hosts in pursuit of a new killer, in addition to a slew of star-studded guest appearances from Melissa McCarthy, Zach Galifianakis, Eugene Levy, Kumail Ali Nanjiani, Richard Kind and Eva Longoria. And if you’d like to catch up with the mystery comedy, all previous seasons are waiting for you to stream.


For a limited time, you can score the live-TV streamer for just $59.99 a month for the first three months (regularly $82.99 a month), a savings of $69. You can sign up for Hulu + Live TV to watch almost 100 broadcast and cable networks, along with hit originals from Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+. Once the three months are up, you’ll be charged the regular subscription price of $82.99 a month.


Hulu + Live TV features broadcast channels, such as ABC for Monday Night Football and the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, NBC, CBS and Fox. The streaming service also has cable networks such as BET, CMT, Disney Channel, ESPN, Hallmark Channel, FX, Bravo, TLC, E!, Fox Sports, MTV for the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards, OWN, Paramount Network, TV Land, A&E, Cartoon Network, CNN, Food Network, Lifetime, National Geographic and much more.


Additionally, Hulu + Live TV comes with Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+ at no additional cost. It’s one of the best ways to get access to hit originals such as Only Murders In the Building, Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, Tell Me Lies, The Mandalorian, ESPN’s 30 for 30 film series and more. It’s like getting four streaming services for the price of one.


Hulu’s standard streaming service (no live TV) starts $9.99 per month for the commercial-supported plan, while you can go without commercials for $18.99 per month.


Meanwhile, Hulu + Live TV is compatible with a number of web-based devices, including smart TVs, Google TV, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV 4K, Apple iPhone and Apple iPad, Android smartphones and tablets, Android TV, web browsers including Google Chrome and Apple Safari, gaming consoles such as PS5 and Xbox, select cable boxes and other devices.


With a starting price of $82.99, Hulu + Live TV is one of the best ways to watch nearly 100 entertainment, sports, lifestyle and news channels, along with originals from Hulu, Disney+ and ESPN+, on a wide range of devices. Right now, you can save $69 off your first three months of service, a nearly 30% off deal. Learn more about Hulu + Live TV here.


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