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Lots of streaming services are offering free trials, sign up now

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Streaming services have grown in popularity over the past few years, and there are now more options than there ever has been before. Back in the day, every single one of them offered a free trial to get you to use the service for a set length of time in hopes that you’d sign up after, but that seems to have slowly become less of a norm. Odds are that you are signed up for at least one of them, but thanks to some new offers which have popped up, there are a number of new opportunities to try out new streaming services, and they won’t cost you a cent.

Streaming Free Trial Offers

  • Sling TV: 3-day free trial
  • Hulu: First month free
  • Disney Plus: Trial unavailable
  • Amazon Prime Video: 30-day trial
  • HBO Max: 7 days free
  • HBO: 7 days free
  • Amazon Music Unlimited: First month free
  • AT&T TV Now: One week free
  • Netflix: 30 days free
  • Amazon Music HD: 30 days free
  • Apple Music: 3 months free
  • Spotify: One month free
  • Tidal: 30 days free
  • Quibi: 14-day trial
  • fuboTV: One week free
  • Amazon Kindle Unlimited: Two months free
  • CBS All Access: First month free
  • Peacock: One week free

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Whether you’re looking for a specific piece of content that is only available on a particular platform, or you just want to try something new out, you may be able to do with at no cost to you. Some streaming services are still offering free trials, and others like Netflix are now offering a longer free trial.

All of these options can be accessed via your phone or PC, and most of them you can easily sign into on a streaming device like a Fire TV Stick, Roku, and more. If you don’t have a dedicated streaming media player at home, now’s a great time to invest in one of those as well.

Not everyone is into video, and some people prefer to stream just audio. Luckily, there are a number of great options that will have you listening to new music for days at no cost to you. Give them all a shot, compare libraries, playlists, and see which one works best for your listening habits.

To take advantage of some of these offers you will need to enter credit card information, and some of them automatically renew after the initial trial period. Be sure to set a reminder for yourself to cancel before this happens if you don’t plan to keep the service. Now, let’s get into it and take a look at all the best options that are offering free trials for you.

Sling TV

Right now, you can start your Sling membership and score three days of access absolutely free. That gives you just enough time to check out the channels you’ll have access to and decide whether you want to pay for a monthly subscription. At just $30 per month, Sling is one of the most affordable live TV streaming services out there right now, and the company even promises to keep its pricing at $30 per month with a 1-year guarantee when you sign up now. There is no contract when signing up and you can cancel at any time with no penalty.

If you’re bored of what you are already watching, and want to see some Keeping Up with the Kardashians, or something else to pass the time, sign up for a free account at Sling to start streaming.

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Sling TV offers a few different package options to help meet your needs. The company is offering a free 3-day trial right now so you can see what the service is all about. Don’t miss out!

Hulu

If you don’t need live TV and are okay with watching the show a day or two later, Hulu is one of the best services you can check out. Aside from having an extensive library of recent shows and movies, Hulu also produces its own original series and gives you access to current and previous seasons of shows. FX just joined the lineup, and you can add the Live TV package, along with Starz, HBO, Cinemax, and more to your account once you sign up.

Right now you get your first month free, and then plans start out at just $5.99 per month. Hulu also offers a free trial of the Live TV package, but with that one you only get one week free. You can bundle Hulu with Disney+ and ESPN+ for $12.99 a month as well, but unfortunately there’s no trial offer for that package.

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Start your free trial at Hulu

With lots of great content, and tons of original content, there’s defintiely something available to watch on Hulu.

Disney+

Many people waited a very long time for a service like Disney+ to come along and those dreams finally came true at the end of last year. With access to nearly every single piece of content from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and more there is nearly an unlimited supply of content worth watching here. Disney is also creating its own original content, like The Mandalorian, and the library continues to expand each week.

Unfortunately, Disney+ doesn’t offer a free trial at this time, though with the monthly membership cost at just $6.99, you’ll easily get your money’s worth while trying it out for a month with all the Disney and Marvel content available. You can also bundle it with Hulu and ESPN+ for $12.99 a month, but there is no free trial option for that plan either.

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Disney+ brings the best of Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and more into one affordable streaming service.

Amazon Prime Video

Did you know that if you are an Amazon Prime member you actually already have access to Amazon’s Prime Video service? If not, you do now! There’s a plethora of content available on Prime Video, including some original content like Jack Ryan, Bosch, Hand of God, and more.

Not already an Amazon Prime member? Don’t worry. You can sign up for a free 30-day trial and access all the great benefits and exclusive members-only discounts.

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Start your free trial at Amazon Prime Video

It’s free with your Prime membership and offers a variety of great content, including some original offers.

HBO Max

HBO Max is the newest streaming service on the block ,and currently offers a free 7-day trial after which the service costs $14.99 per month. You can sign up via Hulu as well. Once you’re a member, you’ll be able to HBO Max’s content on tons of devices, including iOS and Android smartphones, tablets, Samsung and Android smart TVs, PlayStation and Xbox gaming consoles, Apple TV, Chromecast, and of course via the HBO Max website on your computer.

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Start a free 7-day trial at HBO Max to stream a wide selection of films and TV shows, from the Harry Potter series and DC films to legacy HBO shows like True Blood and The Wire.

HBO

The new season of Westworld is here, and HBO offers a free 7-day trial for Prime members. If you aren’t a Prime member, you can also get a free trial of Prime service for 30 days at no cost to you. With HBO you also get access to shows like Game of Thrones, Chernobyl, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and more.

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From the newest season of Westworld to reruns of Game of Thrones, there are countless hours of stuff to watch on HBO.

Amazon Music Unlimited

Amazon Music Unlimited gives you access to over 60 million songs on all your devices with one low monthly cost. While it’s normally priced at $9.99 monthly, Prime members can join at a discounted rate of just $7.99 per month. However, right now Amazon is offering free access for one month to everyone — even customers who have used the service before. Just head to Amazon now to start your free trial, though keep in mind that it will auto-renew once a month has passed if you haven’t ended the subscription beforehand.

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Start your free trial at Amazon Music Unlimited

Amazon Music Unlimited is a streaming service that’s accessible on tons of devices and features millions of songs that you can play on-demand or download to your device. It’s entirely ad-free, too.

AT&T TV Now

If you are looking for a streaming service that replaces your cable TV package, AT&T TV Now is likely a great option for you. There are two packages that include at least 45 channels, though the larger package has 15 extra channels and comes with HBO Max. You get local channels from AT&T TV Now, which allows you to keep up with everything that is happening around us.

Both plans offer a free one-week trial, and then plans start at just $55 right now. If you select the base package at $55/month, AT&T is also including 30 days of HBO Max for free with the purchase. Be aware this HBO Max subscription will auto-renew as well unless you cancel the service.

AT&T TV Now

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Start your free trial at AT&T TV Now

If you’re looking to replace your current cable subscription, this may be the best option for you.

Netflix

Netflix started as a service that mailed you DVDs to watch, and now lets you stream tons of content online. Like its competitors, Netflix also makes a bunch of original content, like Love is Blind, Tiger King, Orange is the New Black, and more. There are new and old movies available, and some seasons of TV shows as well.

You can get a free 30-day trial of Netflix now, and then after that you’ll need to pick a plan that works for you. Pricing starts at $8.99 per month.

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Netflix was one of the first streaming services to offer original content, and now it has a whole lot that you’ll want to watch.

Amazon Music HD

While Amazon’s Music HD may not be one of the most popular streaming services out there, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t consider it. Right now, the company is offering customers 30 days of free access to the 50 million songs it offers, which is an offer that you shouldn’t resist. This trial only applies to the HD plans, and it does auto-renew at the end of the promotional period if you don’t set it to cancel before then.

Normally, Amazon Music Unlimited HD costs $14.99 per month ($12.99 per month for Prime members), so you’re essentially saving $15 with this trial.

Amazon Music HD

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With over 50 million songs and great audio quality, you’d be silly not to try out the service for 30 days at no cost to you.

Apple Music

Apple announced Apple Music back in 2015, and since then the service has grown rapidly. Besides streaming your favorite music on demand, Apple Music also has radio stations, one of which is the ultra-popular Beats1 that’s hosted by tons of well-known artists and celebrities like Zane Lowe, Action Bronson, The Weeknd, DJ Khaled, and more.

New customers can score a free three-month trial of the service. After the trial, it automatically renews and pricing ranges from $4.99 per month to $14.99 per month depending on the plan you pick.

Apple Music

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Start your free trial at Apple Music

You can use Apple Music on just about any device, not only ones from Apple now. Sign up today and try it out for free over the next three months.

Spotify

When it comes to streaming audio services, Spotify is one of the most popular options that’s available. It has a wide variety of music available in the collection, along with tons of user and computer generated playlists, and recently it started offering up a huge amount of podcasts. You can download music for offline listening, and the mobile interface was recently redesigned for an even better experience.

It normally costs up to $14.99 per month, depending on which plan you select, though right now you can score a free one-month trial when you sign up at Spotify.

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Start your free trial at Spotify

Spotify has great playlists, a huge variety of artists, and podcasts in one easy to use app.

TIDAL

If high fidelity audio is what you are after, TIDAL is the service for you. It’s had a rocky start, but many people swear by it. The collection similar in size to the competition, and it offers better audio quality while streaming, so you have to weigh out the pros and cons to see if it’s right for you. Right now you can score a free one-month trial to test out the service before paying a cent for it.

TIDAL

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It’s not as popular as the rest, but TIDAL has several benefits that make it stand out from the competition.

Quibi

Quibi is one of the latest streaming services to make its debut, featuring “bite-sized” shows that you watch right on your smartphone or tablet. There is a ton of variety in what to watch, all of the content is exclusive, and much of it features famous celebrities and stars to get you hooked.

Right now, Quibi is offering a free 14-day trial to check out its service. New episodes premiere daily so you always have something new to watch. After the trial, monthly plans are priced starting at just $4.99.

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Start your free trial at Quibi

Quibi features exclusive shows and shorts that you watch on your smartphone or tablet. Score a 2-week trial for free to try out the service today.

fuboTV

Fubo TV is focused on providing the best live sports streaming package there is, but there’s also a number of channels for those hoping to watch reality TV, their favorite drama, or another show. In fact, fuboTV offers one of the most expansive channel selections available on a streaming service to date.

Fubo offers a free 7-day trial so you can give the service a shot without paying out of pocket. If you decide it’s not for you, you can end the service without being charged before the week has ended.

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Your free one-week trial to fuboTV scores you access to over 100 live channels, cloud DVR access so you can watch whenver’s convenient, and the ability to stream on up to three devices simultaneously.

Amazon Kindle Unlimited

If you’re looking for more ways to stay entertained in self-isolation other than bingeing video and streaming music, then you can’t go wrong with Amazon Kindle Unlimited. Especially if you can try it out for free.

A two-month trial of the all-you-can-read eBook service is yours for the low, low price of $0 for a limited time giving you endless reading material for the next several weeks stuck indoors. The deal is only available for new Kindle Unlimited users and expires at the end of the month.

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Start your free trial at Amazon

Gain access to over 1 million titles to read whenever you want, wherever you want. You don’t need a Kindle to start reading, either.

CBS All Access

CBS All Access is now better than ever before. Of course, the service includes access to a myriad of CBS shows and originals like Star Trek: Discovery and Big Brother feeds, but now you can also watch content from networks like Nickelodeon, BET, and Comedy Central with your membership!

CBS All Access normally starts at $5.99 per month for the limited commercials plan, while a No Commercials plan is also available for $9.99 monthly. Right now you can start a free one month trial when you use promo code PLAY and subscribe before August 17.

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Watch originals like Star Trek: Discovery or catch up on Big Brother All Stars with the 24/7 All Access feeds. CBS offers a one-month trial when you use promo code PLAY.

Peacock

The new NBC streaming service Peacock is free to join, though if you want to unlock everything the service has to offer, you’ll need a Peacock Premium membership. These start at $4.99 per month for the limited commercials plan, while the Peacock Premium Plus plan at $9.99/month offers the same Premium content but without commercials.

NBC offers a free one-week trial of Peacock Premium or Peacock Premium Plus so you can binge some shows and try out the service before paying anything for it.

Peacock Premium

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NBC’s new streaming service Peacock has two paid plans starting at just $4.99 per month. You’ll score your first week free when you start your membership now.

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