HBO knows you’re<\/span> bored and cold. It wants you to Max and chill with Noah Wyle in scrubs<\/a>. The company offers some of the best Cyber Monday streaming deals with a ridiculously low-priced $3\/month offer<\/a> for basic HBO Max (it’s the version with ads and 2K streaming, but still, super-cheap). Disney Plus and Hulu deals are bundled up for $5\/month<\/a>. Apple TV wants back in your life for $6<\/a>.<\/p>\n Of course, this deal is only meant for new<\/em> customers. Not boring ol’ existing<\/em> customers. If you already have basic HBO Max, you’re already paying $11 for the same service, and HBO would like you to keep doing that. Streaming apps are banking on you being complacent and happy in your streaming life. Maybe they’re even taking you for granted.<\/p>\n Sometimes you can get the current deal just by threatening to cancel, or actually canceling, your account. Suddenly, you’re an exciting new customer again! Another method is by using an alternate email account (perhaps your spouse’s or roommate’s?) and alternate payment information as a new customer. If you do use a burner email (you did not hear this from me), check in on your favorite app’s terms of service to make sure you’re not in violation by re-enrolling with different emails. I’ll also issue the caveat that you lose all your viewing data and tailored suggestions if you sign up anew.<\/p>\n But times and wallets are tight! And $3 HBO Max sounds pretty good. After all, every middle-aged American man needs to rewatch The Wire<\/em> once every five years or so\u2014assuming he’s not the kind of middle-aged man who rewatches The Sopranos<\/em> instead. Here are the current best streaming deals for Cyber Monday 2025.<\/p>\n
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