Paramount+ has launched a sale on its annual plans, offering 50% off for one year.
The streaming service’s Standard plan costs $99.99/year and the Premium plan at $124.99/year. But after the 50% discount, the prices cut to $50 ($4.17/mo) and $62.50 ($5.20/mo), respectively. That’s not bad if you’re looking to watch some new content that’s not available on Netflix, Disney+ and more.
The Standard plan offers HD streaming quality and streaming on up to 2 devices. The recently debuted Premium plan increases streaming to 4 devices and adds support for 4K UHD, HDR10, Dolby Vision & Dolby Atmos, available on select titles.
It’s worth noting that this sale only applies to new and returning customers. If you jumped on the company’s recent Black Friday promo, which offered 50% off monthly plans for three months, you won’t be able to get this deal. You’ll need to create a new account. The Paramount+ library is growing still but more content is being added regularly.
Be warned that if you try to upgrade to the annual plan and you don’t see the discount, there is no final step confirmation due to the poor website design. You can reach out to customer service if you are charged and ask for a 50% credit.
You can also use promo code dec2023wb to get this 50% off discount.
Paramount+ says the sale goes until February 1, 2024.
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Thank you for posting this! Just got the offer! Worked like a charm!
Yee haw! decent deal for sure!
I had signed up for the Black Friday promo and got an email from Paramount this afternoon promoting an upgrade to Annual for the 50% off. Problem was, it wasn’t showing me that when I logged in so I emailed Paramount. They explained to complete the upgrade at regular cost and email them immediately afterwards to get 50% refunded, which they did pretty quickly. No need for creating a new account. But YMMV, just depends if you got the email explicitly advertising the upgrade to annual.