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    New subscribers can lock in a year of Peacock streaming for $20

    News RoomBy News RoomJune 3, 20241 Min Read
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    Peacock may not be the biggest streaming service, but with deals like this, it definitely feels like one of the thirstiest (and to your benefit). That’s because a one-year subscription to NBCUniversal’s streamer is available to new subscribers for just $19.99 ($30 off) through June 30th when you use coupon code STREAMTHEDEAL.

    The current promo is for the ad-supported Peacock Premium tier, which includes all the 2024 Paris Olympics coverage, the 2024–2025 season of Sunday Night Football, WWE premium live events, and a wide variety of shows and movies. Really, that’s quite a lot for just 20 bones, though if you’re the type to churn through streaming services or hop from deal to deal, you should be sure to turn off auto-renew well before it charges you full price a year from now.

    Another reason this deal is excellently timed is Peacock’s price is increasing next month. So if that aforementioned auto-renewal hits next year, the annual Premium plan will cost $79.99 instead of the $59.99 it normally costs now. Ouch.

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