If you haven't cut the cord yet, or are just looking for ways to cut down on your streaming bills, then HBOMax has got an offer that's right up your alley. While it is one of the higher-priced streaming services at their standard rates, this limited time deal offers their ad-based and ad-free plans at prices comparable to Paramount+.
Offering a massive 40% off their annual plans, HBOMax is essentially at it's cheapest price yet with prices comparable to a monthly bill of just $6/month for the ad-based plan and only $9/month for the ad-free one. That's a hefty chunk of cash your saving in comparison to their standard rates, and offers viewers a chance to check out HBOMax and all its glory at a very fair price.
Save 40% on HBOMax annual plans for a limited time (Offer ends Oct 31, 2022)
With a very impressive catalog of TV shows, movies, and more, HBOMax includes its fair share of blockbuster recent releases as well as classic TV shows.
It features all of the DC movies including Man of Steel, Aquaman, and of course the Snyder Cut of Justice League. The last of which is leagues better than what was released in theaters, offering much more depth and background into what played out. It also features the ever popular Game of Thrones and it's follow up spin-off, House of the Dragon.
Awhile ago, I wrote about how Paramount Plus is the best streaming service for saving money, but thanks to this deal from HBOMax it's a no brainer that both Paramount+ and HBOMax are now at their most affordable and enticing prices since launch. I'd venture to say it's quite possibly one of the best streaming service deals available right now as well, with a 40% savings offering an incredible value for the platform.
Besides, would you rather wait this out and pay full price at $9.99/month and $14.99/month or actually save some money on one of the most expensive streaming services out there?
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