Streaming: How to pay less for Netflix, Disney+, NOW TV, Amazon Prime, Apple TV+, Paramount+ & more
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2024
- There are so many different streaming services in the UK it's more likely you'll end up for paying for two or three, if not more. And that adds up very quickly.
Find out how to save money and spend less on the likes of Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+, Prime Video, Paramount+ and NOW TV.
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00:00 Too many streaming services
01:36 How much each streaming service costs
04:49 1: Binge & ditch
07:10 2: Avoid annual "savings"
07:58 3: Watch out for extras
09:10 4: Find the best deals
10:59 5: Max the free trials
12:30 6: Share and save
14:00 7: Treasure not trash
16:30 8: Don't forget the "free" services
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Such a good idea about doing a month of one platform and moving onto the next bc you’re so right that you can’t really use them all at once
Hi Andy, phone contracts sometimes offer TV packages in with them as well which usually works out cheaper than buying the TV package straight from the provider
4:38 - Double Andy! 👬
8 eyes 👀 👓
I got a really great deal from now tv entertainment + movies + boost £5.00 a month for 6 months
Absolutely great idea, now try convincing my Wife. “Why doesn’t Prime work?” She says. “Oh we’ve got Now TV this month!” I say. My son then walks in “Dad, why can’t I watch Pokemon?” he says. “You’ll have to wait until next month Son!” I say 🤣🤣
We're using the Starzplay now. I got annoyed that Amazon started charging on some shows that used to be included in Prime (like Outlander). Now we're paying £2/month for 3 months for Starz
Grateful for the Now TV trick you shared some time ago to keep an eye on their "special offers" in the membership tab or just to try cancelling for a discount.
Currently paying:
5.00/mo - Now Entertainment
5.00/mo - Now Cinema
10.00/mo - Now Sports
2.00/mo - Boost
Sharing this with a mate and we pay 11.00/mo each for all that Sky has to offer.
I like doing the no Ad versions of streaming here in the US and I have Disney+, Netflix, Prime video, and HBOmax. I dont need any services that have live TV, I get that from my OTA antenna for free. Most of these are going up in price or merging with other streaming services, so I will see what the costs are when that happens.
I know Disney+ is going from 79 dollars to 110 dollars in December for annual cost no ads, HBOmax is merging with Discovery+ in 2023 - no idea what new costs will be. I only have Prime video because of being member for Amazon shipping costs for merchandise. Most of my streaming No Ad services are around 14-15 dollars a month right now.
I do have free services such as Pluto, Tubi, STIRR, Peacock free, XUMO,Popcorn Flix which all do have Ads.
A great thing to do is vpn as you can take advantage of more choices
Currently Paramount + has half price on yearly subscription at £34 for twelve months instead of the £69.99. December 22/11/22
Lovely stuff
Nice one
Britbox was offering three months at £2.99 a month recently
Hey, do you have to pay to watch Disney+ because I don’t pay for Disney+ but I could watch anything I want on it I used to have it but then I canceled it but I can still watch everything on it I remember too I got a emails talking about my subscription months after I canceled it and I even called them to make sure I wasn’t being charged and they said no I wasn’t being charged, but for some reason why I can still watch Disney+ is it like free or something? Like I’m confuse I even checked my bank statements, and I don’t get charge from Disney+
Amazon prime has went up to £ 95 a year now
A lot of Apple TV offers on right now and you can stack them together! I got Apple TV free until Jan 2024 by stacking the offers. Got great content too.
I’m just curious what your thoughts are on profit accumulator or odds munkey?
I think most people should stay well clear of any matched betting
@@BeCleverWithYourCash Any reason why? On paper it sounds very lucrative, guaranteed to break even at worst?
I've been using your one a month method for most of the year. Prime is like homebase for me, i'm sad they just removed South Park and i just re-subbed to Netflix for a couple months to watch stranger things & Better CAll Saul, but i'll be cancelling that again soon.
The way i catch up on favourite shows is i write down the shows ilk watch in my phone. Iv about 10 shows qnd there spread about in Netflix and para and Disney so i use now tv app on smart tv so if i want to watch a hbo shoe I'll get a month of entertainment on now then for Netflix I'll cancel after a month the now tv and get Netflix for a month. I tried having two on at the same time and I was flicking around to much. So 1 app a month to watch goof shows does me good. On my small pay I have through disability pay
can you tell me a paramount + on Now Tv or where can I get it I have cancelled sky due to expenses . I am getting Freesat because there's certain things I want to record on satellite .
It's an unusal one. Paramount+ is only free to Sky Cinema subscribers who pay directly with Sky. Since you don't have this (and I'd say you've done the right thing cutting back) then you need to subscribe separately to Paramount+. I've listed a few deals here becleverwithyourcash.com/paramount-deals-and-free-trials/.
Don't have a TV licence as don't watch live TV. We watch it hub channel 4 and channel 5 hubs then subscribe to netflix and prime. I also had 12 months disney+ for free when I bought a new phone
Can you cancel your Netflix and then restart it in a few months time with the same account?
Yep, absolutely. It’s a great way to save cash
i have iptv for 65£ i can watch everything anytime live on demand i still have amazon prime as i use amazon anyways
I'm curious what iptv do you have mate?
Warner brothers needs a service in the uk I know they got one in America 🇺🇸 but nothing in the uk so difficult to find there content in the uk 🇬🇧
It’s actually mainly on Sky/Now - though when the rights expire in a few years I wouldn’t be surprised if they launch HBO Max here
Mubi have decent offers i got 4 months for £4 which was a bargain as I watched about 20 oscar nominated movies , instead of renting them
Yeah I got that deal too!
I literally only have discovery + Purley for the live channels lol the price is decent £4 cos the crap on freeview even services like amazons freevee and Pluto have better content for live channels . And they are free . I also have now entertainment and movies Purley for the live channels
I'm a little bit skeptical over this 'just cancel your subscription' advice. Had to subscribe to NowTV when we had bought a Now TV box. It was a load of old shite on there, so I canceled. Six months or so later, just happened to glance at my bank statement and Now TV were still deducting money from my account! Had a look into this and they seemed to pull the same stunt on quite a few people. Finally managed to end my subscription but my advice would be apply caution when subscribing to these things.
Andy Andy Andy we have had this conversation before, the BBC and good value don’t belong in the same sentence. Bin off the tv license and save another £160 a year if you only watch on demand.
BBC provides by far the most extensive range of content for the price. Absolute bargain.
@@Werewolf906 aye, ok pal. It’s a shame it’s all repeats, Bargain! 🤣
@@Cam_MacDonald If you have an TV which I'm sure you have in your household, by law in the UK you need to buy an TV licence. No two ways around it, so, Stop talking silliness.
@@gunnyo50 your talking silliness. You do not require a tv license to buy a tv 🤣. If you do not watch live tv or record broadcasted tv or use BBC iPlayer you do not require a tv license by law. Check the GOV website and the BBC website for yourself. I legally do not require a tv licence and have declared so with tv licence myself. I am free of it for 2 years and then will have to declare again. Check your facts my friend. Now, pipe down, a thank you 👍🏼
@@gunnyo50 no you don’t!
Disney plus “24”. 78 episodes binge binge binge
Forget free trials - more fascinated by how Andy needs to keep pushing his glasses back into place in every single video. Get them tightened dude.
Apple TV is £8.99
We pay £110 a month for sky a but wouldn’t change it
I’d def suggest talking to Sky to see if you can bring that price down (assuming you’re not in contract). Even if you have broadband, entertainment, cinema, sports and BT sports it feels too high. So worth seeing if you can haggle it down
@@BeCleverWithYourCash I will thanks. Just had email from SKY saying Paramount+ will be free so thats good.
I called them today and got my £125 per month bill down to £93 per month. Definately worth giving them a call.
@@stephen3654 😂😂😂 I tried, but apparently thats not a service they offer anymore. But in all seriousness, my package includes full TV on Sky Q with multiscreen and the gigafast full fibre broadband. Plus it includes Netflix premium, Discovery+ and they're adding Paramount+ soon. So I don't think £93 is unreasonable
@@BeCleverWithYourCash I found I had like £15 worth of extras in the broadband bundle other than calls and rental.
With the new rumors going around we're going to be losing a lot of streaming services.... There's going to be a brand new streaming service coming 2024 if it goes through... Which will be NBC universal discovery and Warner Brothers... And with Netflix/Sony deal the Sony library is supposed to be coming to Netflix... And by 2024 Paramount we'll have Showtime bet +and noggin integrated into the Paramount Plus app.... Amazon buying MGM there's rumors that they're shutting down epix.... And all the epics content will be moved to prime.... So it'll be Netflix /Sony... Disney Plus+ hulu/Paramount+ Showtime/HBO discovery NBC universal... Amazon MGM/so they're only be five heavy hitters left
Don't forget you can get Disney+ free with some O2 mobile phone contracts or for buying a Samsung phone or tablet
Yep absolutely- couldn’t go through every deal as it’s be an hour long video 😂
But details are all on the blog