• by Karlene Lukovitz  @KLmarketdaily, November 25, 2020

Streaming services are again offering limited-time deals timed to lure Black Friday-Cyber Monday deal seekers.

Disney’s Hulu is repeating what was apparently a successful pitch last year: a $1.99-per-month rate for its ad-supported service for a full year, representing a nearly 67% discount from the standard $5.99.

The deal, available from 12 a.m. on Thanksgiving through Nov. 30, is open only to new subscribers and those returning after a service lapse of at least three months.

In 2018, Hulu offered an even more aggressive promotion: $0.99 per month for a year.

Sling TV is offering those who sign up for its Orange or Blue package at the regular price of $30 per month a second month free, in addition to a three-day free trial.

In addition, those who prepay for two months of service get a free TiVo Stream 4K Android streaming dongle.

New YouTube TV customers who sign up by Dec. 31 don’t get a break on the $64.99-per-month fee, but do get a free Chromecast (a $49.99 value).