Disney Plus, Hulu, and HBO Max are all over 60 percent off through Cyber Monday

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**Cyber Monday Deals 2025**

The Verge has curated a list of Cyber Monday deals for 2025, featuring discounts on various streaming services, TV plans, and online learning platforms.

**Streaming Services:**

* **HBO Max**: $2.99/month (12 months) instead of $14.99/month
* **Starz**: $2.99/month (3 months) or $23.99/year (46% off)
* **Fubo TV Elite**: $64.99/month (30% off) for the first month, then $94.99/month
* **YouTube TV**: $72.99/month (10% off) for the first three months

**TV Plans:**

* **AT&T TV**: $50-$70 per month for various channel packages
* **Hulu with Live TV**: $64.99-$84.99 per month for different channel packs

**Online Learning Platforms:**

* **Masterclass**: $5/month (12 months) or $60/year (66% off)
+ Standard subscription allows streaming on one device, no offline viewing
+ Plus and Premium plans allow more devices and offline viewing
* **Crunchyroll**: $2.99/month (6 months) instead of $11.99/month

**Other Deals:**

* **Fubo TV Latino**: $59.99/month (30% off)
* **AMC Plus**: $1.75/month (12 months) or $15/year
* **PBS**: $1.25/month (3 months) or $5/year

**Important Notes:**

* Some deals have a time limit and may not be available after December 1st.
* Prices are subject to change, so it's best to verify the prices before making a purchase.

Overall, this list offers various discounts on popular streaming services, TV plans, and online learning platforms. Be sure to check the terms and conditions of each deal and act quickly before they expire.
 
I'm not sure about these Cyber Monday deals 🤑... I mean, some of them sound like a great bargain, but others feel kinda sketchy to me. Like, what's with all these time limits? Are we being pressured into making hasty purchasing decisions just because the deals are limited? 🕰️

And can someone explain to me why there's such a big difference between the prices for Masterclass and Crunchyroll? I mean, isn't Masterclass just an online learning platform, not some super fancy service? And don't get me wrong, I think it's awesome that Crunchyroll is offering discounted subscriptions, but 6 months vs 12 months feels kinda... arbitrary 🤔.

I guess what I'm trying to say is, let's all take a deep breath and actually read the terms and conditions before we click 'buy now' 😅. It's always good to be cautious when it comes to online deals, especially with so many fine print details to navigate 📝.
 
omg, like can you believe all these amazing deals for Cyber Monday 2025?! 🤑🎉 i'm totally stocking up on my fave streaming services - hbo max is giving me LIFE at $2.99/month, and starz is a steal at $23.99/year! 🤩 but honestly, who needs a TV plan when you can get youtube tv for 10% off? 😂 also, masterclass is giving me major online learning vibes with its affordable subscription - i'm totally downloading the standard plan to stream on one device and just pretend i'm an adult 💁‍♀️. anyway, act fast cuz these deals are only good till dec 1st, or they might be gone forever 🤞
 
OMG, I'M SO EXCITED FOR CYBER MONDAY!!! 🛍️😍 I mean, who doesn't love saving some cash on their fave streaming services?! 🤩 The deals on HBO Max and Starz are insane! $2.99/month for 12 months? YES PLEASE! 💖 And the Fubo TV deal is a steal at 30% off! How can you not grab that? 🤔 I'm thinking of upgrading my TV plan too, Hulu with Live TV has some sick channel packs, btw! 📺 Masterclass and Crunchyroll are also on my radar, who else loves learning new skills online? 💻 Let's get shopping, folks! 💸
 
ugh, another Cyber Monday 🙄... think about it, we're already overpaying for these services in the first place. what's the real cost here? just 'deals' on top of our existing subscriptions 😒. and have you seen how many channels are on those TV plans? like, who actually watches that much TV? 📺 i mean, personally, i'd rather be playing games or reading a book than stuck in some endless stream of commercials 🤯.
 
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