Roku Slashes Prices On 22 Streaming Services In Time-Limited Promotion

By Phillip Swann
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Roku is now offering discounts on 22 different streaming services, including AMC+ for $2.99 a month for two months (regular price: $9.99 a month); Britbox for $2.99 a month for two months (regular price: $8.99 a month); and MGM+ for 99 cents a month for two months (regular price: $6.99 a month).

The promotion is tied to the unofficial industry holiday, National Streaming Day, on May 20 and it ends on May 21, 2025,

The discounts, which will be available on the Roku device and The Roku Channel, will be good for two months unless otherwise stated. (Regular prices go into effect after the promotional period so be sure to cancel before it expires or you will be billed for that price.)

Here’s the 22 streaming services that will be discounted until May 21:

MGM+ for 99 cents a month

Acorn TV for $1.99 a month
Starz for $1.99 a month
Crunchyroll for $1.99 a month
Hallmark+ for $1.99 a month

Up Faith & Family for 99 cents a month
MHz for 99 cents a month
Lifetime Movie Club for $1.99 a month
A&E Crime Central for $1.99 a month
The Great Courses for $1.99 a month

ViX Premium for $1.99 a month
History Vault for $1.99 a month
Allblk for 99 cents a month
Shudder for 99 cents a month
Hopster Learning for $1.99 a month

The Great Courses Living for $1.99 a month
Hidive for 99 cents a month
Viaplay for 99 cents a month
AMC+ for $2.99 a month
Fox Nation for $1.99 a month
Britbox for $2.99 a month
BBC Select for $1.99 a month

You can also get one free month of Apple TV+.

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