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If you’re already planning to upgrade your home theater setup with this weekend’s many Black Friday sales, you might as well expand your library of movies and TV shows, too. Many streamers are using the retail therapy holiday to lure in new subscribers, and services including Hulu, Discovery+, Paramount+, Peacock and Philo are offering deep discounts to new customers for a limited time.

Looking to make the most of that new smart TV or soundbar (including that one you got on sale)? Ahead, check out the best Black Friday deals on streaming services — just in time for binge-watching from Thanksgiving through the New Year.

Amazon Prime Video

Nov. 23 through Dec. 4, Amazon Prime subscribers get their first two months of select Prime Video channels for $2 per month, including AMC+, Epix, Paramount+, Showtime, Starz and more (regularly $3 to $11 monthly).

AMC+

For a limited time, save over 70 percent off when you pay $2 per month for your first year of AMC+ under the annual plan, then $9 monthly.

What to Watch The Walking Dead franchise, Doctor Who: Flux, Kevin Can F**k Himself

Hulu

Nov. 23 to 28, new and returning customers (including existing Disney+ and ESPN+ standalone subscribers) can get Hulu’s ad-supported plan for $2 monthly for the first 12 months; after that, pay $8 monthly. The Disney+ and ESPN+ bundle is excluded from the deal, but Hulu is also offering the first month free for new subscribers to the ad-free plan or one week free to the Live TV plan (which goes up to $65 per month and then increases again to $70 monthly on Dec. 21, 2021). Get access to Hulu original content as well as TV shows and movies on networks including ABC, AMC, CBS, Disney, NBC, FX and more; you can also add on Cinemax, HBO Max, Showtime and Starz for an additional fee.

What to Watch The Handmaid’s Tale, Dopesick, The Great, Nine Perfect Strangers, This Is Us, Grey’s Anatomy

Discovery+

For a limited time, pay only 99 cents per month (or 80 percent off) for your first three months of Discovery+’s Ad-Lite plan; after that, it’s $5 monthly. You’ll get access to networks such as Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia Network alongside A&E, Food Network, HGTV, History, Lifetime, OWN and others.

What to Watch Shark Week, Johnny vs. Amber, Introducing, Selma Blair; Fixer Upper: Welcome Home; 90 Day Fiancé; Mythbusters

Paramount+

Through Nov. 27, new and returning subscribers save 50 percent off annual subscriptions of Paramount+‘s Essential (reg. $50 per year) or Premium (reg. $100 per year) plans. Both packages include access to tens of thousands of movies and TV shows, 24/7 live news on CBSN, your local CBS channel, NFL on CBS live and more, while only the Premium plan offers your local CBS station live and the ability to download shows to watch later.

What to Watch Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Yellowstone prequel series 1883, The Good Fight, Survivor; series and movies coming in December include Yellowstone spinoff 1932 and more

Peacock

Nov. 23 through 28, new subscribers can get NBCUniversal’s Peacock Premium plan for 99 cents per month for their first 12 months with code SAVEBIG; after that, subscriptions are $5 monthly.

What to Watch Yellowstone, Girls5Eva, Jurassic World, Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul, Halloween Ends, The Office, Parks and Recreation, Despicable Me, Trolls: World Tour

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Philo

From Nov. 25 to 30, new subscribers get 80 percent off their first month of Philo’s live and on-demand internet TV service with code THANKS; then pay $25 monthly. The platform includes access to over 60 channels, including A&E, AMC, BET, CMT, Comedy Central, Lifetime, MTV, Own, Sundance TV and others. Plus, get a seven-day free trial to select add-on packages, which are regularly $3 to $9 monthly.

Showtime

For a limited time, get your first 30 days of Showtime for free, then pay $11 per month. You can also bundle with Paramount+ and save up to 28 percent off when you get 30 days free, then it’s $12 monthly. Note that pay-per-view is excluded.

What to Watch Billions, Minari, Dexter: New Blood, Zola, Moonlight

Sling

 Through Nov. 27, save $10 off your first month of live TV streaming service Sling and get a free Amazon FireTV Stick Lite and a free month of Lifestyle Extra channels, including Hallmark Channel, VH1, Magnolia Network and more. Sling’s on-demand Orange or Blue streaming plans are regularly $35 monthly, and the Orange & Blue package is regularly $50 per month. Both the individual Blue service and Orange & Blue plan offer over 40 other local broadcast channels, and you can record up to 50 hours of content and stream on up to three devices.

Shudder

Get your first seven days free of horror-focused streaming service Shudder; then pay $4.75 and up per month.

What to watch John Carpenter’s Halloween, Mandy, Revenge, Creepshow, This Is Gwar

Starz

New and returning subscribers can get the first three months of Starz for $5 per month, then pay $9 monthly.

What to Watch Gaslit, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, Who Killed Tupac?, Seduced: Inside the NXIVM Cult, Power Book III: Raising Kanan, Outlander, The Luminaries, Jumanji: The Next Level

YouTube TV

Get your first three months of YouTube TV for $55, then pay $65 monthly. You’ll get access to over 85 entertainment, news and live sports channels for up to six accounts, including AMC, CNN, Comedy Central, ESPN, Nickelodeon, Univision and more.