The best streaming deals 2026: unlock a galaxy of sci-fi for less
Celebrate Star Wars day with big savings on Disney Plus, home of the space saga. Or if Star Trek is more your taste, boldly go for less with a galaxy of other streaming offers.
Want to catch up on Star Wars in time for May 4th aka Star Wars Day? We've rounded up the best streaming deals, which includes Disney Plus, the undisputed home of this space saga. From the original trilogy to Maul: Shadow Lord, which drops its finale on May 4th, you're spoilt for choice.
Or if you're not a Star Wars fan, you can save on Paramount Plus, which has all the Star Trek you could want, including Star Trek: Starfleet Academy and the upcoming Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4. Add in 7 free days of Apple TV and you can make some serious savings on sci-fi, science documentaries, superheroes and more.
We update these deals regularly, to make sure you get the biggest savings on the best streaming services and value streaming services. So read on, and get ready to say goodbye to your spare time.
Best streaming deals 2026
Disney Plus is offering a three-platform subscription bundle for just $19.99 a month, saving you 42% on Disney Plus, Hulu and HBO Max. Disney Plus is the home of both the Star Wars and Marvel cinematic universes, while Hulu is the home of the new Futurama reboot.
Note: Other Disney Plus bundles are available with similar discounts. This price is for the ad-supported tier.
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Save $34 on a year of Starz. For a limited time, Starz is $3 a month when you prepay for the year. Starz's library includes the Jurassic Park movies, Borderlands, some Marvel titles, recent Ghostbusters movies and much, much more.
Note: You can opt to save $20 on three months, costing just $15. It's a lower saving but you're not locked in for a year.
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Apple TV currently has a free 7 day trial for all new subscribers, letting you watch the post-apocalyptic Silo, alternate history show For All Mankind and many others.
We've also seen an offer where, if you buy and register an Apple product, you get three free months of Apple TV. However, this offer's availability may vary by region.
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Amazon isn't just an online retailer but it also has its own streaming platform. Amazon Prime Video is home to a vast array of content, which includes big Sci-Fi blockbusters and TV shows. Plus, you can binge the whole of Fallout seasons 1 and 2 and the final season of The Boys is dropping week by week.
Note: An Amazon Prime membership will get you speedy delivery, exclusive deals during Prime Day events as well as access to Prime Video.
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You can get Paramount Plus Premium with a 17% discount by subscribing annually. That gives you access to all the Star Trek content, including Strange New Worlds and Starfleet Academy, as well as Paramount's library of hit TV shows and blockbuster movies.
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Paramount Plus Essential Plan Free With Walmart Plus.
Paramount Plus Essential Plan is free, yes you read that correctly, with Walmart Plus. So, you shop at Walmart anyway, this deal is a no-brainer as Paramount Plus is literally free with this offer..
Note: You can choose either Paramount Plus or Peacock with your Walmart Plus plan.
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Get a 7-day free trial of Discovery Plus Discovery Plus is home to a range of networks as well as documentaries and original shows.
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Free is Free and while some services offer a slightly longer free trial, it's always worth checking out something that doesn't cost.
Note: This is the same as above but via Discovery directly.
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HBO Max - Save nearly 17% on annual plans.
Warner Bros. Movies, live sports and Discovery's library are all stand-out reasons to get HBO Max and if you are looking to subscribe, you can save over $45 by buying the annual plans.
Note: Student discounts are available.
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You can save big on the first month of AMC+ which includes Sling Freestream.
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Great streaming services 2026
Below, you'll find the best current prices across some of the streaming service big-hitters. There's an array of sublime Sci-Fi content across different platforms, so if you don't find something suitable above, you're sure to find what you're looking for below.
Amazon can offer you "Fallout", "The Boys","Armageddon", "War Of The Worlds", "The Tomorrow War" and "Robocop".
Disney Plus needs no introduction. It is the home of all things "Star Wars" including the hit TV shows "The Mandalorian" and "Ahsoka" as well as "Star Wars: Andor". You can also stream all Marvel content and there are more great Sci-Fi movies, TV shows and real-world documentaries. Plus, there's the whole Marvel Cinematic Universe on the service, including live-action shows, movies, animations and more.
As for Hulu, you can still get the first month free and enjoy shows like Rick and Morty as well as the Futurama reboot. You can also enjoy movie franchises like "Alien" and "Predator"
Paramount Plus is where you can enjoy all the "Star Trek" content out there, the "Transformers" franchise and the "Halo" TV series.
Apple TV is home to the incredibly popular "Severance" as well as sci-fi hits like "Murderbot", "Silo" and "For All Mankind". You can also stream MLS soccer on there too.
Streaming Deals FAQs
What is the best streaming service?
If you're looking for a rundown of the best, check out our guide to the best streaming services. Otherwise, it really all depends on what you're looking for. Disney Plus is the best for Sci-Fi as it offers both the Star Wars and Marvel universes and it's consistently producing new content within those franchises. Outside of America, Hulu is also integrated, meaning the Alien and Predator franchises are available to stream, too.
If it's brand new Sci-Fi you're looking for, Apple TV is hard to beat. Shows like Severance, Pluribus, Murderbot, Silo and more have proven to be hits and have all been released in the last couple of years.
If you're looking for more than just streaming, then Amazon Prime is probably your best option. Yes, it's more expensive, but you get access to Amazon's other streaming channels, not just Prime Video, and you get fast shipping with online orders included.
When is the best time to get a streaming deal?
There's never any guarantee of streaming deals, and sometimes we see pretty sizable ones pop up throughout the year. But, an annual sales event like Black Friday or public holidays can throw up a streaming deal worth getting. Of course, it's all at the discretion of the streaming service providers.
What streaming service is Star Wars on?
Star Wars can be found on Disney Plus.
What streaming service are the Marvel movies on?
The Marvel movies and TV shows can be found on Disney Plus.
What streaming service are the Alien movies on?
The Alien movies and TV show can be found on Hulu in America, but Disney Plus in the UK.
What streaming service is Fallout on?
You can watch Fallout on Amazon Prime Video, with season two available to watch now.
Which streaming services release seasons all at once?
Out of all the streaming services, Netflix is most likely to release shows all in one go. However, even they drip-feed some of their shows; Stranger Things for example. Disney Plus also frequently releases one episode a week, as with Alien: Earth.
Some streaming services will start a new season with a double or even a triple episode. But there's no major streaming service that always releases a whole season at once.
Your best option, if you're looking to binge a show, is to wait till the last episode arrives, though that does also mean avoiding spoilers.
Which devices can I stream on?
This will vary between streaming services, but most services will let you stream on mobile devices, PCs, consoles and so on. Some, like Amazon's Prime Video app, let you download shows to your device so you don't have to worry about a slow connection.
April 30: We've rewritten the strapline and intro, checked the deals, and updated the FAQ.
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STAFF WRITER, E-commerce — Alex joined Space.com in June 2021 as staff writer covering space news, games, tech, toys and deals. Based in London, U.K. Graduating in June 2020, Alex studied Sports Journalism in the North East of England at Sunderland University. During his studies and since his graduation, Alex has been featured in local newspapers and online publications covering a range of sports from university rugby to Premier League soccer. In addition to a background in sports and journalism, Alex has a life-long love of Star Wars which started with watching the prequel trilogy and collecting toy lightsabers, he also grew up spending most Saturday evenings watching Doctor Who.
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