Get HBO for just $4.99 a month with Hulu
If HBO is an important factor in your cord-cutting, streaming media service decision, it’s time to take a close look at Hulu. Through their Hulu: Watch TV Shows & Movies app, Apple TV users can add HBO to their Hulu With Live TV subscription for an additional $4.99 through July 30, 2018. The special pricing is available to new Hulu subscribers and to current subscribers who haven’t already added HBO.
Those looking to try out Hulu at its basic tiers will get their first month for free. After that, subscriptions run for $7.99/month with limited commercials or $11.99 with no commercials. Both of those plans, however, only cover Hulu’s streaming services. The Live TV plan you’ll need to take advantage of the HBO offer starts at $39.99/month, with only the first week free.
Per the App Store description, Hulu With Live TV includes:
… the entire Hulu streaming library, plus over 50 top Live and On Demand channels, including FOX, ABC, NBC, CBS, ESPN, FX, NBCSN, FS1, History Channel and TNT. Watch live sports from top pro and college leagues plus regional sports networks available in many areas. Plus, enjoy national news with local feeds available in select cities, popular kids shows and can’t-miss events.
The Hulu website allows you to view all of the live TV channels available in your area. Cinemax and Showtime are also available as premium add-ons but aren’t part of this special pricing offer.
Hulu with Live TV subscribers have the ability to record live TV with cloud DVR and watch concurrent streams on multiple devices. Subscribers at any level can create up to six personalized profiles for individual family usage, track their favorites content across multiple devices, and more.
For more details on Hulu With Live TV, visit www.hulu.com. The free Hulu: Watch TV Shows & Movies Apple TV app is available now in the App Store.
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Kirk Hiner Kirk has been writing for the Apple web since 1997, having served as editor of Applelinks and the Technology Tell Apple Channel. He is also currently editor-in-chief of Public Access Gaming. Kirk lives with his wife and three children in small-town Ohio where the land is cheap and the air is (relatively) clean.
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