Black Friday streaming deals 2026
By Google News TV ·
Get up to 50% off your favourite streaming services this Black Friday.
While Black Friday traditionally lands on the last Friday of November, online retailers and service providers have already begun to celebrate with huge discounts on NBN plans already available, with many more to come. Streaming services are getting on board too, with up to 50% off on some of Australia's biggest subscriptions, like Stan, Kayo, Binge and more.
Note: These are only the deals that have been announced so far. We're also expecting Black Friday deals from Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus, HBO Max and more. We'll update this page as more deals become available.
Here are some of the best Black Friday streaming deals we've seen so far this year:
Stan doesn't offer a free trial, but it does take part in Black Friday. This year, Stan has revealed its Black Friday offer especially early. Until November 30, new customers can get two months of every Stan plan (excluding Stan Sport) for 50% off.
Stan's Black Friday offer ends: November 30, 2026
NBN provider amaysim is running a huge Black Friday sale, cutting $40 off the asking price of every NBN plan. That brings NBN 25 down as low as $30 and NBN 500 down to $50 per month for the first six months.
Binge is another Aussie streamer that has revealed its Black Friday deal early. Until November 30, new and returning subscribers can get one month of any Binge plan for $3. That's a saving of $7 on Binge Basic (usually $10), $16 on Binge Standard (usually $19) or $19 on Binge Premium (usually $22).
Binge's Black Friday offer ends: November 30, 2026
Binge's sport streaming sibling Kayo Sport is also celebrating Black Friday with one of the best deals yet. New and returning customers can get 50% off four months of Kayo Sport Premium (usually $45.99). That means you will only pay $22.99 per month for the first four months of Kayo Premium, which adds up to a saving of $91.98.
Kayo Sport's Black Friday offer ends: November 30, 2026.
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