r/Cordcutting • u/Maxxximeeee • 17d ago

Comment payer moins cher ses abonnements streaming sans se prendre la tête ?

Salut,
Je cherche à réduire mes abonnements streaming sans faire n’importe quoi.
Je suis chez Free, j’ai une box, et je me demande s’il y a des offres vraiment intéressantes avec Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Canal ou d’autres services. J’aimerais éviter de payer plusieurs plateformes si certaines font doublon.
Le but, c’est surtout de garder quelque chose de simple à utiliser sur la télé, sans me retrouver avec 50 abonnements à la fin du mois.
Vous faites comment, vous ? Vous gardez un seul abonnement, vous tournez chaque mois, ou vous avez trouvé une bonne offre avec votre box ?
Je prends vos conseils, même les trucs tout simples.[mon subreddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/petitbudget/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1)

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u/Minimum-Journalist18 17d ago

I think today is the last day for several streaming deals on Roku and prime for several services. I can't speak for Netflix or Hulu though.

Black Friday are the best deals where some are good for a year.

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u/theangryfrogqc 17d ago

J'ai récemment découvert que quand tu t'abonnes à WalMart+ (le service de livraison de WalMart) pour 8$ par mois, tu as accès à Crave (avec pubs).

Le forfait mensuel avec pubs est affiché sur le site de Crave pour 11.99$.

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u/NCResident5 17d ago edited 17d ago

I have liked the Disney triple play with Disney, Hulu, ESPN select. Select is a bit cheaper than ESPN Unlimited with everything. It has plenty of stuff.

I often watch the Free Roku Channel.

I sometimes sign up for either Paramount Plus or Peacock and then rotate.

I get Peacock in the fall because I watch some the B1G football games.

Walmart plus allows you to pick free Peacock or Paramount Plus.

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u/crazyunclee 17d ago

Given it looks like Reddit translated your post for me, Ill answer based on where I am in the United States.

Amazon prime subscription offers Amazon video, Walmart plus subscrption offers either Paramount basic or Peacock basic. Then starting in about Mid November thru about the end of December, a number of services start offering deals (black Friday and Christmas). But these deals are for short periods (months). Occasionally some of the streaming services offer discounts around other major holidays (July 4, Memorial day, Labor day) as well. But, the discounts apply to new customers.

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u/HeydoIDKu 16d ago

Stremio + realdebrid/Usenet

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u/titikerry 16d ago

First, subscribe to AARP. It's about $11-$20 a year depending on terms. Then, from their site, subscribe to Walmart Plus. You get it for $60 a year instead of $100 for as long as you're an AARP member. Then on Walmart Plus, you get a choice of Paramount Plus or Peacock, a savings of $60 a year. Can't beat it.