Best Apple TV+ Deals: Here’s How to Stream ‘Killers of the Flower Moon,’ ‘The Morning Show’ and More for Free

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There is no shortage of streaming services out there, from Disney+ to Hulu, but one of the best streamers for original TV shows and movies right now is Apple TV+. Even better: If you’re not already signed up for the service, there’s now a way to get Apple TV+ for free.

Priced at $9.99 per month (the company increased it from $6.99 last October), Apple TV+ may now be more expensive than Hulu’s monthly pricing but cheaper than Netflix’s monthly service — but you get awards-nominated series and movies, top-notch sci-fi, live TV sports streaming as well as on-demand content.

Don’t want to pay for Apple TV+? Here are other ways to get the streaming service for free — no promo code required. Keep reading below for more on the best Apple TV+ subscription deals.

Sign Up for Apple TV+’s Free Trial

The first way is to simply sign up for Apple TV+’s standard free trial offer. You can get Apple TV+ for free for seven days before you decide whether to stick to the service or not. Cancel it before the trial is over and you won’t be charged.

Get Apple TV+ for Free at Best Buy

Right now, Best Buy has a new deal that sees the retailer giving away three months of Apple TV+ for free. You don’t even have to buy anything to claim this deal. Add Apple TV+ to your cart and check out as usual. And that’s it. Just cancel it after 90 days (unless you want to keep watching) with no strings attached. See full details here.

Get Apple TV+ for Free at T-Mobile

T-Mobile offers free Apple TV+ for new and existing subscribers of its Go5G Next and Plus plans. Select T-Mobile Go5G plans also include free Netflix, 12 months of free Hulu with ads, one free year of ViX Premium and free MLB.TV during baseball season. Learn more here.

Get Apple TV+ Free with New Apple Devices

Another way you can enjoy Apple TV+ for free is with the purchase of an eligible Apple device. If you buy a new iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, or Mac at an Apple Store or Apple-authorized retailer like Best Buy or Target, you can enjoy Apple TV+ for three months without paying a single penny for it. That’s 90 days of free streaming. Click to check eligibility.

In addition to using the seven-day free trial to Apple TV+, you can also watch Apple TV+ for free if you sign up for Apple One’s one-month free trial. This is the tech company’s subscription bundle that offers several services — including Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade, Apple News+, Apple Fitness+, and iCloud+ — for one discounted price. It’s one of the best ways to save on music, movies and TV shows, video games, news, and more from Apple a a rate of 31-43% off compared to subscribing to each service individually. Learn more about Apple One packages here.

How to Get the Apple TV+ Student Discount

If you’re a student, you can also claim an Apple TV+ deal with a discounted subscription to Apple TV+ and Apple Music together for just $5.99 per month. This is way cheaper than if you were to subscribe to each service individually. Apple bundles the two services together at a discount for college students (a 65% discount to be exact). You have to enroll and get verified via UNiDAYS to qualify. In addition, there’s also a one-month free trial with this student subscription plan. See full details and eligibility here.

With so many different ways to watch Apple TV+ for free, the only thing you have to decide now is what to watch first.

What Movies and TV Shows are On Apple TV+ in 2024?

If you like the original programming — such as The Morning Show, Invasion, Severance, Long Way Up, For All Mankind, Ted Lasso, Silo, Bad Sisters, Messi Meets America and more — and live sports from Major League Baseball and Major League Soccer, then just keep watching and enjoy the service.

You’ll also get access to Martin Scorsese’s Oscar-nominated film, Killers of the Flower Moon and upcoming releases, such as Constellation starring Noomi Rapace (premiering Feb. 21), Ridley Scott’s Napoleon (which arrives March 1); season two of The Reluctant Traveler with Eugene Levy (March 8); and new series including The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin (March 1), Kristen Wiig’s Palm Royale (March 20), Manhunt starring Emmy winning-actor Tobias Menzies (March 15), Franklin starring Michael Douglas (April 12); and much more.