It’s that time of year! The Paramount Plus Black Friday sale is live and huge.

To give potential subscribers a chance to try out the service, Paramount Plus is currently offering a 76% discount on the first three months when you sign up. (This is even greater than last year’s discount, which was 67%.)

• Get the Paramount Plus Black Friday deal at 76% off

With the Essential (basic) or the Premium subscription (ad-free), that’s three months for $2.99 ​​each. This is virtually unmatched anywhere else in the streaming industry.

To claim the deal, select the plan you want from the sign-up screen, select the plan you want and the discount will be applied automatically. The deal ends on December 4, so make sure you act quickly.

Paramount Plus, formerly known as CBS All Access, has rolled out a ton of new content since launch, including multiple ‘Yellowstone’ prequels in ‘1883’ and ‘1923’, ‘Tulsa King’ with Sylvester Stallone, ‘Countryman’ with Billy Bob Thornton, a 2021 revival of “iCarly” and several new seasons of “RuPaul’s Drag Race: All Stars.”

It’s also one of the few places where you can watch recent hit films like ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’, ‘Scream VI’, ‘If’ and more.

Paramount Plus offers the ability to watch all CBS channels live as they air on TV, along with unlimited access to a huge selection of CBS shows. This ranges from new series, such as ‘SEAL Team’, ‘Criminal Minds: Evolution’ and ‘Star Trek: Lower Decks’, to classics such as ‘Cheers’, the original ‘Frasier’ and ‘The Love Boat’.

The complete archive of popular CBS reality series such as “Survivor,” “The Challenge: All Stars,” “Big Brother” and “The Amazing Race” is also available with a subscription.

Currently, the service offers two plans: a “limited commercials” option for $8 per month ($60 per year), and a premium “no commercials” option for $13 per month ($120 per year). However, with the Paramount Plus Black Friday discount, these plans cost $2.99 ​​each.

For a limited time, you can try one of Paramount Plus’ plans at 76% off.

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