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Peacock deal: Sign up for just $5 per month for 4 months

By Jess Barnes  |  Last updated Sep 3, 2024 4:30 PM ET
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Peacock has a new limited-time deal for new subscribers, and with the service's increasing focus on sports, it's a great time to sign up.

Now through September 6, new subscribers can save over 30% on a monthly Peacock subscription for four months, bringing the price down to just $4.99 per month for four months. 

To get the deal, use the code TGIF to sign up at the lower rate and start exploring Peacock's channel lineup.

Get Peacock for just $4.99 per month

Peacock plans and pricing

When signing up for Peacock, you can choose between the Peacock Premium and Peacock Premium Plus plans. The limited-time deal only applies to the Premium plan.

Peacock Premium is an ad-supported plan that gives you access to the Peacock on-demand library and select live events. The plan costs $7.99 per month without the TGIF deal and $79.99 per year.

If you upgrade to the Premium Plus plan, you'll also get access to your local NBC station and gain the ability to download content for offline viewing. This plan costs $13.99 per month or $139.99 per year.

Get Peacock for just $4.99 per month

Watch Sunday Night Football on Peacock

For this NFL season, Peacock is the streaming home of Sunday Night Football. Watch the Packers take on the Eagles on Friday, September 6 at 7:00 p.m. ET in São Paulo, Brazil, exclusively on Peacock.

The remaining Sunday night games through the season will air on both NBC and Peacock. 

In addition to sports, Peacock is a small but mighty streaming service loaded with shows and movies. You'll find new movies straight from the theaters, thousands of hours of TV shows, original content and more. 

Jess is a writer, editor, and Cleveland sports fan. She previously worked for TV Guide and Cord Cutters News where she covered all things streaming and sports.