Disney is now offering three months of Hulu with live TV, Disney+ and ESPN+ for $20 less per month.
The limited-time deal is available through October 11 and it comes at the perfect time as Hulu is set to raise its prices on October 12. The Live TV base plan will soon cost $77 per month with the increase. You'll get access to more than 90 live TV channels, including local ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox stations, plus Hulu’s entire library of on-demand television shows, movies and Hulu Originals.
Hulu's well-timed trial comes amid Disney’s ongoing contract dispute with Spectrum Cable and parent company Charter Communications, which has seen customers lose access Disney networks including ESPN, ABC, FX and Freeform. Charter suggested that it might be ready to drop Disney’s TV networks from its programming lineup altogether, but
could win over customers with the new offer, as those channels are all part of the Hulu + Live TV plan.
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