Streaming deal: Get Foxtel BINGE for just $4.99 a month
Save 50% off the normal monthly price.
Streaming service BINGE is delivering a new deal, where you pay only $4.99 a month for 12 months.
The offer is for its Basic with Ads plan only, which is usually $10 a month, so this deal will save you 50% or $60 over the 12 months.
You can get this discount only from Sunday 1 March until Monday 31 March 2025.
Once you sign up, the deal will remain available until March 2026.
Get BINGE for $4.99 a month: Sign up to BINGE now
How do I get the BINGE $4.99 offer?
Head over to the BINGE site as the offer can only be redeemed through its website.
This offer is available to new and returning BINGE subscribers. (If you're currently a customer, now would be a good time to end your membership and resubscribe.)
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$4.99 a month for 12 months
Stream the world's best shows & movies for $4.99 a month for 12 months only at Binge. Valid for a limited time only. Exclusions, T&Cs apply.
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Subscriptions via third parties such as iTunes are not eligible and you only get this deal if you sign up to BINGE's Basic with Ads plan.
After the 12-month offer period, your subscription will auto-renew for the standard price of $10 a month (or whatever price Basic with Ads is in April 2026).
You don't get a free trial with this offer.
Importantly, you are not locked into the full 12 months and can cancel at any time.
Is the BINGE deal worth it?
On a cost basis, paying just $4.99 a month for BINGE would make it one of the cheapest paid streaming service around, so it's definitely worth it in that sense.
The major thing to consider is that it's only available on BINGE's Basic plan, which contains ads.
Having ads on a streaming service is a deal breaker for some people, so even though it's a cheap streaming deal, you may be put off by the presence of ads.
It's also worth noting that BINGE is set to lose a bunch of popular content at the end of March due to the launch of Max in Australia.
Hit HBO shows like Euphoria will soon be departing Binge.
This includes HBO favourites such as Game of Thrones, The White Lotus, The Last Of Us, House Of The Dragon, The Sopranos, Succession and Euphoria.
From April 1, HBO shows will be moving over to Max, along with most content from Warner Bros. and its subsidiaries, including the Discovery Channel, Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Animal Planet.
With that said, Binge still holds the exclusive rights to Aussie TV shows such as Colin from Accounts as well as live sports for rugby league, Aussie rules footy, cricket, netball, golf and more.
While the Max exodus is definitely a blow, we believe the remaining content is certainly worth $4.99 a month.
To see some of the other streaming options are available, Finder Shopping has put together a guide to the best shows on BINGE so you can further see if this offer is right for you.
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