Guide · Updated November 2026

Which streaming services still have free trials in 2026?

Free trials from the big on-demand streamers have mostly disappeared. Here's what's left as of November 2026.

Streaming trials you can still get

• Apple TV — 7 days (3 months with a new Apple device).
• Amazon Prime — Prime Video comes with Prime's 30-day trial.
• YouTube TV — 21 days on most plans right now (2 days on the Sports plan); length can vary by account.
• Fubo — 5 days.
• Philo — 7 days.
• Hulu + Live TV — 3 days, the only Hulu trial left.

Trials that ended

• Paramount+ ended its US 7-day trial in January 2026. Paramount's own help center says 7-day trials are now only offered in Australia, France, Germany, Italy, the UK and Ireland. Two workarounds: Walmart+ lets members choose Paramount+ Essential (or Peacock Premium) as their included streaming service, and a 7-day trial has been offered for the Paramount+ add-on inside Prime Video.
• Hulu (standalone) dropped its 30-day trial in 2026. Only Hulu + Live TV still has a 3-day trial.
• Starz no longer offers a trial on starz.com; a 7-day trial has been available through some partners, like Prime Video Channels.
• Disney+ doesn't offer a free trial either.

The add-on channel trick

Prime Video Channels and YouTube TV add-ons sometimes include trials that the standalone service doesn't. They bill separately, though, and keep billing even if you cancel Prime or YouTube TV, so cancel each one on its own.