At the end of November, everyone keeps an eye out for those red sale tags (yes, you too). And every year, the same question comes up: does Netflix have a Black Friday deal? We checked for you, and more importantly, we’ll share our tip for paying less for Netflix long after the sales weekend is over!
In short:
- Netflix doesn’t offer a Black Friday deal on its subscriptions: no discount, no promo code, and no free trial.
- A Netflix subscription costs £7.99 per month (Standard with ads), £10.99 per month (Standard), or £22.99 per month (Premium), at prices that have been in effect since April 2025.
- With subscription sharing on Sharesub, you only pay for your spot, starting at £3.68 per month, Black Friday or not 🍿🎉
Does Netflix have a Black Friday deal 2026?
No, Netflix doesn’t offer Black Friday deals. The platform has never lowered the price of its subscriptions for Black Friday or Cyber Monday, and there’s no sign that this year will be any different.
In practical terms, that means no discounts on plans, no first month free, and no Netflix promo code. The price listed on netflix.com in late November is exactly the same as in March or July. A little frustrating when other streaming platforms roll out discounts—we get it.
Why doesn’t Netflix take part in Black Friday?
Netflix focuses on consistency rather than promotional offers. As the streaming service with the most subscribers in France, the platform doesn’t need to slash its prices to attract people: its hit shows do the work on their own.
A one-off discount could also have an unintended effect: getting subscribers used to waiting for sales to sign up, then cancelling straight away. Netflix also removed its free trial in France back in 2020 and doesn’t offer any cheaper annual subscription. Netflix keeps things simple: one price, paid every month, all year round.
Watch out for fake Netflix promo codes during Black Friday
During Black Friday, some websites advertise “Netflix promo codes” for 35% off or “Netflix subscriptions at 75% off.” Be wary! Netflix doesn’t use discount codes for its subscriptions, so these codes simply don’t work.
At best, you’ll waste five minutes. At worst, you’ll enter your bank details on a dodgy website. The key thing to remember: a real Netflix discount never comes in the form of a code to copy and paste.
Netflix for less all year round: the subscription-sharing tip with Sharesub 🎉
The real Netflix deal lasts more than just one weekend. With Netflix subscription sharing on Sharesub, you join an existing Netflix subscription and only pay for your spot, starting at £3.68 per month. There’s no need to wait until late November: the price is the same in January, August, or during Black Friday.
On Sharesub, a spot on a Netflix Premium subscription costs £7.20 per month, fees included, instead of £22.99 per month for the full subscription. That means saving 69% on your bill, with 4K and no ads.
Over a year, you save £189.48 compared to paying for a Premium subscription on your own. No Black Friday deal will save you as much (and this one lasts all year)!
A spot on a Netflix Standard subscription is also available for £6.92 per month. The Premium spot is often the best value, since the subscription is split between more members.
Already have Netflix Premium? You can also list your spots on Sharesub and get £5.75 per month for each spot you share.
FAQ about Netflix and Black Friday
No. Just like on Black Friday, Netflix doesn’t offer any discounts on its subscriptions during Cyber Monday. Prices stay the same all year round.
No, Netflix doesn’t offer promo codes for its subscriptions. Websites that list them during Black Friday won’t get you a real discount on Netflix.
Directly from Netflix, the cheapest plan is Netflix Standard with ads, at €7.99 per month. With subscription sharing on Sharesub, a Netflix spot is available from £3.68 per month, with no ads.
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