Peacock Offering Annual Plan for $24.99 (63% Off)

If you’re thinking of signing up for Peacock, they just launched a pretty great deal for their annual plan. While the normal monthly price is $7.99, you can now get a full year for just $24.99.

This deal is only for the ad-supported plan. The sale expires May 30.

What Can You Watch with Peacock?

Sports on Peacock

One big reason to grab this deal now is because it will give you access to the Peacock-exclusive NBA games when they begin this fall.

Peacock is home to English Premier League soccer, Sunday Night Football, and WWE events including WrestleMania. There’s also Big Ten men’s and women’s basketball, golf, SuperMotocross, figure skating, IndyCar, Notre Dame Hockey, track & field, IMSA, and snow sports

Viewers in four markets can add their local regional sports network:

• NBC Sports Bay Area: $17.95/mo.
• NBC Sports Boston: $14.95/mo.
• NBC Sports California: $17.95/mo.
• NBC Sports Philadelphia: $24.95/mo.

Peacock Originals

Popular shows include “Poker Face,” “The Traitors,” “Bel-Air,” “The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip,” “Hart to Heart,” and “Love Island.”

Movies on Peacock

The Peacock movie library changes over time, but it usually carries films from Universal. You’ll see titles like the Harry Potter series, “Memento,” “The Pianist,” “Shrek,” “Kill Bill – Vol. 1 & 2,” “The Wild Robot,” “Brokeback Mountain,” “Conclave,” “Nosferatu,” “Twilight,” “The Big Lebowski,” and “Jurassic World: Dominion.”

TV Shows on Peacock

Peacock includes “Yellowstone,” “Suits,” “The Office,” “Parks and Recreation,” “Psych,” “The Voice,” “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” “St. Denis Medical,” “Community,” “Modern Family,” Dick Wolf’s “Chicago” series, “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: SVU,” “House,” “30 Rock,” and “Downton Abbey.”

Peacock has virtual channels dedicated to shows like “Murder, She Wrote,” “Gunsmoke,” “Little House on the Prairie,” “Top Chef,” “Below Deck,” and “Saturday Night Live.”

The channel section also gives access to REELZ, so you can watch “On Patrol: Live” and “Cops.”

Children’s Content on Peacock

Peacock has a hit-or-miss kids library with TV titles like “Bubble’s Hotel,” “Look Kool,” “Dino Pops,” “Bob the Builder,” “Ninjago,” “Pee-Wee’s Playhouse,” “Too Loud,” “The Magic Schoolbus,” and “Garfield and Friends.”

The movie section is more promising with animation favorites like “Despicable Me,” “The Lego Movie,” “The Bad Guys,” “The Croods,” and “Trolls.”