HBO Max is Offering Existing Customers 40% Off Ad-Free Annual Subscriptions


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Right now, HBO Max is giving select existing customers a huge deal. The streamer is offering current subscribers the HBO Max Ad-Free Annual Plan for just $109 for one year, which evens out to be just over $9 a month. That’s a huge savings of 40% for the next year.

If you’re a qualifying existing subscriber, you may have already gotten an email about it from HBO Max. To find out if you’re eligible, you can head over to your Account Settings on HBO Max, then select “Change Plans.” Customers who are eligible for the offer will see a “Limited Time Deal” available under the Annual Plan option. From there you can switch to the yearly subscription and save 40%.

Along with the streaming service’s current content library, subscribers will have access to new HBO and HBO Max original programming like “Doom Patrol” on September 23, the new season of Succession on October 17, the final season of “Insecure” on September 24, and season 11 of “Curb Your Enthusiasm” next month.

Not an HBO Max subscriber? Right now, new customers can get 50% off their first six months with this limited time offer.

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