Enjoy Premium Content Without Paying Anything

Discover the secret to accessing premium movies and series without spending a penny!

If you love watching the hottest new releases and must-see classics, but want to avoid subscriptions and extra costs, we have good news!

Many of the biggest streaming platforms offer free plans or trial periods that allow you to explore part of their catalog without paying anything.

This means access to incredible films and series, without financial commitments and completely legal.

In this guide, we'll show you how to take advantage of these opportunities, which platforms offer the best free content, and how to start watching right now.

1. Peacock (Free Plan)

Peacock , NBCUniversal's streaming service, is one of the most popular platforms with a robust free plan.

The free plan of Peacock allows you to access a wide selection of content, including movies, TV series, news, sports and even some original content.

Although the catalog is more limited than the paid plans, the selection is diverse and includes hit titles and classic NBC series.

• How it works : Simply create a free account on the Peacock website or app to start watching. There’s no payment required, and access is instant.
  
• Available content : The free plan includes a variety of popular NBC series, popular movies, and live news and sports programming.
  
• Limitations : To access the full catalog and avoid ads, you can opt for the Peacock Premium or Premium Plus plan. The content on the free plan includes commercial offerings, but the variety available is significant.
  

2. Crunchyroll (Free Plan with Ads)

If you're an anime fan, Crunchyroll is a great option as it offers a free plan that lets you watch a wide selection of ad-supported anime.

The free catalog of Crunchyroll includes new episodes of popular anime, albeit with a slight delay from their Japanese release.

• How it works : Simply create a free Crunchyroll account to access the content. There is no need to enter payment details.
  
• Available content : The free plan includes a large number of popular anime and even new releases, albeit with a one-week delay compared to Premium subscribers.
  
• Limitations : The free plan displays ads during episodes and has a delay for new episodes. To watch content simultaneously with its release in Japan and avoid ads, you can go with the Premium plan.

3. Spotify + Hulu Bundle for Students

Students in the US have a unique advantage: Spotify Premium for Students offers a package that includes free access to Hulu (ad-supported version) and Showtime.

This is one of the best deals for students who want to access a diverse catalog of films and series on Hulu at no additional cost.

• How it works : Eligible students can sign the Spotify Premium for Students and unlock access to ad-supported Hulu and Showtime at no additional cost.
  
  Simply check your eligibility and pay the Spotify Student fee.
  
• Available content : Includes full access to Hulu's catalog of ad-supported movies and TV shows, plus Spotify music and Showtime content.
  
• Limitations : Hulu in this tier has ads, and the plan is limited to select students.

4. Amazon Prime Video (Free Trial)

While Amazon Prime Video doesn't offer a permanent free plan, it does offer a 30-day free trial, which is a great opportunity to explore the entire catalog without paying anything.

During this time, you have full access to Amazon's catalog of movies, original series and additional content, including Prime Music and free shipping on Amazon purchases.

• How it works : To activate the free trial, simply sign up at Amazon Prime and enjoy the first 30 days free of charge. Remember to cancel your subscription before the trial period expires if you don't want to be charged.
  
• Available content : The entire catalog of Amazon Prime Video films and series, including exclusive titles such as “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” and “The Boys”.
  
• Limitations : The free trial only lasts 30 days, so it's ideal for those who want to explore the catalog monthly before deciding to subscribe.

5. Apple TV+ (Free Trial and Promotions)

Apple TV+ offers a 7-day free trial period for first-time subscribers, and often extends the first period to three months when purchasing new Apple devices.

During your free trial, you can watch all Apple TV+ original series and movies, including hits like “Ted Lasso” and “The Morning Show.”

• How it works : Registration for the test can be done directly through the app Apple TV or the Apple TV+ website. Your trial may be longer if you purchase a new Apple device.
  
• Available content : Includes the entire catalog of original Apple TV+ series, films, and documentaries.
  
• Limitations : The free trial lasts 7 days for most new users, but you can take advantage of promotions that extend the trial when you purchase an Apple device.

6. Hulu (Free Trial)

Hulu also offers a free trial period, allowing you to explore the full catalog before deciding to subscribe.

The trial period is 30 days, and you have access to all content with ads.

Hulu is a great option for those who enjoy American TV series and movies, with a diverse selection that includes classic titles and recent releases.

• How it works : To activate the test, simply sign up for Hulu and start your free trial. Just like with Amazon Prime, remember to cancel before the trial period ends.
  
• Available content : Hulu's entire catalog of movies and TV series, including popular series and movies from different genres.
  
• Limitations : The trial is limited to 30 days, and the free account includes ads.