
Foxtel’s popular on-demand streaming service Binge already comes at a reasonable price if you don’t mind a few ad breaks but there are a few ways to get it even cheaper. Outside of the standard seven-day free trial, there are Annual Pass plans that give you a sizeable discount if you commit to a year of any plan upfront.
Binge deals come and go, but whether you’re a new or returning customer, you’ll find a bargain here.
| Provider | Offer | |
|---|---|---|
| Binge | Get a seven-day free trial of any Binge plan. | Get deal |
| Binge | Get one month of Binge Standard for $5 (usually $19). | Get deal |
| Binge | Save up to $85 per year on Binge with an annual plan. | Get deal |
| Optus | Get $10 or $20 credit per month for Binge on select Optus plans via SubHub. | Get deal |
| McDonalds | Spend 10,000 MyMaccas points for six months of Binge. Offer expires January 31, 2027. | More info |
- Watch in 4K on two devices
- Valued at $19 per month + 7-day free trial
- Watch sports and premium TV and movies on-demand and ad-free
Binge free trial
If you want a taste of Binge, you can have a week-long all-you-stream buffet without paying a cent. Every Binge plan starts with a seven-day free trial for new customers. Not interested in continuing your subscription? Simply set a calendar reminder to cancel before your seven-day trial is up and you won’t pay a thing. If you do continue on after the seven-day free trial, you will pay $10, $19 or $22 per month, depending on your chosen plan, until you cancel.
$5 for 1 month of Binge
In addition the seven-day free trial, Binge is offering subscribers one full month of Binge Standard for $5 (usually $19). Binge Standard gets you ad-free 4K streaming on two devices at once.
Once your first month is up, you'll continue to pay $19 per month for Binge Standard unless you cancel or change your plan.
Here's every how much every monthly Binge plan costs after the first month:
Get Binge for $5Binge Annual Pass
If you're a regular Binge user, signing up for an annual membership is a surefire way to save some serious cheddar. Compared to paying month to month, Binge Basic subscribers will pay $79 for the year ($120 when paid monthly), Binge Standard customers will pay $149 for the year ($228 when paid monthly) and those on Premium will pay $179 for the year ($264 when paid monthly).
| Plan | Annual Cost | Saving | More |
|---|---|---|---|
| Binge Basic | $79 per year | $41 per year | View Plan |
| Binge Standard | $149 per year | $79 per year | View Plan |
| Binge Premium | $179 per year | $85 per year | View Plan |
Binge + Optus SubHub
Optus NBN or mobile customers on some of its more expensive plans will receive either $10 or $20 credit every month through the telco's subscription management platform, SubHub. These credits can be used for any streaming service available through SubHub but in the case of Binge, that could score you free Binge Basic or Standard with credit left to spare, or heavily discounted Binge Premium, which usually costs $22 per month.
Here is a small selection of Optus NBN and mobile plans that are eligible for the SubHub credit:
Six months of Binge with MyMaccas
McDonald's Australia has partnered with streaming platforms Binge and Kayo Sports, giving MyMacca’s Rewards users the option to redeem their points for extended streaming subscriptions instead of food items. Earning 100 points for every dollar spent, members can redeem 10,000 points - equivalent to a $100 spend (or roughly 160 Chicken McNuggets) - dor six months of ad-supported Binge Basic, delivering $60 in total savings.
Alternatively, members can redeem 12,000 points ($120 spend) for a single month of Kayo Sports Premium, which normally costs $45.99. While fast food points are traditionally used on menu items like free fries or cheeseburgers (6,000 points each), this promotion offers users a high-value entertainment alternative, particularly through the heavily discounted Binge subscription option.
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Brodie Fogg
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