
Foxtel’s streaming-only pay TV subscription, Foxtel Now, is a more traditional model with added on-demand benefits.
Its traditional "channel packs" instead of an open content model ends up being far more expensive than any other streaming service in Australia.
Which is why you're here looking for some deals and discounts off a Foxtel Now subscription.
Sadly there are few discounts on offer for Foxtel Now. Foxtel has the cable model locked down in Australia, so it can kind of charge what it wants (which is a lot)! However, there are a couple of ways to save some money or get some extra perks. Here are our top tips.
| Provider | Offer | |
|---|---|---|
| Foxtel | Get a 10-day free trial | Read more |
| Foxtel | Score a discounted plan with in-house deals | Read more |
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Foxtel Now offers a 10-day free trial, which is slightly more generous than most services that only offer 7-day trials (Paramount Plus, Kayo Sports, Hayu) or those who offer none at all (Netflix, Stan, HBO Max and Disney Plus).
Simply choose your channel pack and you'll get the first 10 days of access without being billed. Since this is a contract-free service you can even cancel right before your 10 days are up and bail without being charged.
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Foxtel in-house discounts
Foxtel offers its own discounts on Foxtel Now packages. At the time of writing, here's how Foxtel Now has discounted its packages:
Right now, the Ultimate bundle is discounted from $104 per month down to $65 per month, that's a saving of $468 over a 12-month period.
This package includes access to over 50 live TV channels, with over 50 sports streaming live, plus on-demand movies and extra movie channels. It is pretty on par with getting both Binge and Kayo content-wise, but all in one place.
Price-wise for comparison, that's just over $25 more per month but compared to Binge's ad-free tier, it's actually a saving of $13.99 per month.
Looking to compare?
Tossing up your streaming options? We get it, and we've researched it. Here is how Foxtel Now compares to a bunch of other streaming services.
- Binge vs Foxtel Now: Which Foxtel streamer is better?
- Kayo vs Foxtel: Which is best for sports fan?
- Foxtel packages: Everything you need to know
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