Originally scheduled to end June 30, Binge has extended its 50% off birthday discount by another two weeks. Until Tuesday, July 15, new and returning customers can get Binge for as cheap as $5 per month, for the next five months. All plans are half-price, bringing Binge Basic down to $5 per month, Binge Standard to $9.50 per month and Binge Premium to $11 per month.
Get 7-day free trial of BingeOffer ends 15 July. Monthly price automatically reverts to original pricing five months after signing up.
As of May 25, Australian streaming service Binge is officially five years old. It feels like yesterday that Foxtel announced a standalone drama streaming service spearheaded by the team behind Kayo Sport.
After years of battling buffering Game of Thrones episodes with Foxtel Now, Binge was a welcome and well-overdue addition to the Australian streaming landscape. To celebrate the anniversary, Binge is offering 50% off every plan for five months.
Until July 15, you can get Binge Basic for $5 per month, Binge Standard for $9.50 per month and Premium for $11 per month. The discount will remain in effect for five months before reverting to standard pricing. It’s also only available to new and returning customers.
Here's how those savings stack up:
| Plan | Discounted price | Regular price | Saving | More |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Binge Basic with ads | $5/mth | $10/mth | $25 | View Plan |
| Binge Standard | $9.50/mth | $19/mth | $47.50 | View Plan |
| Binge Premium | $11/mth | $22/mth | $55 | View Plan |
Each discounted plan still comes with a 7-day free trial so you can try before you commit.
Binge Basic with Ads gets you High-Definition 1080p streaming on a single device but you will have to put up with some ad breaks. Binge Standard is ad-free and offers two 4K streams, while Premium offers four ad-free 4K streams.
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Binge
Basic with AdsFree 7 Day Trial
From
$10/mth
or $79/yr
|
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Binge
StandardFree 7 Day Trial
From
$19/mth
or $149/yr
|
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Binge
PremiumFree 7 Day Trial
From
$22/mth
or $179/yr
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This is the second big discount from Binge this year, following Max’s launch in Australia. When Warner Bros. Media launched Max locally back in March, it took its premium HBO content back from Binge and Foxtel in the process. Foxtel customers were offered free Max Basic for 12 months to make up for it. Unfortunately, that offer didn’t extend to Binge subscribers.
Wondering how Binge compares? Check out the table below for a comprehensive round-up of Australian streaming services.
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AMC+ Bundle
TV7-day free trial
From
$8.99/mth
or $83.88/yr
|
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Disney+
From
$9.99/mth
or $179.99/yr
|
|
Amazon Prime Video
TV + movies + more30-day free trial
From
$9.99/mth
or $79/yr
|
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Netflix
From
$9.99/mth
|
|
Binge
TV + movies + sport7-day free trial
From
$10.00/mth
or $79/yr
|
|
Crunchyroll
TV + movies7-day free trial
From
$11.99/mth
or $119.99/yr
|
|
Apple TV
TV + movies7-day free trial
From
$15.99/mth
or $129/yr
|
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Kayo Sports
Sport7-day free trial
From
$29.99/mth
|
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DAZN
From
$31.99/mth
or $149.99/yr
|
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Foxtel Now
TV + movies + sport10-day free trial
From
$35/mth
|
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Paramount+
TV + movies + sport7-day free trial
From
$7.99/mth
or $70.99/yr
Link not supplied
|
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Stan.
TV + movies + sport
From
$9.99/mth
Link not supplied
|
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HBO Max
TV + movies
From
$11.99/mth
or $119.99yr
Link not supplied
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BritBox
TV7-day free trial
From
$13.99/mth
or $139.99/yr
Link not supplied
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MUBI
Movies7-day free trial
From
$14.99/mth
or $119.88/yr
Link not supplied
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More streaming deals
Looking for something to stream tonight but don't want to pay full price? We've rounded up the best deals from Australia's major streaming services.
- Disney Plus deals: 12 months for the price of 10
- Kayo deals: $1 for one month or seven days free
- Netflix deals: Bonus Netflix with Optus NBN
- Foxtel packages and deals: Save up to $55 per month
- Max deals: Free Max with Foxtel
Brodie Fogg
Managing Editor - Streaming
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