All these monthly subscriptions can put a serious strain on your finances. Thanks to the popularity of these sites, many of them are willing to do anything to get your business, including offering up their content for free for a period of time. Which streaming services are currently giving out free trials?

Whether you're looking for live sports, classic films, or the hottest new drama series, this guide lists all of the most popular streaming services on the web and tells you whether or not you can enjoy their content for free at this time.

If you sign up for a free trial today, make sure to cancel it before the end of the promotional period. The "free trial trap" is a shady business method in which some companies try to get you to cancel your subscription before the time is up. If you don't set that alarm you could end up with a bill.

Drop us a line and let us know if you don't see what you're looking for. Prime Video is the first service to offer free trials.

Amazon Prime Video

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Absolutely! You have access to the entire Amazon Prime streaming library if you are an Amazon Prime subscriber. You can still get a month of Amazon Prime Video for free if you sign up, even if you aren't a Prime member.

Apple TV+

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Absolutely! You can get Apple TV+ for free for the first seven days.

It's one of the cheapest streaming services around and you can share your log-in credentials with up to six family members or friends. If you're streaming on an Apple device, you may be able to get a free subscription.

Discovery+

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Absolutely! There is a seven-day trial for Discovery+.

It's a must for fans of networks like Discovery and HGTV. You can binge all of your favorite shows in one place. You cannot watch anything else on Discovery+. Animal Planet, Investigation Discovery, OWN, A&E, Lifetime, History, Travel Channel, Science, and more all contribute to Discovery+.

Disney+

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Disney+ doesn't offer a free trial at the moment.

With access to nearly every single piece of content from Disney, Pixar, and Marvel, there is a nearly unlimited supply of content to watch. The library continues to expand as the streaming service creates its own original content.

fuboTV

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Yes, that's right! A seven-day free trial is offered by Fubo TV.

FuboTV's main focus is providing the best live sports streaming package there is, but there's also a number of channels for those hoping to watch reality TV. fuboTV has one of the widest selections of channels on a live TV streaming service.

HBO Max

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It's sort of. You can get a free week of the streaming service if you add it to your Hulu subscription.

The Batman and Dune are just two of the blockbuster films that can be found on the new streaming service, HBO Max. You can get the first week of the show for free if you sign up for the service.

Hulu

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Yes, that's right! If you sign up for a 30-day free trial, the service will be free for a year.

Aside from having an extensive library of recent shows and movies, Hulu also produces its own original series and gives you access to current and past seasons of shows. Once you sign up, you'll be able to add the Live TV package and more.

Netflix

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Nope, that's right. There isn't a free trial at netflix.

The first streaming service to reach ubiquity in homes around the world, it now has over 200 million subscribers and is home to thousands of movies and TV series. Although they made a few unpopular choices that resulted in the loss of subscribers, they're still the big kid on the block, and they probably won't be offering a free trial anytime soon.

Paramount+

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Absolutely! A seven day free trial is offered by Paramount+.

Some of the popular networks include MTV, CBS, Comedy Central, and more. There are a ton of exclusive shows and movies coming to Paramount+ over the next several months, along with a plethora of classic television shows and films.

Peacock

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There is a free version.

If you want to get access to everything the service has to offer, you will need a Peacock Premium membership. The limited commercials plan starts at $4.99 per month and the Peacock Premium Plus plan starts at $9.99 per month.

Philo

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Absolutely! A seven-day free trial is offered by the service.

One of the cheapest streaming services is called Philo. Monthly subscriptions are just $25 per month and include channels such as A&E, AMC, and Comedy Central. It's possible to start your free trial right now, but you have to cancel before it turns into a paid membership.

Sling TV

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Not quite, isn't it? There is no free trial for the Orange, Blue, and Orange & Blue plans. There is a version of the live TV streaming service that comes with over 100 live channels and thousands of movies and TV series to watch. You can get a good idea of what it's like to subscribe to the full service by taking a free trial.

Starz

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Absolutely! It is possible to get a seven-day free trial.

With great movies and TV series old and new, Starz has joined the ranks of popular streaming services. After the trial is over, the price is just $8.99/month. You'll get access to the streaming app for free if you subscribe to the TV channel.

YouTube TV

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As long as you are eligible. Most people are given five days to try out the service.

Even though it's one of the more expensive options for streaming live TV channels, it also has some of the best quality content and more channels than most options. You will have access to a DVR with unlimited space so you can record as much as you want.