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Cyber Week Deals Arrive for Popular Mac App Software Bundles and Streaming Services

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Cyber Week deals have arrived for Mac software bundles and streaming services, and in this article we're rounding up all of the best of both. This includes steep discounts on apps from Adobe, Flexibits, and Parallels, as well as the best prices of the year on Hulu, Disney+, and Paramount+ streaming services.

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Software

Flexibits

New users can get 50 percent off Flexibits Premium. This deal is technically for 50 percent off your next purchase on the Flexibits website, so you can choose from either the Individual or Families subscription model.



Flexibits Premium includes the Fantastical and Cardhop apps, and a single subscription unlocks all premium features found within each app, across all devices. This sale will run through December 4.

Adobe

You can get 50 percent off the Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps plan this week only if you're a first-time subscriber to the service. The individuals plan is billed monthly at $29.98 for the first year, which is down from the regular $59.99 price. A 12-month commitment is required.



Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps includes more than 20 apps for photography, design, video production, and more. Photoshop, Illustrator, Adobe Premiere Pro, After Effects, Lightroom, and Adobe XD are some of the included apps. You can get the monthly discount on Adobe Creative Cloud All Apps through December 3.

Unclutter

Unclutter's Cyber Week deals include 75 percent off a bundle of ten Mac applications, totaling $58 (regular price $231). If you want an individual app and not the bundle, you can get 50 percent off each app.



This year, the Unclutter Mac app bundle includes: Rocket Typist, DaisyDisk, Bike Outliner, Default Folder X, Lasso, Unclutter, Name Mangler, BetterZip, Scapple, and Soulver.


Parallels

Parallels Desktop 19 for Mac is available for 25 percent off during Cyber Week. You can get the Pro Edition for $89.99 per year (regular $119.99 per year) or the Standard Edition for $74.99 per year (regular $99.99 per year).



Parallels Desktop enables its users to add Windows, Linux, and other operating systems to your Mac computers through the use of a virtual machine. With this, you can install Windows onto your Mac and run multiple operating systems at the same time.

Streaming

Hulu

Hulu (with ads) is available for just $0.99 per month for an entire year during Cyber Week, which is down from its regular $7.99 per month price tag.



Disney+ and Hulu

You can bundle Disney+ and Hulu for the low price of $2.99 per month for an entire year. Both the solo Hulu deal and bundle offer will expire tonight at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.



Paramount+

Paramount+ Essential is down to just $1.99 per month for three months (regular $5.99 per month), while Paramount+ with SHOWTIME is down to $3.99 per month for three months (regular $11.99 per month). These deals will last until December 3.



Be sure to visit our full Deals Roundup to shop for even more Apple-related products and accessories.

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I wish Disney+ had a deal that wasn't attached to Hulu. Also, Apple not having anything for AppleTV+ is sad. I also wish my podcast app had a discount (Since my subscription renews on Friday) but I guess you can't have everything.
 
Interesting that the TV streaming services all increased their pricing over the past several months and now this…
As for ATV+, just got a 2 months free trial from Nespresso…
 
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Interesting that the TV streaming services all increased their pricing over the past several months and now this…
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They (Disney and Hulu) increased prices for their ad-free plans. The deals here for Hulu, Disney+, and Paramount+ are for their ad-supported plans where the ad space they sell more than offsets the difference between what they get from regular ad-free monthly subscription price and this discounted ad-supported subscription price. That's because their ARPU numbers are better for the ad-supported plans than their reguar ad-free plans.
 
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Interesting that the TV streaming services all increased their pricing over the past several months and now this…
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday/Week deals from streaming services are fairly common every year regardless of whether or not prices increased in prior months. Netflix, however, which also raises prices doesn't typically do subscription discounts.
 
For Parallels, I have to have a licensed copy of Windows, correct? And this isn't just straight forward with an AS Mac, correct?

Or has any of that changed? I'd like to play a few games on my MBP.
 
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Disney+ (with ads) alone is $7.99/month. The Disney+/Hulu (with ads) bundle is only $2.99/month. Even if you don't care about Hulu, you'd be getting Disney+ for $5/month less. Consider Hulu essentially a freebie.
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That's one way of looking at it. What I see is that they're giving subscribers the finger.

It's only if you don't already subscribe. So for Hulu they're giving away ($1/month) what we're paying $96/year for.

That's just wrong. As soon as we're done with the series we're watching, they're gone.

Yes, this makes me mad.
 
OK here's how the Hulu / Disney bundle works:

You sign up for Hulu for $.99 and they charge your credit card that plus tax.

Then you add on the Disney package for $1.99 and they charge your credit card that plus tax.

Then your recurring monthly fee will be three dollars and change with the tax for the next year. Be sure to cancel in November 2024.

There's other bundles that you can do besides Disney, there's Showtime and other services more pricier ones too.

Hey a dollar is a dollar, so there's a little inconvenience of creating new accounts and canceling the old is fine with me.

Disney should still have the four viewership accounts which is nice for the family.
 
davidg4781 said:
For Parallels, I have to have a licensed copy of Windows, correct? And this isn't just straight forward with an AS Mac, correct?

Or has any of that changed? I'd like to play a few games on my MBP.
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There is no way to buy a licensed copy of the ARM version of Windows. But you can get a copy free from Microsoft.
 
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