Get Paramount+ for $1 per month with this limited-time deal
TL;DR: Paramount+ is offering your first 3 months of the service for just $1 apiece when you use the code BIRTHDAY — usually $4.99 per month at its cheapest, this is a great time to try out the app if you haven't added it to your streaming repertoire yet.
We love celebrating birthdays. It's a wonderful time to show a loved one how much you appreciate them and that you're thankful for their continued presence in your life. We even love celebrating the birthdays of inanimate pieces of software, because more often than not, it means we're going to save money. Saving money is always cause for celebration, we say.
And that's exactly what Paramount+ is doing. To ring in yet another year of the streaming service's existence, Paramount+ is offering your first 3 months for just $1 per month (usually $4.99) for a limited time when you use the code BIRTHDAY. You can also try the Premium version for $2 per month (usually $9.99) with the same code. This is a great time to check out what they have to offer if you haven't added it to your extensive subscription list just yet — just note that this promo is only valid until March 7.
Paramount+, while not our favorite streaming service, still has plenty to offer that make it worthwhile (especially when you're not paying full price). Its catalog of TV shows is pretty strong, including Star Trek: Discovery, Evil, Picard, the upcoming Halo series, and plenty more. You'll also get access to a hefty library of movies, from new releases to classics. It'll keep your ravenous TV brain satiated for at least another 3 months.
So go ahead, check out Paramount+ if you need more stuff to watch — get your first 3 months for $1 per month with the code BIRTHDAY until March 7.
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Dylan Haas is a Lead Shopping Reporter for Mashable, where he covers all things gaming, laptops, fitness, and shopping events like Black Friday and Prime Day. Before joining the team at Mashable, Dylan received a B.A. in Communications from Pace University and contributed to publications like Paste Magazine, Bandsintown, and others following a brief stint as a marketing and management assistant in the music industry.
