The 10 Most Sought-After TV Streaming App Free Trials in America
It’s been super hot in Southwest Florida. And with that Saharan Dust thing, sometimes you just want to stay inside and watch tv. And when it comes to streaming platforms, there are a lot of apps to choose from. Thanks to Google search, we know which apps that people really want, but don’t want to pay for. Streaming app free trials. That’s a strange category, I know, but I’ll get to that.
I consider myself an app locust. You see, I don’t get any live tv, but at night before bed I do enjoy watching a show. The problem with most apps is that there’s only so much on there that you care to watch. There’s where my term comes in. I swoop in on an app, consume everything, then cancel it. And then move on.
It’s even better when it’s free trials. I currently get MGM+, MAX, and Paramount + for free. For my streaming I use Xfinity internet and NOW TV. They gave me 30 days of MGM+ plus they just gave me MAX for free for a week. I had done a trial of Paramount+ once before, and last week I got an email offering me 30 days more of free Paramount+ with Showtime. The key thing is a schedule. You need to know when to cancel so you don’t get charged. And as learned, sometimes they’ll give you another free trial.
But what streaming app free trials are people looking up the most?
CSGOLuck, who conducted the study, looked at 50 popular streaming services followed by the term ‘free trial’ to uncover which are searched for the most. They also looked at which five streaming platform free trials are most searched for in each state.
Max took first place with 193,811 Google searches per month across America for “hbomax free trial.” The streaming platform, which recently rebranded following the merging of HBO Max and Discovery+, was the most in-demand free trial in 41 states, including Florida, New York, California, Texas, and Colorado. It also appeared in the top five most searched for terms across all 50 states. Max doesn’t have a free trial but if you have Amazon Prime you can get it for $7.99/month for 2 months. I’m getting it free this week through my Xfinity.
Hulu came in a close second with 161,313 Google searches on average each month for the term “hulu free trial.” The streaming platform was the most sought-after streaming free trial in nine states, including Arkansas, Louisiana, and New Hampshire. It also appeared in every state’s top five most searched for terms. Hulu will give you 30 days for free.
YouTube TV took the third spot with 132,001 monthly searches for the term “youtube tv free trial.” It was also in the top five most googled searches for free trial across all 50 states. YouTube TV currently offers a 14-day free trial.
Peacock took fourth place with 125,883 searches each month for the term “peacock free trial.” The streaming platform, a subsidiary of NBCUniversal Television and Streaming, is also in the top five searched for terms across every state nationwide. There’s no free trial, I get mine free with my service.
Netflix came in fifth place
There were 85,206 monthly searches for “netflix free trial.” To put that into perspective, that’s roughly 2,840 searches per day. Netflix, originally named ‘Kibble,’ appeared in the top five most searched-for free trials in 39 states, including Pennsylvania, Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio. No free trial on Netflix.
Sixth place went to Disney+, with Americans searching for “disney plus free trial” 60,844 times per month. No free trial.
Starz placed seventh, with 60,132 monthly searches dedicated to “starz free trial” across America each month. No free trial, but when you do the Hulu free trial, you also get Starz free for 7 days.
In eighth place is ESPN+, with 37,425 searches for the term “espn plus free trial” each month. ESPN+ was among the top five most searched for free trials in seven states, including Montana, North Dakota, Nebraska, and Kansas. ESPN+ does not offer a free trial currently. You’ll get free espn when you do your trial of YouTube tv or Fubo.
FuboTV, with 41,518 searches for “fubotv free trial,” ranked ninth, while Paramount+, with 35,954 searches for “paramount plus free trial,” ranked tenth. FuboTV offers a 7-day free trial, while Paramount+ provides a 30-day free trial.
So people in Florida want the Max app but don’t want to pay for it. No surprise, it is one of the more expensive ones.
This method will not work for everyone. If you have to see the latest new shows, you’ll need to pay for them. But if you can wait, shows like “Last Of Us” and “Succession” will eventually come to you for free.