Streaming Services With Military Discounts in 2026

Disney+ is home to a lot of beloved content, including films and TV shows by Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars. The good news is that military personnel, vets, and family members (as verified by The Exchange) can get 25% off their subscription. The not-so-good news? The discount is only applicable to the annual plan, which is currently priced at $159.99/year. The annual plan removes ads, offers Dolby Atmos, and allows offline downloads, which is why it costs more than simply paying $9.99/month.

Paramount+ is a streaming service that has its fair share of on-demand and live content. The basic tier, which costs $7.99/month, streams titles from CBS, Nickelodeon, Showtime, and Paramount Studios. The premium tier, which costs, $12.99/month, offers all that plus live sports and your local CBS. It also removes ads and gives you the ability to watch offline. Paramount+ currently offers 50% off either plan to military personnel, veterans, and family members, as verified by SheerID. Unlike the others, this discount lasts until you decide to cancel your subscription.

Peacock is an on-demand service that streams NBC programs, Bravo shows, plenty of blockbuster films, and select live sports events. Peacock offers a 50% military discount, but it's only applicable to its ad-supported plan, Peacock Premium. Moreover, the discount, which lessens the monthly cost from $8 to $4, only lasts 12 months. After that, you'll have to pay the regular price.

Hulu is an on-demand streaming service that's home to many popular original content like The Handmaid's Tale, The Bear, Shogun, and Atlanta. It's also where you'll find ABC programs like Abbott Elementary and Grey's Anatomy. Military personnel, veterans, and family members get 40% off Hulu's ad-supported plan. Once you're verified via SheerID, that means you only have to pay $5.99/month instead of the usual $9.99/month.

SHOWTIME is an on-demand service operating in the US, with a monthly price of $10.99, and a yearly subscription also possible. The catalog of movies and original shows can also be accessed as an add-on to other streaming services such as Amazon Prime and Hulu.

While SHOWTIME was only available on Apple devices for a while, it has since expanded in availability to include Android, Amazon Fire and Playstation 4, and other services.

SHOWTIME on-demand is free for subscribers to the TV service.

Fubo is a live TV service that offers multiple channels and unlimited DVR. It's missing Turner-owned properties like TBS, truTV, CNN, and TNT, but it carries plenty of specialty and local sports channels. Fubo is on the pricer side, but military personnel and vets with a GovX account can redeem a voucher that saves them $10/month for two months. If you're still on the fence about subscribing, Fubo also offers a seven-day free trial.

If you’re a hardcore baseball fan, you’ll be glad to know you can tune in to your favorite pastime via MLB.TV, the league’s official streaming service. Previously MLB.TV offered All Teams and Single Team packages, but it’s replacing them with more affordable tiers that start at $5.99/month. The cheapest plan allows you to stream MLB Network 24/7 and tune into extensive baseball coverage and analyses, while the MLB.TV + At Bat plan, which costs $6.99/month, adds access to La Liga Dominicana (Spanish only), live Spring Training games, and archives from past seasons. An important reminder: if you’re still on the cord and have the MLB Extra Innings cable TV package, you’re likely entitled to a free MLB.TV subscription. Contact your provider to check whether you’re eligible.