Is it worth selling old books, DVDs, games and CDs online?

We review which site is best for selling DVDs, books and CDs

Over the years I’ve accumulated hundreds of CDs, books and DVDs. Yet thanks to Spotify, Netflix and my Kindle they’re just gathering dust. So if you want to sell books, CDs or DVDs then trade-in apps may be your answer. We put the market favourites to the test to see if you’ll make pennies or pounds from your unwanted items.

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Sites to sell CDs, books, games and DVDs

I looked at three different companies which all promise to buy your unwanted physical media and also compared these to what you could potentially make on eBay and Amazon Seller.

The apps I used were:

  • Music Magpie
  • We buy books
  • World of Books (known as Ziffit at the time of writing)

All three also work by entering details into a website if you don’t want to use a phone.

I also looked for others out there and it seems that MoMox and Zapper are not currently up and running.

How these buying sites work

  • Just scan the barcode with your phone and instantly receive an offer (or not) for your media.
  • Reach the minimum amount – one of the frustrations with some of these apps is you can’t trade in until you reach a minimum amount. This figure ranges from an achievable £5 through to £15, and when many items are offered to you for 10p, that’s quite a few to sell before you reach the threshold.
  • Package and post – once you’ve accepted the figures for the trade, you need to box the titles up. Most allow you to drop the box off, though some will collect by courier. There isn’t usually a charge for this.
  • Wait for payment – you only get paid once the items have been received and checked. With CDs, DVDs and games in particular this involves a condition check. If they aren’t of the desired quality you might get less cash, or even none at all.

How the trade-in apps fared

Having just moved house, I was still clearing out as I unpacked boxes and found books, CDs, DVDs and sheet music books that I hadn’t touched in years. So I grabbed five of each and used the apps below to see just how much money I could make. You can sell computer games too but I didn’t have any to sell.

I’ve summarised the results in this table so you can see how Ziffit (now World of Books), Music Magpie and We Buy Books compared:

Trading appAmount offered (for 24 items)Minimum payoutExtra incentives
We Buy Books£3.92£1510% extra with code APP10
World of Books (was Ziffit)£3.41£510% extra for new traders with code WELCOME10
Music Magpie£1.52£510% extra with code GET10EXTRA

We Buy Books

We Buy Books accepted a few more items than the others (10 out of 20) but offered slightly lower individual prices. And the funny thing is, quite contrary to their name, they didn’t accept any of the five books I tried to sell! That said, I’ve used them to sell books before and had some success, mostly 10p offers but I did get a random £6 offer for a grown-up version of a Where’s Wally book!

I was disappointed this time with their offer prices for the sheet music books. Most offers were around 50p which I guess is better than the price they offer for most books, but the one I found could possibly sell for around £25 on Amazon, they only offered just 12p for!

Summary: OK for sheet music books and DVDs but didn’t accept any of my reading books. It would take quite a lot of products to get to the £15 minimum for payout, so not great if you only have a few items to sell.

World of Books (was Ziffit)

Ziffit, as they were known as at the time of research, were good for their offers on the sheet music books and DVDs but only offered 10p on one book and made zero offers on the CDS. In total, they made offers for 9 out of the 20 items with prices ranging from 10p to 50p, so nothing to shout about. 

Summary: Good for sheet music, although don’t expect any offers higher than 50p. The £5 minimum payout is much more achievable and good if you have fewer items to sell. Not great for CDs or books in this particular case.

Music Magpie

Music Magpie would only take 7 out of 20 the items and the prices they offered were very low – in fact the best offer they gave was 40p for a Shawshank Redemption Blu Ray. They didn’t accept any of the books and offered just pennies for the sheet music books. They gave more offers for CDs than the other apps, but don’t expect anything big, the maximum was 22p.

Summary: Better than Ziffit and Music Magpie for CDs, but low prices across the board. £5 minimum payout is easier to achieve, so good if you’ve only a few items to get rid of.

Are these trade-in apps worth it?

From my test the answer is generally no. This kind of physical media just doesn’t hold its value, and with people also not really buying these items second hand, these websites don’t always offer a price which makes it worthwhile.

But you will get larger amounts for special editions, rare items, recent releases and textbooks, though you’ll probably get more for them on eBay.

And if you’re struggling for extra cash and don’t think you have the time to eBay your unwanted items, then these sites may just be the quick answer you’re looking for.

Are Amazon Seller and eBay better?

Since none of the buying apps came up trumps, I thought I’d compare their offers to what I could get elsewhere. CEX doesn’t buy books, but you can list these on eBay and Amazon (through Amazon Seller).

Obviously this is based on an estimate of what you could potentially make. For eBay, I looked at the same items and what price they are currently offered for. And for Amazon Seller, they give you the price after fees for the lowest price the item has sold at.

Other things to take into account are the photos, listing and packing for making Ebay sales, which all takes time and it would have to be done for individual items (although you could possibly sell in bulk). For Amazon Seller, if you go down the route of FBA (fulfilled by Amazon), then there are the storage fees to take into account if the products don’t sell.

And with both eBay and Amazon, there’s no definite sale. You could be holding on to the items for months or even years.

That could be an issue, unlike with the apps mentioned above where you have a definite income (once the products have been received and assessed).

How much could I make?

So what can I potentially make from Amazon Seller or eBay? Amazon Seller to me seems the best to go with but it requires some work. For the 20 products I’m planning to sell I could potentially make around £70 and on eBay about £60. But neither of these estimates are reality until the products sell.

Both estimates are a lot higher than the £3 odd offered by the buying apps above. The biggest difference in price I found between the trade-in apps and Amazon, was for a City of Angels music book. This was worth 43p on Ziffit and 12p on both We Buy Books and Music Magpie, yet Amazon predicts it could sell for £24.65.

That said, both Amazon Seller and eBay do require a lot more effort and man-hours than the trade-in sites, but I could make more money from them if my items go on to sell. But for convenience, the question is whether I should just take the £3.92 offered by We Buy Books!

Supermarket deals, offers and vouchers

Supermarket deals, including discounted gift cards, free chocolate, new online supermarket customer offers

There are so many supermarket-specific deals that we’ve moved this section away from our food and drink deals page. We’ll keep adding to the page as new offers appear.

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Free products

Morrisons, Co-op and Sainsbury’s: free Celsius energy drink

You can currently get some free Celsius from Morrisons. You need to sign up for the freebie first, then you’ll receive a barcode you can use at the till against any of the following:

  • Sparkling Mango Lemonade
  • Sparkling Strawberry Watermelon
  • Sparkling Kiwi Guava
  • Sparkling Raspberry Peach

This offer runs until 16 March 2026, or until 13,304 cans of Celsius have been claimed.

Grocery delivery offers

Iceland: £5 off your first online shop

Use code ICEFIVEOFF to save £5 on your first online shop over £45. There’s also free next day delivery too.

Zoom by Ocado: 20% off your first order

New to the speedy grocery delivery apps is Zoom by Ocado. Available in West London only at this time. Get 20% off your first order with the code WELCOME20.

Asda: £55 off for new delivery customers (over four shops) (ended)

Anyone who hasn’t had a delivery from Asda can get £55 off over their first four shops.

To get it, you need to register for Asda, and make sure that you opt into marketing.

You’ll then get a unique code in your emails within two hours that’ll get you £20 off your first shop.

You’ll then get £10 off your second and third shops and £15 off your fourth.

You have to spend at least £60 in each shop to get the discount. So your first one could be as low as £40, your second and third shops could be as low as £50 and your fourth shop could be as low as £45.

Only 23,000 customers can get the discount, so you need to use your first code quickly if you want to get it. It’ll expire on 31 January 2026 if they’re not already used.

Supermarket gift card offers

Cashback on supermarket gift cards

There are a number of apps that’ll give you money back when you buy gift cards, including some of the major supermarkets. Use these for your everyday shopping and you’ll be saving every time.

The key apps are:

We’ve written in more detail about them here, including some welcome offers to boost your savings.

Supermarket receipt cashback apps

You can often save a little extra on your groceries using supermarket cashback apps (read our review), and it’s worth checking to see if there are freebies.

Shopmium: £1 welcome offer

One of these cashback apps – Shopmium – offers a £1 boost to get you started.

Use the code KHMYEEFW to activate the offer. Once you have signed up you’ll need to buy an item listed on the app. Then scan your receipt to get both the cashback on the item and the £1 paid to your account.

There are always lots of other discounts and freebies on the app, so it’s worth browsing to see what else you can buy.

Supermarket cashback apps

Waitrose: 4% back via HyperJar

If you use your HyperJar card to spend at Waitrose, you’ll receive 4% back, beating the cashback rate from other options including most discounted giftcards.

However, the credit you receive can only be used on future Waitrose shops, so only go down this route if you are going to visit regularly.

You don’t need to activate the offer as it’ll automatically earn you the money when you spend.

The HyperJar account is free, though if you don’t use it within a 12 month period a £3 monthly fee is charged. This is easily avoided by setting up a standing order to transfer over £1 every year, though if you’re using it for cashback on spending or on gift cards, that’ll also count.

Christmas bonus schemes (ended)

Christmas saver schemes 2025

Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Iceland and Morrisons all tend to offer Christmas savings schemes. Depending on how much money you add to your account, you’ll get a bonus reward. You can use your savings for any shopping in-store or online at the selected supermarket.

The table below shows the deadlines and amounts you can earn for 2025.

SupermarketLast date to add moneyMaximum bonus
Tesco16 October 20256%
Morrisons31 October 20253%
Sainsbury’s1 November 20255%
Iceland4 November 202520%
Asda9 November 20255.3%
Co-op31 December 20254%

Expired offers

Various supermarkets: free Strongbow cider (4 pack) (ended)

If you purchase a 4-pack of Strongbow Strawberry from one of the participating supermarkets, you can claim back the cost (up to £6).

To get it, head to the promotional website, where it’ll prompt you to send a text message or WhatsApp.

Then, go to one of the participating stores and purchase a 4-pack of Strongbow. You’ll then be able to upload your receipt to the link sent back to you via WhatsApp where you can claim back the cost.

The list of participating stores isn’t completely clear, but you can definitely claim back from:

  • Tesco
  • Asda
  • Morrisons
  • Sainsbury’s
  • Co-op

Co-op: £5 off £30 spend on collection or delivery (ended)

You can currently get £5 off a £30 spend when you order a Co-op collection or delivery online and use the code SAVER5 at checkout. The offer runs until 23:59 on 17 June 2025.

It can’t be used against first-stage baby milk, cigarettes, tobacco or carrier bags, and Alcohol products will not count towards the minimum spend threshold. You also can’t use it in conjunction with any other offer.

There’s a delivery charge of at least £1.99 per order and this does not count towards the £30.

Iceland: 8 freezer items for £10 (ended)

Iceland is currently running a 8 for £10 multibuy offer. The offer is on Birds Eye products and includes pizzas, veggies, fish fingers and fish cakes, amongst other standard frozen items.

Most of the items in the offer would usually cost between £1.50 and £3, so it’s a good opportunity to fill up your freezer if these are items you’d usually buy anyway.

Amazon Fresh: £15 off each of your first three shops (ended)

Get £15 off a minimum spend of £60 on your first three shops with Amazon Fresh. Use the code WELCOMEFRESH at the checkout when you place your first order and the offer will be automatically applied to your next two orders. Offer expires 8 January 2025.

Morrisons on Amazon: £20 off each of your first three shops (expired)

If you’re new to Morrisons on Amazon, you’ll get £20 off each of your first three shops with the code NEW20OFF01, NEW20OFF02 and NEW20OFF03 for your first, second and third shops respectively. £70 minimum spend applies.

Co-op: five freezer items for £5 (expired)

Co-op is offering five freezer items for £5 for loyalty members (£6 if you’re not a member).

Included in the offer are:

  • Young’s Chip Shop 2 Fish Steaks
  • Birds Eye 12 Garden Peas
  • Whitby Seafoods Scampi Bites
  • McCain Oven Chips
  • Carte D’or Madagascan Vanilla Ice Cream

Offer expires 19 November

Food and drink deals

The best deals right now for some free or cheap food and drink

From lunch discounts and vouchers to free samples and deals, read on for the best food and drink deals currently available.

We’ve split the supermarket special offers and tea and coffee shop deals over to separate deals pages as there are just so many!

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Meal Deals

Valentine’s meal deals

If you’re opting for a night in rather than a meal out this Valentine’s Day, you could go for one of the supermarket dine-in meal deals — these tend to offer a starter, main, side, dessert and drink for two for a set price, with a couple offering an extra side. Here’s what’s on offer this year. Below, you can find the full menu for all of them (except Waitrose, which isn’t revealing all until 10 February).

SupermarketPriceOfferAvailable
M&S£25Starter, main, side, dessert and drink
See the menu
11 to 14 February
Waitrose£25Starter, main, side, dessert and drink
See the menu
10 to 15 February
Sainsbury’s£18 with a Nectar CardStarter, main, side, dessert and drink
See the menu
10 to 14 February
Morrisons£15Starter, main, side, dessert and drink
See the menu
5 to 14 February
Tesco£20Starter, main, two sides, dessert and drink
See the menu
9 to 14 February
Asda£12Starter, main, two sides, dessert and drink
See the menu
5 to 15 February

M&S

M&S describes this year’s Valentine’s meal deal to be of restaurant quality. You can get a starter, main, side, dessert and drink for two for £25.

The starters include:

  • 2 King Prawn and Lobster Thermidor Gratins
  • Caledonian Gold Salmon and King Prawn Shells
  • Charcuterie and Cheese Aperitivo Platter
  • Coquilles St Jacques
  • Handmade Dim Sum Flowers with Ponzu Dip
  • Nocellara Focaccia and Melting Camembert
  • Pork and Ham Hock Terrine

The mains include:

  • 2 British Beef Rump Steaks with Peppercorn Sauce
  • British Chicken Breast Paupiettes
  • British Duck Breasts with Hot Maple Glaze
  • British Sirloin Steaks with Garlic Butter
  • British Wagyu Beef Pie
  • Caramelised Onion, Butternut and Potato Rosti Stacks with Chimichurri Drizzle
  • Fillet Steak Beef Wellington with Red Wine Jus
  • Salmon and Prawn en Croutes

The sides include:

  • Asparagus and Tenderstem Broccoli
  • Creamy Potato Daupinoise
  • Creamy and Buttery Mashed Potato
  • Collection Five Cheese Macaroni Cheese
  • Rich and Cheesy Creamed Spinach
  • Rosemary and Sea Salt Hasselback Potatoes
  • Spring Greens, Petit Pois and Cavolo Nero
  • Triple Cooked Chips

The desserts include:

  • 2 Become One Chocolate Praline Heart
  • 2 Classic Vanilla Cheesecakes
  • Chocolate Orange and Nut Brownie
  • Chocolate and Caramel Millionaires Torte
  • Pistachio and Chocolate Spheres
  • Salted Caramel Profiteroles
  • Sicilian Lemon Possets
  • Fromagerie Small Cheese Selection

Drinks include:

  • Blends Apple and Mango
  • Blends Orange and Passion Fruit
  • Crémant de Bordeaux
  • Fizzero Rosé
  • M&S Classics Chianti
  • M&S Classics Claret Organic
  • M&S Classics Malbec
  • M&S Classics Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc
  • M&S Classics Pinot Grigio
  • M&S Classics Provence Rosé
  • M&S Prosecco
  • Prosecco Rosé Brut
  • Gin & Diet Tonic
  • Passion Star Martini Cocktail
  • Session IPA

Waitrose

This meal deal launches on 10 February and will cost £25. It’ll include Scallops & King Prawns in a sourdough crumb, Sirloin Steaks with Mixed Peppercorn Butter, Triple Cooked Fries with Cornish Sea Salt and Ruby Chocolate & Raspberry Mousses alongside a bottle of La Gioiosa Asolo Prosecco.

The full offering will be available to see on the website soon, hopefully.

Sainsbury’s

This is a slightly cheaper offering, but you’ll need a Nectar card to get it.

Starters include:

  • Vintage Cheddar & leek tarts
  • Prawn cocktail
  • Burrata & chorizo arancini
  • Tempura king prawns
  • Baking Camembert
  • Cauliflower bites with chipotle ketchup

Mains include:

  • Scottish salmon en croute
  • Rump steak with butter
  • Butternut squash & chickpea pie
  • Teriyaki duck legs
  • Pork fillet medallions
  • Beef bourguignon pie

Sides include:

  • Garlic & herb mash
  • Leeks, kale & green beans
  • Hasselback potatoes
  • Cauliflower cheese

Desserts include:

  • Sticky toffee pudding
  • Lemon tarts
  • Rhubarb cheesecake
  • Chocolate tarts

Drinks include:

  • Prosecco or Nozeco
  • Shiraz or Malbec
  • Coca-cola
  • Margarita
  • Sauvignon blanc
  • Grenache rosé

Morrisons

The Morrisons Valentine’s meal deal is just £15.

Starters include:

  • Pea & Ham Soup
  • 2 Prawn Cocktails With Marie Rose Sauce
  • Butternut Squash & Sage Soup
  • Scottish 2 Scallop & King Prawn Gratins
  • Roast Chicken & Vegetable Soup
  • Camembert Tear & Share Heart Wreath
  • 8 Spicy ‘Nduja Bites With Chilli Chutney
  • 2 Soft Set Scotch Eggs
  • 2 Goats Cheese,Cheddar & Onion Chutney Tarts
  • Continental Antipasti Platter

Mains include:

  • 2 Rump Steaks With Peppercorn Butter
  • 2 Shorthorn Beef Encroute & Mushroom Red Wine
  • Macaroni Cheese 700g
  • 2 Salmon En Croute
  • 2 Slow Cooked Duck Legs with Hoisin & Plum
  • Marry Me Chicken
  • Chicken With Peppercorn Butter & Cheddar
  • Pulled Beef Lasagne
  • Ultimate Mac ‘N’ Cheese

Sides include:

  • Dauphinoise Potatoes
  • Triple Cooked Chips 400g
  • Cauliflower Cheese
  • Roasted Baby Potatoes
  • Green Vegetable Medley
  • Flatbread With Wild Garlic
  • Creamed Spinach
  • Cheesy Mash
  • Green Vegetable Medley

Desserts include:

  • Gu Hot Chocolate Melt In The Middle Puddings
  • Gu Spanish Lemon Cheesecake Dessert
  • Lemon & Mascarpone Cheesecake Slices
  • All Butter Sticky Toffee Pudding
  • Gu Wild Strawberry & Clotted Cream Cheesecake
  • Vanilla & Raspberry Panna Cotta Heart 2 Pack
  • Amaretto Tiramisu Twinpack
  • Belgian Chocolate Orange Cheesecake Slices
  • Winterberry Shortbread Crumble
  • Melt In The Middle Chocolate Puddings

Drinks include:

  • Morrisons The Best Prosecco
  • Coca-Cola Original Taste 4 x 250ml
  • Pinot Grigio Rose
  • Organic Montepulciano D’Abruzzo
  • Peroni Nastro Azzurro Alcohol Free 0% Beer
  • Kylie Minogue Alcohol Free 0% Sparkling Rose Wine
  • Peroni Nastro Azzurro Bottled Beer
  • Cotes De Gascogne White Wine
  • Peroni Nastro Azzurro Gluten Free Beer
  • Stella Artois Gluten Free
  • London Essence Crisp Apple Soda
  • London Essence Pink Grapefruit Soda
  • London Essence Raspberry & Rose Soda
  • San Pellegrino Essenza Sparkling Water Cherry & Pomegranate
  • San Pellegrino Essenza Sparkling Water Tangerine & Strawberry
  • Diet Coke
  • Coca-Cola Zero Sugar

Tesco

The Tesco meal deal will launch on 9 February and will cost £20, but you’ll need a Tesco Clubcard. With this one, you get two sides instead of just one. Tesco Express stores will have the offer without the starter for £15.

Starters include:

  • Camembert with Garlic and Parsley Dough Balls
  • Antipasti Grazing Platter
  • Sundried Tomato and Burrata Arancini with Basil Pesto
  • Barber’s Vintage Cheddar and Caramelised Red Onion Tarts
  • Mediterranean-style Breaded Prawns with Hot Honey Dip
  • 6 Mushroom Parcels
  • Coquilles St Jacques
  • 2 Prawn Cocktails

Mains include:

  • Marry Me Chicken Kiev
  • Wild Garlic Stuffed Chicken with Beurre Blanc style Sauce
  • Salmon and Prawn En Croûte with West Country Cheddar Cheese & Prosecco Sauce
  • Beef Bourguignon Pies with Red Wine Jus
  • Confit Duck Legs with Port and Morello Cherry Glaze
  • British Rump Steaks with Café de Paris Style Melts
  • Lasagne Al Forno
  • Beef Featherblade with Rich Treacle Jus
  • Marry Me Chicken Risotto
  • Mushroom Stroganoff Pie

Sides include:

  • Rosemary and Parmesan Fries
  • Samphire, Petit Pois and Sliced Cabbage with Mint Dressing
  • Potato Rostis with Black Pepper Butter
  • Baby Potato Traybake with Chantenay Carrots and Tenderstem Broccoli
  • Triple Cook Chips with Cornish Sea Salt
  • Green Vegetable Medley
  • Al Forno Dauphinoise
  • Creamy Mash
  • Garlic and Parsley Ciabatta
  • Green Vegetable Gratin

Desserts include:

  • Macaron Hearts
  • Banoffee Pudding
  • Passionfruit and Pistachio Tarts
  • Belgian White Chocolate Delice Hearts with Raspberry and Prosecco Compôte
  • Salted Caramel Mousse with Caramelised Biscuit Crumb
  • Belgian Chocolate Brownie Heart
  • Rhubarb Crumble Panna Cotta

Drinks include:

  • Tesco Finest Prosecco Valdobbiadene DOCG
  • Tesco Finest South African Malbec
  • Tesco Finest South African Sauvignon Blanc
  • Tesco Finest South African Cinsault Rose
  • MOTH Margarita & Passionfruit Martini, 4-pack
  • Heineken, 4-pack
  • Nozeco
  • Heineken Alcohol Free, 4-pack
  • Coca Cola, 4-pack
  • Coca Cola Zero, 4-pack
  • Diet Coke, 4-pack
  • Bottle Green twin pack

Asda

The Asda Valentine’s Meal Deal offers the best value, at £12 for two people and offering two sides.

Starters include:

  • Mac & Cheese Bakes with Smoky Tomato Ketchup
  • 6 Tempura King Prawns
  • Heart Shaped Champagne Coquilles
  • Smoked Haddock Fishcakes with a Melting Cheddar Centre
  • Breaded No-Brie Hearts 250g
  • 2 Goat’s Cheese & Caramelised Onion Tarts
  • 2 Runny Scotch Eggs

Mains include:

  • Vegetable Wellingtons
  • 2 Beer Battered Haddock & Mushy Peas
  • Macaroni Cheese
  • Chicken, King Prawn & Chorizo Paella
  • Chicken Kiev with Wild Garlic Butter
  • Beef Casserole with Dumplings
  • Cottage Pie
  • 2 Slow Cooked Gammon Shanks with a Honey Mustard Glaze
  • Lasagne Al Forno
  • Fish Pie
  • Marry Me Chicken
  • Beef Bourguignon
  • Hot Honey & Goat’s Cheese Heart Ravioli
  • British Steak & Ale Pies
  • Bistro by ASDA 2 Salmon Fillets with Lemon Zest & Black Pepper
  • 2 Sirloin Steaks with Smoked Garlic & Pink Peppercorn Butter

Sides include:

  • Beef Dripping Skin on Chips
  • Triple Cook Chips
  • Tomato Mozzarella & Pesto Focaccia
  • Green Vegetable Medley
  • Cauliflower Cheese
  • Chantenay Carrots with Honey & Thyme
  • Potato Dauphinoise
  • Buttery Maris Piper Mash
  • Confit Garlic & Herb Baby Potatoes
  • Creamed Spinach

Desserts include:

  • Espresso Tiramisu Cups
  • 2 Melt in the Middle Belgian Chocolate Puddings
  • Sticky Toffee Pudding
  • Belgian Chocolate & Caramel Profiteroles
  • British Cheese Tasting Selection Dessert
  • Strawberries with Belgian Chocolate Dip
  • 2 Sicilian Lemon Baked Cheese Cakes
  • 6 Macaron Selection
  • Morello Cherry & Belgian Chocolate Tarts Dessert

Drinks include:

  • Kakapo
  • Fillipo Sansovino Prosecco
  • Voga Italia Italia Rosa
  • Bodacious
  • Kylie Minogue 0% Alcohol Free Sparkling Rosé
  • Light Elderflower and Crisp Apple Sparkling Pressé
  • Bottlegreen Light Elderflower and Crisp Apple Sparkling Pressé

Shop deals

Hotel Chocolat: free treat on your birthday

If you sign up to Hotel Chocolat’s VIP ME scheme you’ll get a free gift on your birthday (I got a free £5 voucher to spend), as well as other offers through the year such as 15% off your next purchase. You can only sign up in-stores.

Krispy Kreme: free doughnuts

Download the Krispy Kreme Rewards app to get a free Original Glazed doughnut when joining and another on your birthday. You’ll also get points every time you spend that can be spent in-store.

25% off Krispy Kreme

You’ll be able to get 25% off your doughnuts Sunday to Thursday if you have Meerkat Meals from Compare the Market. There’s a hack that’ll get you access to this for a year for £1, as well as 2-4-1 movies.

Hotel Chocolat: free chocolate reindeer (ended)

On 15 and 16 November 2025 you can get a free chocolate reindeer sample at any Hotel Chocolat store. You just need to find your closest store and ask to sample one. There’s a limited number of reindeer available, so be quick!

If you miss this tasting, Hotel Chocolat does tastings of velvetised hot chocolate or Velvetised Cream year-round.

Krispy Kreme: free donut for members on 4 July (ended)

Members of Krispy Kreme’s membership scheme can get a free glazed donut on the 4 July from one of its shops.

Just check your Krispy Kreme app and add the freebie to your wallet. To redeem show the member of staff the offer in your Rewards wallet as well as your Loyalty ID on the app.

You won’t be able to get the offer from supermarkets, garages or anywhere else, apart from the Krispy Kreme shops.

Recipe box discounts

We’ve written about recipe boxes in detail here, but below are some special offers.

Gousto: 75% off first box via Quidco

There are often voucher codes for Gousto, but if you’re new to Gousto and go via a cashback site you can save even more.

The deals seem to change fairly regularly and switch between TopCashback and Quidco, so it’s best to check both to see which is best.

At the time of writing, going via Quidco can get 50% off your first box, and up to £12 cashback on top.

So the most expensive box (four meals per box for four people) would normally cost £47.85, but the discount brings it down to £23.93. Add in the cashback and you’ll get the recipe box for £11.93 instead!

If you’re also new to Quidco, then you can get an additional new customer cashback bonus.

Hello Fresh: 66% off first box via TopCashback

If you go via TopCashback (this one also switches between the two cashback sites, so check Quidco too) for HelloFresh then you can get 50% off your first box and £10.20 cashback on top. When you order the largest box (five recipes a week for four people), it brings the total down to £21.30.

Here you can nab a new customer bonus for the cashback sites too if you’re new to either site.

Hello Fresh: free delivery with Amazon Prime

You can now get free delivery on your Hello Fresh deliveries for a year with an Amazon Prime membership. Delivery usually costs £4.99, so this could save you £20 a month if you get a box every week.

You’ve got to go here and sign in to your Amazon account where you can connect it with your Hello Fresh account. This works if you already use Hello Fresh. You get free delivery for a year if you keep your Prime membership.

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First time credit cards to build your credit score

If you don’t have any credit history or are looking to rebuild your credit report, then specialist credit cards could help.

Want to get a mortgage, credit card, loan or other form of borrowing? A healthy credit report can be the difference between acceptance and rejection, a good rate or a bad rate.

There are plenty of things you can do to strengthen your credit file – registering to vote through, paying bills on time checking your report for errors and having a bank account all help. And alongside these is to spend on a credit card.

That might seem counter-intuitive. Using a credit card is to spend money that isn’t yours. If you don’t need to borrow then surely it’s better to not have a card?

Well, what you’re doing by using a card showing you are a responsible borrower. That you can be given credit and pay it back.

Here’s more on how this helps your credit report and how to find the best credit building cards.

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Using credit cards to boost your credit file

There are some key rules you need to follow to make sure spending on a credit card helps rather than hurts your credit report.

Use them only for everyday spending

A very simple one to start. Having a credit card shouldn’t encourage you to buy things you wouldn’t normally be able to afford.

Instead use it only for everyday spending. I often suggest something like supermarket shopping or filling up on petrol. You might be able to pay some bills with your credit card too, though that won’t include your rent.

This way you’re just swapping spending on your debit card for spending on your credit card.

It helps to avoid temptation if you only take it with you when you are going to make that regular purchase, and leave it at home the rest of the time.

It doesn’t matter if you use it just once a month, or every day, it’s regular payments that matter. I would say you do want to be spending on it at least once a month though. Longer gaps will mean it takes longer to help boost your score.

Clear the card every month

It’s vital that you remember to pay off the card in full. This shows you are responsible and can pay back what your borrow. Big tick for that credit report.

But it also means you’ll avoid getting charged interest. Credit cards have high-interest rates, generally starting at 19% and going above 50%. This is added on each month to any money not cleared.

You can do this whenever you want, but it’s probably best not to do it as soon as you spend on the card as you need time for the spending to be reported to the credit reference agencies, which might just be monthly when the statement is issued.

You can do this manually via a bank transfer, but it’s probably better to set up a direct debit for the full amount. Doing this means you won’t forget, though you’ll need to ensure there’s enough cash in your linked current account to cover the payment.

If you can’t afford to pay the full amount you owe, then pay as much as you can. And that needs to be at least the minimum repayment. This varies and is set by the card provider. Fail to do this and you’ll be hit by charges and it’ll be shown on your credit file – going against the good work you’re doing to improve your credit score.

However, it’s worth pointing out that if you’ve not spent on the card and don’t owe anything, there will be no minimum to pay.

Watch out for spending the money twice

Though you’ll be spending on things you’d normally buy, that money doesn’t leave your current account until your pay off the card.

There’s the risk that you’ll see the extra cash in your bank account and forget you need it to clear the card. So you spend it elsewhere.

If you are worried about this you can actually transfer the money from your current account into a sub account (either a “pot” or “space” or a completely different one just for credit card spending) as soon as you spend.

Then you can pay the credit card bill from this account and be guaranteed to have enough cash set aside. It might be sensible to add a little extra in there in case you forget, but to be extra safe just put a note in your diary before the direct debit is due to leave the account that the balance is high enough.

Try not to use more than 30% of your credit limit

Lenders often look at something called “credit utilisation”. This is how much of your available credit you use.

Though it’ll be different for every credit card company, a good rule of thumb is to keep that level below 30%. The closer you are to this level each month the better it reflects on your overall report.

So if you have a £500 credit limit you don’t want to owe more than £150 on that card.

However, this isn’t a target to aim for. If you don’t have normal spending which you can put on a credit card to increase your credit utilisation, or if you’re worried about budgeting if you put too much on there, then stick to what you have. It’ll be worse to spend money you don’t have just to get closer to 30%.

Focus on credit building

There are a number of other reasons credit cards can be useful – extra consumer protection, cashback and rewards, 0% spending and cutting the cost of debts. But I’d try to not get distracted.

Keep it simple by just spending and repaying, spending and repaying, and so on, month after month. Once you’re comfortable with this, and your credit report has improved, you can look at better cards.

Applying for credit building credit cards

Some get caught in the vicious circle of not having enough of a credit history to get accepted for a credit card, but needing a credit card to help improve their report in order to get one. And every rejection makes it harder still to get another card.

So how do you avoid this?

Check your eligibility

Many credit card providers will let you undertake a ‘soft’ eligibility check before a full ‘hard’ application. Do this and you’ll know whether you’ll get the card or not, or at least see your chances of acceptance.

Personally, unless there’s a very specific card you are after, I’d go via a comparison site such as Money Saving Expert’s Credit Club. This will show you your chances against a range of different cards. You can then pick the card with the highest chance of acceptance.

Here’s more on how these checks work.

Look at specialist credit building credit cards

Though any spending and repaying on any credit card will help you improve your credit report, if you’re starting from scratch or have had problems with credit in the past you’ll probably want to look at a specific credit building card.

These are easier to get, but often come with restrictions. The interest rate for a start is likely to be higher than you’ll see on other cards. But this shouldn’t be an issue if you are clearing the balance completely each month.

You’ll also probably get a relatively low credit limit. But that is no bad thing either as it prevents you spending too much on the cards.

Watch out for representative APR

Though I’d encourage you to not get a credit card if you think you’re going to pay the interest charges, it makes sense to be aware of what you could be charged just in case.

Sadly it’s not as easy as just picking the card with the lowest rate as only 51% of successful applicants need to be offered the advertised rate – meaning 49% could pay more, sometimes a lot more.

Best first-time credit cards

The best first-time credit card is the one you’ve got the best chance of getting (so check that eligibility). But if you’ve got a choice I think these cards are worth considering as your first credit card. They’re designed for building credit and they come with some welcome cash if you’re accepted.

Tesco Bank Foundation Credit Card

  • £25 cashback via TopCashback
  • 1 bonus Clubcard point for every £4 spent at Tesco
  • 1 bonus Clubcard point for every £8 spent elsewhere
  • £200 to £1,500 credit limit
  • 29.9% APR

Going via TopCashback will earn you around £25 (the amount can vary). Once you have this card it offers money back when you spend – but don’t get too excited. You’d need to spend £100 a month for a year outside of Tesco to even make £1.50 – and that’s only if you are spending full multiples of £8 each time.

Barclaycard Forward Credit Card

  • £15 cashback via Quidco
  • £50 to £1,200 credit limit
  • 33.9% APR
  • 0% interest for six months on purchases and balance transfers

My final pick also comes with cashback when you successfully apply, this time via Quidco.

If you think you will have to pay interest then the rate will drop by 3% after year one and another 2% after year two if you make all your payments on time and stay within your credit limit. Of course, you might be able to get a lower rate straight off from another card.

How to save at the cinema every day of the week

Get cheap movie tickets so you don’t pay over the odds

If I can, I always try to see films at the cinema. The big screen, surround sound and darkened room make all the difference (though I’m not so fond of people chatting or checking their phones). Still, this is an expensive hobby so I do everything I can to get cheap movie tickets.

And I do pretty well at it too. It’s very rare for me to pay more than £5 or £6 – even in central London where prices are usually well over a tenner. In fact, out of the 19 films I saw at the cinema last year I managed to get the bulk of my tickets for free. Of the two were I parted with cash, one was a couple of quid to upgrade to 3D and the other wasn’t much more thanks to a 50% off voucher and off peak price.

These aren’t the only ways to get cheap movie tickets (we’ve listed all the tricks and deals in our huge cinema savings deals page) but these tricks show whatever day you want to see a movie, there’s a way to pay less – and even nothing at all.

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Midweek cinema deals

The cheapest days to go are always Monday to Thursday. Most cinemas have lower prices on these days, and cheaper still before 5pm. So it’s worth looking to see what your local cinema offers. However, there are ways to save even more so your ticket should cost less than £5.

Tuesday & Wednesday – 2 for 1 tickets with Meerkat Movies

This is a fantastic saving at most cinemas. You need to buy an insurance policy via Compare the Market (there’s a trick so this costs just £1), and you’ll then get access to Meerkat Movies for 12 months.

Meerkat Movies gives a code so you can buy one ticket and get one free. The promotion is valid on Tuesday and Wednesday, though you can only take advantage of the offer once a week.

Everyman: 2-4-1 on Wednesdays via Times+

If you subscribe to the Times you’ll get access to Times+ offers, including a rare two-for-one ticket to Everyman cinemas. You can claim one code each week and it can only be used on Wednesdays.

There’s often a free or cheap trial available for the Times so you can try it out or just get it for a one-off visit.

Odeon: £4 ticket via Amazon

Amazon Prime members can get two tickets for £10 to be used Monday to Thursday. You can get a code once a month.

Weekend only cinema deals

Cinemas charge a fair bit more from Friday to Sunday, and there are less deals that will save you money at the weekend. Personally I’d save any tickets that can be used any day of the week for the weekend (more of these in the next section).

Friday to Sunday – £3 ticket for Cineworld or Picturehouse via Three

The Three+ loyalty app has a cinema deal and at £3 a ticket it’s a decent saving for Cineworld and Picturehouse.

You can show the code at the box office to get your ticket, but if you book online there’s a 75p to 90p fee on top.

You can get the Three+ app even if you’re with a different network thanks to a trick where you top up a Three Pay-as-you-go SIM every 90 days. If you’re going on a weekly basis that could be worth it, even once a month could save you cash – depending on the full price of a ticket at your local.

All week cinema deals

These are all good deals, but I’d prioritise using these tickets for more expensive weekend showings rather than cheaper mid-week screenings so you get the best value.

Six free tickets for Vue or Odeon via Lloyds

If you open up a Lloyds Club current account you’ll be given six free cinema tickets every year. You can choose between Vue or Odeon, though you can’t mix and match.

You can only have one personal account, though couples can also get a joint account. So between the two of your that’s 18 tickets up for grabs.

There is a fee of £5 a month for this account, but it’s not charged if you pay in £2,000 a month. This might seem like a lot, but it doesn’t need to stay in your account nor be added in one go. You can transfer the money in when you get paid, then straight back out again.

Free tickets via Sky or Vitality

If you have Sky Cinema you can get two free Vue tickets each month – though it might not be the cheapest option for your TV, so it’s not a reason to stick around.

While anyone with Vitality, perhaps health insurance via work, can claim a free Odeon or Vue ticket each month if they hit enough activity points.

Up to 40% off with other memberships

There are a number of schemes and memberships that give discounts at most big cinema chains and many independent ones too. Though the schemes look similar, prices might be different so it can be worth looking at one for two.

Often these are available via your employer’s “work perks” scheme, but Santander customers can also get access for free via Santander Boosts, and Lidl often gives free membership too via it’s Lidl Plus app.

Other ways to take advantage are paid for, though look for free trials. Tastecard is another good one that also gives restaurant discounts (here are the best deals), while Kids Pass gives additional savings for children’s attractions. 

However, these don’t always work out cheaper, so check the prices at your local cinema before buying tickets via these schemes, but you can get cheap trials of both to give them a go.

£4.50 Vue tickets via O2 and Octoplus

Those with Octopus energy can get two Vue tickets for £8 every week. Just go to the Octoplus loyalty tab in your account. Vouchers last seven days.

The O2 Priority mobile SIM loyalty programme cinema deal is similar. You can pick up two tickets for £9, or four for £18, meaning you’ll pay just £4.50 each. From time to time it’s cut to £7 for two. Codes are released at the start of each month.

You’ll get access to O2 Priority if your phone is with O2 or broadband is via Virgin Media, though this hack means anyone can buy a PAYG SIM and top up by £10 every six months (at the most) to get access.

£4 Odeon tickets via Vodafone

There’s a similar offer for Vodafone users, this time for Odeon tickets. You can get two tickets for £8 or four for £16, though with a £1 booking fee. However you can only use them in a single booking.

One Vue a month & more via Monzo for £7

£7 a month for a Vue ticket via a Monzo Perks current account isn’t going to be the best deal out there. But for the fee you also get an annual railcard, Uber One membership and a weekly Greggs freebie. Take advantage of these and that ticket could actually cost you just a few quid.

Get a membership

If you go on a weekly basis then memberships can work out cheaper. We’ve written here about the different schemes which run at Odeon, Cineworld, Curzon and Everyman.

Other cheap movie ticket deals

There are always other special offers running that could get you cheap or free tickets. These include discounted gift cards (which you can use alongside other offers as payment) and flash sales.

We’ve listed special offers and other tricks to save at all the major and independent chains in our ultimate cinema savings page. Have a look to see what the latest offers are.

The best cinema deals

Our pick of the best offers in our dedicated cinema deals page

Cheap cinema ticket offers and deals

All of the deals for ODEON, Vue, Cineworld, Everyman, Picturehouse and more!

In this article you’ll find all the latest cinema ticket deals and offers, starting with the ones you can’t miss, then some chain specific offers, and then a few more well worth a look.

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Top cinema offers

2-4-1 via Meerkat Movies for £1

One of the most popular cinema deals is Meerkat Movies. Once a week you can access a code to get buy-one-get-one-free tickets on a Tuesday or Wednesday. You can use this deal at most UK cinemas all year (though not Everyman or Curzon). 

You get access through buying an insurance policy via Compare the Market, but we’ve got a hack that’ll get you access for just £1 each year.

Free tickets via your bank

Vue/ODEON: six tickets via Lloyds 

You can get six free ODEON or Vue tickets if you open a Club Lloyds bank account. You’ll need to deposit £2,000 into the account each month to avoid a fee, but that’s easily done.

At Vue cinemas, your vouchers also entitle you to half price popcorn. At ODEON cinemas, you can redeem your vouchers at ODEON Kids Screenings, which come with a free kids-size popcorn per ticket.

Vue: free Vue ticket via £7 Monzo Perks

You can claim a free, standard ticket at any Vue in the UK every month. You can upgrade to a VIP, 3D, recliner or IMAX ticket but you’ll pay an extra fee.

You’ll need to use the code before the end of each calendar month, but it can be for a screening at a later date. Monzo Perks costs £7 per month and comes with a range of money saving benefits, including an annual Railcard and weekly Greggs freebies.

Cashback on cinema gift cards

Whether you’re buying a full price ticket, or stacking with other offers featured on this page, you’ll save a little by using a discounted gift card.

Some of these are special offers at retailers like Tesco or Amazon where you save when you buy. When these are available we’ll share them as featured deals.

Others will learn you cashback on your gift card purchase, and these tend to run all year around via these apps:

Up to 40% off via other memberships

There’s a good chance you can save up to 40% on cinema tickets via an existing membership or account – and if not, you could sign up as a new customer. 

The likes of Tastecard, Mastercard and Lidl offer you access to a service called Cinema Society which sells reduced tickets for ODEON, Vue, Picturehouse, Showcase, Cineworld, Empire and other independent cinemas. 

This can be a good way to save, but watch out as you might find your local cinema is cheaper itself when you buy direct! Or some of the other deals we’ve shared on this page could also work out better value.

In some cases you’ll need to pay for the initial membership, but others are free. Though you can find these in a number of places (check any work perk schemes for instance), here’s some of the more common ones you might have access to.

Available for free with other accounts:

Included with paid membership:

Other top cinema deals

We’ve listed more offers, both specific to the different chains and across different cinemas, below, but these ones in particular are worth a look:

  • Everyman: 2-4-1 Wednesday with Times+
  • Escapes: free film preview tickets

ODEON ticket deals and offers

Don’t forget we may have featured some ODEON deals in our ‘Top cinema deals’ section above, including how to hack 2-4-1 tickets for £1.

ODEON: up to 68% off Luxe or standard tickets with Wowcher

Deal expiry: until it sells out

You can get a big discount if you buy tickets in pairs or in a group of 5 thanks to a deal currently running on Wowcher.

The deal can be used at 93 ODEON cinemas across the country and is valid 7 days a week.

You can buy:

  • Five tickets for a 2D movie for £20.99 (68% saving)
  • Two tickets for a 2D movie for £10.99 (58% saving)

Tickets are valid for for the most popular seat types (classic, saver, recliner and luxe recliner), and you can use them together or on separate dates.

You can redeem your tickets online and at the box office of cinemas themselves. They’re Valid any day from 30 January to 26 February 2026.

Tickets exclude Event Cinema, premieres, special events, and non-public screenings. They are not valid with other offers, food/drink bundles, or myLIMITLESS memberships.

ODEON: discounts and points via ODEON Extras

Deal expiry: Ongoing offer

Sign up for free to ODEON Extras scheme to earn points and other savings. You’ll get the following:

  • Tickets from £4.50 every Monday
  • A birthday treat (possibly a large popcorn and drink combo)
  • 500 points on joining
  • 25 points for every £1 spent

If you watch two films in three consecutive months you’ll get a free upgrade to ODEON Extras Plus. You’ll need to make another two visits every six months to keep at this level. Extras Plus will get you more and is still free:

  • 50 points for every £1 spent
  • 10% off tickets when you book online
  • An improved birthday treat
  • Invites to member screenings
  • Large popcorn for the price of a medium

You’ll need to earn a few points before you can use them. You’ll be able to swap as follows:

  • 5,000 points for a £5 food and drink voucher
  • 7,000 points for a standard seat ticket
  • 10,000 points for recliner seat ticket

So you’ll need to spend £280 to claim that free standard ticket on the base level Extras membership! If a ticket costs £10, that’ll be 14 tickets.

Points will expire 24 months after they’re earned, so don’t forget to use them.

ODEON: two tickets for £8 for Vodafone customers (+£1 booking fee)

Deal expiry: Ongoing offer

If you’re a Vodafone customer then you can get two ODEON cinema tickets every week with VeryMe Rewards. You can do this once each week for any film showing at any time.

Two standard tickets will cost £8, while two Luxe tickets cost £13.

You can also get four standard for £16 and four Luxe for £26.

The voucher can only be used on the same screening, so you couldn’t use it for one ticket at two screenings for example.

You’ll need to pay an additional £1 booking fee when using the voucher on the ODEON website, though this covers the whole booking. If you use it at the box office you won’t pay this extra charge.

To get it, you just need to tap on ‘Rewards’ in the Vodafone app and claim the offer.

If you don’t have Vodafone this hack could get you access to the various offers.

ODEON: cheaper online tickets

Deal expiry: Ongoing offer

If you book online ahead of your trip rather than buying tickets upon arrival then you get cheaper cinema tickets at ODEON. 

You’ll get charged a £1 booking fee online (included in the price you see), so check that special offers aren’t better at the box office.

Vue ticket deals and offers

Don’t forget we may have featured some Vue deals in our ‘Top cinema deals’ section above, including free tickets via bank accounts.

Vue: free tickets via Club Perks

Vue have launched a new reward scheme called Club Vue. Each time you buy a ticket you’ll get a stamp, and once you have 10 stamps you’ll get a free ticket. There are also ‘bonus treats’, so something to look out for.

You need to download the Club Vue app and join the free Vue Member scheme.

There’s only one stamp per booking, so you might want to book multiple seats separately. You’ll also only get the stamp if you book in advance on the app or website, and not via the box office.

The free ticket is for a standard 2D showing, so won’t work for 3D or other premium tickets though you can pay extra to upgrade. You’ve three months to use the free ticket once it’s been issued, and you can use it online or in person.

This appears to work with free tickets too, such as those from Lloyds Bank or Vitality, so you might not even need to spend anything to get a stamp.

Vue: two free tickets for Sky Cinema customers

Deal expiry: Ongoing offer

If you’ve got Sky Cinema, you can get two free standard Vue cinema tickets every month. The tickets can be used at any Vue cinema in the UK or Ireland, at any time Sunday – Thursday.

You’ll need the MySky app to get access to this offer, where you’ll find a code to use online and a QR code to use in the cinema. 

There’s a limit to how many free tickets Sky gives out each month, so you may need to get in early.

Vue: two tickets for £9 with O2 and Virgin Media

If you’re a broadband customer with O2 or Virgin Media you can use the O2 Priority app for discounted tickets.

You can get two Vue tickets for £9 every week or four for £18 to use on any day, at any Vue location.

There’s also 20% off food and drinks.

You can get a new code at 10am each Monday and it’s valid until Sunday of the same week. You can only take advantage once a month.

If you don’t have O2 Priority, this hack can give it to you for £10 every six months.

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Cineworld and Picturehouse cheap tickets

Don’t forget we may have featured some other deals in our ‘Top cinema deals’ section above, including how to hack 2-4-1 tickets for £1.

We’ve also details of Cineworld and Picturehouse memberships later on this page.

Cineworld: £5 Tesco Tuesdays

Each Tuesday you can use a Tesco Clubcard Cineworld voucher that’ll cost you £2.50 in points for a £5 ticket.

You can get up to four 2D tickets with the offer, and it includes the booking fee. You need to pick “Clubcard ticket” when booking on the Cineworld website.

If you don’t have enough points to transfer, you can transfer a portion into vouchers and pay the difference for the ticket. You’ll need at least 50p in Clubcard points.

Cineworld/Picturehouse: £3 tickets via Three+

Deal expiry: Ongoing offer

Every week, Three+ customers can nab a code for a discounted ticket to use Friday to Sunday. Codes are available from Monday. It’s for 2D screenings only, though you can pay to upgrade.

Picturehouse Central and Picturehouse Fulham Road are excluded. You’ll pay a booking fee to redeem the code online, but it’s free to use in the foyer.

Cineworld: 2 for £10 via First Direct

First Direct account holders can claim two tickets for a tenner every week. You need to sign up for the free First Direct Perks scheme to access the deal.

Picturehouse: Happy Mondays

All day, every Monday (excluding bank holidays) you can watch any film at a discounted rate at every single Picturehouse. 

The most you’ll pay for a standard ticket on Happy Monday is £8.20, or £10.20 at Picturehouse Central.

Everyman cinema ticket deals and offers

Everyman offers are pretty rare!

Everyman: 2-4-1 Wednesday with Times+

If you subscribe to The Times, you’ll be able to get two-for-one tickets at Everyman on Wednesdays. You can get a one month free trial or £3 for 3 months then it’s a pricey £26 a month. 

Showcase ticket deals and offers

Don’t forget we may have featured some other deals in our ‘Top cinema deals’ section above, including how to hack 2-4-1 tickets for £1.

Showcase: 10% back via Insider scheme

Showcase Insider is a free loyalty program. Members earn 10% of spend back on ticket, snack and drink purchases to use on future visits. 

Members also get discounted admission tickets, sometimes as low as £4.99 on Saver Mondays.

Other cinema deals and offers

Don’t forget we have featured some other deals in our ‘Top cinema deals’ section above, including how to hack 2-4-1 tickets for £1.

25% off MyLimitless

Odeon is running it’s New Year Sale already, offering 25% off its annual subscription. It’s £139, usually £186. Limitless Plus is reduced to £164, usually £219.

This makes it just over £11.50 per month, so if you’re a regular cinema-goer, it could be well worth it.

You can only get this when you buy a whole year upfront between 22 December 2025 and 31 January 2026.

Escapes: free film preview tickets

With Cinematik, you can get free tickets to select films for free. Each month, a film is voted to be screened and you can book to see it on a specific day. You can book a maximum of one ticket per screening. You also have the option to reserve an additional ticket for a guest, which they’ll need to confirm separately via a shareable invite link.

The cinemas taking part are mainly local independent ones, but there are Picturehouse and Reel cinemas included. There’s a full list of all participating cinemas on the Cinematik website.

Mubi Go: free ticket every week

Deal expiry: Ongoing offer

Mubi is an online streaming service. For £11.99 a month you get a classic, world cinema or art-house flick to watch, with the curated selection adding a new film every day.

For an extra £7 per month you also get a free cinema ticket every week via the Mubi Go service. There’s a 7-day free trial and if you sign up for an annual membership, you’ll save 33%.

You typically won’t be able to watch blockbusters, instead there’s a specific new film every week. You can go to see that film once, and another film choice will be given the following week. 

With many of the films being smaller, they’ll have limited releases, so if you don’t live in a big city there’s a good chance you won’t be able to take advantage every week as not all the films will be shown at all cinemas.

Vitality: free ODEON/Vue ticket each month

Deal expiry: Ongoing offer

If you’ve got a Vitality membership, usually offered as a healthcare perk with employers, then you can nab yourself a free Vue or ODEON ticket once each month.

You now need to get a four-week streak, where you earn at least 12 points each week. You can then claim the free ticket in the app.

Enter your code on the cinema’s website when booking your tickets.

Fever: discounts at Vue, Cineworld & ODEON

You can buy a ticket from £5.60 to use for movies at Vue, Cineworld or ODEON with the entertainment site Fever.

The actual price you’ll pay varies by location. If you have a larger town or city close by, you could get a better discount by choosing a cinema there instead. 

You can also use a refer-a-friend link to save £4.

Again, do check you can’t get a ticket for less via a different offer before buying.

Here’s what you need to know about getting discounted tickets with Fever:

ODEON: you can get a standard 2D ticket at select cinemas in the UK. It’s not valid at Luxe locations or the Islington Luxe & Dine. If you want to upgrade to IMAX, 3D or recliner seats, you’ll have to pay extra. 

You can use the voucher online via the ODEON website or app, but there’s a £1 fee per ticket. You can also redeem the voucher at cinema kiosks – but not at the box office. The voucher can’t be used for special screenings or events and can’t be combined with other offers.

Vue: you can get a ticket for a film either online or via the Box Office. Each voucher is only valid once and if you cancel your booking, you won’t get it back. 

It’s not valid for premieres, special events or things like Mini Mornings or Scene screenings. With a Super Saver voucher, you can book general 2D seating, while VIP vouchers give more options, including recliners and 3D screenings (with an upgrade fee). 

Cineworld: you can get a ticket for any standard 2D film, but if you want to upgrade to 3D, IMAX or 4DX you’ll have to pay extra (plus the cost of 3D glasses if needed). If you’re booking online, there’s a small fee added.

You can’t use this ticket for Event Cinema, special screenings, Movies for Juniors or ViP seats though, so check before booking.

Cheap kids cinema tickets

Kids tickets from £2.49

Most of the big chains have deals where you can get cheaper kids or family tickets. Here’s our roundup of what’s on offer:

ODEON: £2.75 per ticket – you’ll get the same cheap price for both adults and kids at weekends and school holidays.

ODEON: Family ticket – you can get adult tickets at child prices for the same film. You’ll see the option at check out for an adult and child combo ticket.

Vue: tickets for £2.49 – Vue Mighty Mornings are kids screenings on Saturday and Sunday mornings at 10am and every day of the school holidays.

Cineworld: from £2.50 – kids and adults pay the same price via Movies for Juniors.

Picturehouse: from £3.30 per ticket – kids’ Club screenings are shown every Saturday morning and prices depend on the cinema you visit. There’s also preschool specials, exclusively for preschool children and the adult goes for free. With the family ticket option, adults only pay kids prices. It’s for four people, at least two must be under 15 (e.g. two adults and two kids or one adult and three kids).

Cheap over 60s cinema tickets

Over 60s tickets from £3.50

ODEON, Cineworld and Picturehouse have cheaper tickets for over 60s (Vue don’t have anything on offer at the moment). Here’s our roundup of the deals:

ODEON: from £3.50 per ticket – ODEON Silvers has screenings during quieter times of the day with a selection of new releases or classic films. Tickets with standard seats are £3.50 when you book as a myODEON member online and £4.50 in-cinema. Standard seats are £4.00 when you book online as a guest and £5.00 in cinema. The price includes tea, coffee and biscuits, served before the film.

Cineworld: tickets for £4.50 – CineSeniors runs every Wednesday and you also get complimentary hot drinks and biscuits.

Picturehouse: discounted tickets – Silver Screen is a free-to-join club for over-60s. Members get a free tea or coffee at Silver Screen shows. 

Memberships

These memberships could save you money on tickets – if you go frequently enough.

ODEON myLimitless: from £14.99 a month

Deal expiry: Ongoing offer

ODEON myLimitless is an annual membership that allows you to see as many films as you like in ODEON cinemas. You pay £14.99 per month or £17.99 for myLimitless Plus, which also gets you ODEON Luxe, seat upgrades and screen upgrades. 

If you go via a cashback site, you could cut the cost even more. With TopCashback you can get up to £4.25 of the price back on your first payment. Plus, you could get a welcome bonus offer.

ODEON sometimes offer discounts on annual membership, and we’ll share them here when they run.

Cineworld Unlimited Card: from £10.99 a month

Deal expiry: Ongoing offer

If you frequently go to a Cineworld, its Unlimited Card lets you go as much as you want (2D only). The minimum subscription is 3 months and starts at £10.99 a month, going up to £21.90. 

Each cinema is bracketed into a group – the amount you pay depends on the group your cinema falls in. The Cineworld website has a full list of which cinemas are in which groups

  • Group 1 cinemas – £10.99 a month
  • Group 2 cinemas – £16.99 a month
  • Group 3 cinemas – £19.40 a month
  • Group 4 cinemas – £21.90 a month

Members are also invited to preview screenings and get 10% off food and drink. If you continue your subscription for a second year, membership then includes 3D films and the food discount goes up to 25%. 

There’s also a referral scheme where you get an extra month for free if you get a mate to sign up.

We’ll share any discounts on membership here when they’re available.

Take a friend for free from 23 January to 12 February

If you’re a Cineworld Unlimited member and were registered by 20 January 2026, you can take a friend for free until 12 February.

The free ticket can be a 2D ticket only at any Cineworld cinemas.

Picturehouse: free tickets and £3 off with memberships

Picturehouse memberships give you free tickets and discounts at any Picturehouse cinema. The free tickets are sometimes restricted to your member cinema so it’s best to save them for the weekends when prices go up.

There’s two tiers of membership – Member and Member Plus. The Member option gives you five free tickets and costs between £57 and £97 per year depending on the member cinema you join. 

Member Plus gives you an extra card so you can split the costs with a mate or family member. You’ll get ten free tickets and it costs between £100 and £170 per year. 

After the freebies you’ll also get £3 off our further tickets.

Members also get a 10% discount on food and drink, free previews, no online booking fees and occasional other freebies.

At certain points in the year there are discounts on memberships, and we’ll share them here if they’re any good.

Everyman Memberships

There are a few options here, though the basic one (i.e. cheapest) allows you to take a friend for free on Mondays. You also get six free tickets for the £89 cost.

The next level up costs £325 a year, and comes with 24 free tickets. After this you can spend £680 and get unlimited tickets for two for a year.

Curzon Membership

For £65 (£50 concessions) you can get an annual “Classic” membership. This comes with five credits to use for free tickets or at home streams. You can use the credit to buy tickets for yourself and guests. There’s a further 20% discount for you and a guest on other tickets. You’ll also get 10% off drinks and snacks.

If you go to a Curzon a lot, there is a £285 “Cult” option. This annual membership gives you five free credits a week. Use them all and it’s just £1.10 a ticket! You can’t use the credits to get a ticket for a guest. If you want to pay monthly it’s £25 a month, but you’re still tied in for 12 months.

The Cult + membership doubles down with 10 free tickets a week (which are valid for events such as theatre and ballet screenings) and an additional cardholder. It comes in at £850 a year.

Expired deals

Vue: two tickets for £9.50 (not currently running)

Groupon is offering two tickets for £9.50 or five for £22 to use at Vue.

You can only use them to book online, though you can use them across multiple visits if you want.

You’ll need to pay £2 extra to use in London or recliner seats. Here’s the full list of where this applies:

Vue Basingstoke Festival Place | Vue Bolton | Vue Bristol Cribbs | Vue Bromley | Vue Cheshire Oaks | Vue Croydon Grants | Vue Croydon Purley Way | Vue Cwmbran | Vue Edinburgh Ocean | Vue Edinburgh Omni | Vue Eltham | Vue Exeter | Vue Finchley North | Vue Finchley Road | Vue Fulham Broadway | Vue Glasgow St Enoch | Vue Harrow | Vue Hartlepool | Vue Islington | Vue Leeds Kirkstall | Vue Leeds Light | Vue Manchester Printworks | Vue Manchester Red | Vue Newcastle UL | Vue Norwich | Vue Northampton | Vue Piccadilly | Vue Plymouth | Vue Poole | Vue Portsmouth | Vue Preston | Vue Shepherds Bush | Vue Southport | Vue Swindon | Vue Thanet | Vue Watford | Vue West End | Vue Westfield | Vue Westfield Stratford | Vue Wood Green | Vue York

Tickets last until 20 November 2025.

Cineworld: 25% off Cineworld Unlimited (ended)

You can currently get 25% off a new Cineworld Unlimited subscription if you use the code UNLIMITED25 between 30 June and 13 July 2025. The price of a membership depends on the cinema that you’re signing up for and your subscription period.

You’ll also get 10% off snacks and 25% off at partner restaurants.

ODEON: 15% off gift cards at Tesco (ended)

Deal expiry: 10 August 2025

Tesco is selling Odeon gift cards with a 15% discount. You can use these to pay as normal for any ticket, including those which are discounted, such as using Meerkat Movies or the two for £10 voucher via Amazon Prime.

ODEON: 20% off gift cards at Tesco – expired

Deal expiry: 22 December

Get 20% off ODEON e-giftcards from Tesco until 22 December. The discount applies to e-giftcards valued between £5 and £25. These e-giftcards are valid for two years.

Vue: tickets from £4 each with Wowcher (expired)

Deal expiry: 14 May 2025

You can buy bundles of Vue tickets on Wowcher, either two, five or ten, and you’ll get them at a much lower price. Two tickets cost £9.50 – making it £4.75 a ticket. For five tickets, you’ll spend £22 (£4.40 per ticket), and ten tickets cost £40, making it £4 per ticket.

You can use the tickets for Standard 2D screenings, sitting in super saver seats.

You’ll have til 18 May to use the tickets, but check that your cinema is listed, as there are some exclusions, and some cinemas will charge you a £2 surcharge when redeeming it – check this list in “The Fine Print”.

To get it, go to Wowcher and search “Vue” to find the offer.

Cineworld: two tickets for £12.95 with Wowcher (expired)

Deal expiry: 31 March 2025 (though may be extended)

You can buy two Standard Cineworld tickets on Wowcher for £12, plus a £0.95 booking fee when booking the tickets.

You’ll have til 31 March to use the tickets, but check that your cinema is listed, as there are some exclusions. There’s an uplift fee for things like 3D screenings or IMAX. And be aware that you need to use them both at the same time.

To get it, go to Wowcher and search “Cineworld” to find the offer.

TNT Sports deals and offers (February 2026)

The cheapest ways to watch TNT Sports on your TV or app

If you want to watch Premier League and Champions League football, Premiership Rugby, along with other sports, on TNT Sports, then you’ll need to sign up via your pay TV provider or use the Discovery+ streaming service.

Here are the best offers right now to save you cash.

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What is TNT Sports?

TNT Sports is the new name for BT Sports. It now sits under the Discovery brand, though you can add just the TNT Sports channels to your Sky, Virgin and other pay TV services.

The channels are:

  • TNT Sports 1, 2, 3, and 4: available in standard and high definition, plus six red-button channels.
  • TNT Sports Ultimate: stream select events in 4K HDR and Dolby Atmos (with a compatible device).
  • TNT Sports Box Office: get pay-per-view access to exciting sports events (for both subscribers and non-subscribers).

You can read more via this link about what the change means for existing BT Sport customers.

Get it via Discovery +

Monthly for £30.99 a month

This tier of streaming service Discovery+ gets you all the TNT Sports channels to watch via the Discovery+ app on your TV, smart stick, games console, computer, tablet or phone.

For an extra £3 a month you can also get lifestyle channels such as TLC, Quest and Discovery.

This is a monthly pass and you can cancel at anytime. This effectively replaces the old BT Sport monthly pass, though the difference is this will renew if you don’t cancel.

Get it via BT

Check if it’s already included

Some BT Broadband customers, usually long standing ones who used to get BT Sports for free, may now have access to the full Discovery+ Premium package for free.

You’ll be able to tell by checking eligibility here.

Add it to BT broadband from £20/mth

If you get your internet services from BT then you can get the TNT Sport channels for an extra charge each month by adding BT TV. The sports packages starts from £20 a month.

Although you can still watch via the BT Sport App you’ll need to move to the Discovery+ app in due course.

If you’re adding it to an existing BT contract then it could mean you start a new contract for all your BT services, possibly for 24 months.

Make sure you shop around for deals that’ll bring the price down, such as using cashback sites for an added bonus.

Get it via EE

If your mobile phone contract is with EE you can buy passes to watch on your phone using the Discovery+ app.

There are add-ons that let you watch it via the BT Sport app on your TV or improve picture quality to 4K.

Check if it’s already included

Some EE and BT Mobile customers that got BT Sports for free may now have access to the full Discovery+ Premium package for free.

You’ll be able to tell by checking eligibility here.

£20 a month mobile pass via EE

EE customers can get access to the TNT Sports via a Discovery+ Premium pass that costs £20 a month. You need to text SPORT to 150 to start your subscription. You can cancel anytime.

“Free” with EE Inclusive Extras

If you have a reasonably expensive contract with EE (via the Full Works plan), you can choose TNT Sports as one of your Inclusive Extras.

TNT Sports is probably the most expensive of the options, though alternatives include:

  • Apple One Individual
  • Google One Premium AI Plan
  • Netflix Premium
  • Xbox Game Pass Ultimate

Though there will be cheaper SIM deals out there, with EE or another network, it is much less than getting TNT Sports (and Discovery+) direct from the streaming service. The difference though is you’re committing to a 24 month contract, and prices will likely increase each spring with inflation.

Ultimately you’re probably better off shopping around for a cheaper SIM-only deal and getting TNT Sports as and when you need it.

Get it via O2

Save £6 a month via O2

Add TNT Sports to your O2 mobile contract and you’ll get charged a lower £26.99 a month, and then also get £2 credited back to your account each month.

There’s no long term commitment, so you can cancel at any time.

Watch TNT Sports for free

Watch the Europa League, Conference & Champions League final for free

Though TNT Sports has the rights to show the finals of all European competitions, they’re continuing the offer to watch them for free without a subscription.

You can watch for free via the Discovery+ app on TVs and devices, or you can also watch via the Discovery+ channel on Prime Video.

If you don’t have an account you will need to register, but there’s no need to pay for any of the packages.

How to watch TNT Sports on your TV

So how do you get these options on your TV? 

Check for an app on your TV or smart device

You can watch TNT Sport on your TV if you have the Discovery+ app (and the right level of subscription).

This is available on the following (though check the full list here in case you have older incompatible models)

  • Amazon Fire Sticks
  • Apple TV
  • Chromecasts
  • Samsung & LG Smart TVs
  • Android TVs
  • Roku devices (including NOW sticks)
  • Sky TV
  • Playstation 4 & 5
  • Xbox One and XIS

Buy an HDMI cable

As long as you have a laptop with an HDMI connector, you can just buy a cable to connect to your TV. This should be the cheapest option – but I prefer the smart stick options!

Sport on other channels

You can also watch sport on Sky, Amazon and Premier Sports. Here’s our guide to the ways to save on each of them.

Save money on Netflix (February 2026)

Reduce how much you pay for your Netflix subscription

It’s one of, if not the best film and TV streaming services with a great range of shows and films to watch. It’s also one of the cheapest – if you choose the most basic tier.

Though it’s rare to find deals to save money on your Netflix subscription, it is possible to pay less. Here are a few ways to save.

Some articles on the site contain affiliate links, which provide a small commission to help fund our work. However, they won’t affect the price you pay or our editorial independence. Read more here.

How much is Netflix a month?

Here are the different levels of Netflix you can get. Netflix prices range from £5.99 to £18.99 a month.

The big difference between each one is how many streams you can watch simultaneously on different devices and the picture quality.

The cheapest option at £5.99 a month is Standard with Ads. As the name suggests, it has commercials playing at points in the programmes you watch. You also can’t download to watch offline, and some shows are missing due to rights issues.

The others are ad-free and have the full library available. For most people, the Standard tier should suffice, or being an Extra Member on someone else’s plan.

TierNew Price Number of streamsPicture quality
Standard with Adverts£5.992HD (1080p)
Standard£12.992HD (1080p)
Premium£18.9944K
Extra Member – Standard with Adverts£4.991HD (1080p)
Extra Member – Standard£5.991HD (1080p)
Extra Member – Premium£5.9914K

Netflix price increase 2025

In February 2025, Netflix increased prices on all of its packages. Prices for Standard with Adverts and Premium rose by £1 a month, and the Standard plan rose by £2 a month. Meanwhile, the cost of extra members also went up by £1 a month.

Netflix money saving hacks

Switch your subscription level

There are three levels of Netflix. The Standard with Adverts package costs £5.99, but you’ll get adverts and can’t download.

The next level is £12.99 a month and you’ll get HD and be able to watch on two devices at the same time.

The premium package is £18.99. For this, you get 4K quality (if the content you want to watch is actually available with that version) and you can stream or download to four devices at the same time.

Personally I think most people will be happy with the Standard options and very few people will get the full benefit of the top tier. Switch and you could save yourself £6 a month.

Split the cost

Since 23 May 2023, it’s no longer been possible to share your Netflix account outside your household, and there’s now an additional charge each month to add an “extra member”. We’ve written a full analysis of how it works and whether it’s worth it.

This is £4.99 on top of the main fee for the Standard with Ads tier and £5.99 a month for the other two tiers. You can only add one extra member to the Standard tiers and two to the Premium tier.

So the total costs would be:

  • Standard with Ads + One extra member: £10.98 a month
  • Standard + One extra member: £18.98 a month
  • Premium + One extra member: £24.98 a month
  • Premium + Two extra members: £30.97 a month

Of course, there could still be savings if you split these, but it’ll cost more.

If you do split this then make sure you’re clear with friends and family who is paying what and how they’ll pay the main account holder.

Change how you pay

Pay direct to Netflix

There is an option to bundle Netflix with Sky, BT TV and TalkTalk, although I’d avoid this. Here’s more on the best ways to pay for Netflix. However, Netflix with Ads is included at no extra cost with some Virgin Media packages.

Pay with a cashback credit card

You can use a cashback credit card to earn money back on your subscription. We’re not talking huge amounts here, but it all adds up.

Discounted Netflix gift cards

It’s rare to spot these, but if I do I’ll share them in the deals section of this page.

A workaround might be to buy a discounted gift card for a different retailer, such as Amazon or Tesco. Technically, it’s not always allowed, but you might be able to then use that gift card to buy a Netflix one.

Netflix deals

Free with EE

Selected EE mobile contracts will give you Netflix Standard with adverts every month for free as part of your tariff. Of course, it might be cheaper to get a lower-cost SIM with a different network and pay for Netflix separately.

Free with Virgin Media TV and broadband packages

Virgin Media has started to include Netflix with Ads subscriptions with its M500, Gig1 and Gig2 broadband, and all of its TV bundles.

If you’d prefer to have Netflix without Ads then you can pay the difference on top of your bill.

The included packages include:

  • All broadband and TV bundles, including the entertainment, cinema and sport + cinema bundle
  • Max Volt
  • M500, Gig1 or Gig2 Fibre Broadband

Netflix and NOW TV for £5/month for six months (expired)

If you have BT broadband (or sign up for it), you can add on an EE TV package (formerly BT TV) that includes Netflix and NOW for £5 a month for six months. You’ll get:

  • Netflix Standard with adverts (£5.99 a month)
  • NOW Entertainment (£9.99 a month)
  • Discovery+ basic (£3.99 a month)

With this deal, you’re locked in for at least 24 months. For the first six months you’ll pay £5 and this goes up to £20 a month from month seven. It then costs £22 a month from 31 March 2026 and £24 a month from 31 March 2027.

You’ll need to factor in if you can get broadband for less elsewhere, and that you’ll be tied in for two years.

If you want to upgrade your Netflix package you’ll have to pay more. Similarly, if you want HD and no adverts on your NOW pass that’s another £6 a month. And it’s often possible to get cheaper NOW packages directly with NOW – that might not be the case if you pay via your BT bill.

One month free via Sky Stream (expired)

Sky Stream is a box you plug into your TV and broadband to access Sky channels without needing a satellite dish. The core package comes with Netflix and Sky Entertainment included, and you can try it free for one month.

You need to be a new Sky TV customer, and can’t have had a Sky free trial in the last 12 months. However you can be an existing Netflix user, and you can link an existing Netflix account. This will move the payment over to the Sky bill.

The Netflix tier included is the £5.99 “Standard with Ads” package.

It’s a rolling 31-day contract, so you can cancel at any time. If you don’t do this it’ll be £31 a month. That’s more than getting Netflix and Sky channels via NOW separately – so it’s unlikely to give the best value. However, you will also get access to Freeview channels, which is handy if you don’t have an aerial.

If you cancel you’ll also have to return the Sky Puck device. This ends on 23 May 2024.

£100 gift card for £90 (expired)

This offer is over on Amazon and will save you 10%. You’ll get a physical £100 gift card for £90. It’ll come in the post.

I don’t think this is just for Prime customers, but if it is, you can sign up for a free 30-day trial here.

Watch Netflix for free (expired)

Sadly Netflix stopped the free trial in the UK in late 2019, though there are occasional offers.

It also briefly had a page with a limited selection of content you could watch without an account, though this comes and goes.

At launch, it included:

Films

  • Murder Mystery
  • The Two Popes 
  • Birdbox

TV (1st episodes only)

  • Stranger Things
  • Grace & Frankie
  • Our Planet
  • Love is Blind
  • When They See Us
  • Boss Baby Back in Business
  • Elite

50% off your first two months (expired)

This offer has ended, but it’s worth checking to see if it returns. It could be that you see an offer when others don’t!

New users can save 50% when they first sign up to Netflix. After the first two months at this discounted price you’ll pay the full price for the level you’ve chosen.

It’s possible you’ll see a different offer, such as buy one month, get a second free. It works out you’ll pay the same amount overall, but do let me know what you see.

Try a different streaming service

Netflix is great, but there are other options with plenty of content – and plenty of deals. So pause your subscription for a month or two and try out free trials from the likes of Amazon Prime Video and Disney + or get dirt cheap passes for Sky channels via NOW TV. Here’s my guide to the latest offers.

Disney Plus deals and offers (February 2026)

Spend less on your Disney+ subscription service.

This streaming service from Disney has increased prices twice in a year and cracked down on password sharing – but there are still plenty of ways to save.

We’ll share the best ways to pay less when we spot them, including special offers, free trials and discount codes.

Some articles on the site contain affiliate links, which provide a small commission to help fund our work. However, they won’t affect the price you pay or our editorial independence. Read more here.

Disney+ price

Sadly there’s no free trial for Disney Plus. Though a seven-day trial was initially available, you’ll now need to pay to access the service.

You can pay monthly (and cancel at any time) for three of the options ranging from £599 with adverts, £9.99 for the “standard” option and £14.99 for “Premium”. The latter two tiers can also be paid for annually for a small discount.

These prices increased on 1 October 2025. Read all about the Disney+ price hike.

Standard with AdsStandardPremium
Ads
Subscription Price £5.99 per month
(No annual bundle)
£9.99 per month or
(£99.90 per year)
£14.99 per month or
(£149.90 per year)
Video QualityUp to Full HD 1080pUp to Full HD 1080pUp to 4K UHD & HDR
Concurrent Streams224
Downloads
Audio5.1 and Stereo5.1 and StereoDolby Atmos

Disney+ Extra Member password sharing crackdown

You now have to pay between £4.99 and £5.99 a month to share your account with one other household. We’ve explained all in our guide to how Disney+’s Extra Member will work.

Disney plus offers

One year free via Lloyds

This was our top way to get Disney+. The Club Lloyds current account is giving away a year of Disney+ as one of the Lifestyle Benefit freebies.

Sadly, since 1 November 2023 the included tier is Disney Standard with Ads – and there’s no way to upgrade it to a different option at the moment.

It’ll take a month from opening the current account until you will get access to the service.

Uber One: free annual Disney+ pass (pay £49.99)

If you sign up to an annual Uber One pass at £49.99, you’ll get a free year of Disney+ Standard, worth £99.90 at full price (already a £49 saving on the annual cost).

If you’ve not signed up to Uber One before, you might be offered the first four weeks free, but you’ll have the option to choose annual payment after the trial.

However if you’ve previously taken the Disney+ offer from Uber you won’t be able to get it again until 14 months have passed.

You’ll also get discounts on Uber rides and Eats. Here’s more in our Uber One review.

£6.99 a month for 3 months (ended)

You can currently get a Standard subscription for £6.99 per month for three months, down from the usual £9.99 per month, saving you £3 per month.

You can also get Premium for £9.99 per month (usually £14.99 per month) or Standard with Ads for £3.99 per month (usually £5.99 per month).

The offer runs until 28 January 2026. If you don’t cancel within the three months, it’ll renew at full price.

Up to £30 off annual plans with cashback stack

Users of Quidco and TopCashback can get cashback when they take out a year-long subscription to Disney +. You’ll still pay the full £99.90 for the Standard package, but you’ll get £10 paid back into your account with Quidco and £5.95 with TopCashback.

Even better, if you’re new to TopCashback or Quidco you can also get a £20 sign up bonus, too.

This is only open to new Disney+ customers.

Annual pass: Two months free

Paying for an annual subscription to Disney+ normally offers you two months free.

For Standard it works out at £99.90 rather than £119.88, a saving of £19.98 which is 16% off.

Premium will set you back £149.90 rather than £179.88, saving around 16% too.

You can pay this yourself in your account or buy it as a gift card.

Andy’s analysis – is it worth paying for a year upfront?

If you know you want Disney+ all year round (hello anyone with kids!), the annual pass discount and potential cashback bring the price down.

But it’s worth thinking just how often you’ll actually watch it. Do you only want it for the big Marvel and Star Wars TV shows? If so, maybe you only need to get it when these are released.

And if you can cut Disney+ for at least two months a year (more if you get the cashback), then it’s exactly the same cost to go for the monthly price. So every month on top that you don’t subscribe you are saving cash.

Of course you do need to remember to cancel and not let it keep rolling over month to month.

Clubcard: 50% off

Swap £15 in Clubcard vouchers for three months of Disney+ Standard, which would cost £30 at full price.

There’s a cheaper option for Disney+ with Ads, which requires £9 in Clubcard points for three months, worth £18.

£2 off Standard with O2

If you’re on a pay-monthly refresh tariff or a SIM-only 12 or 18 month contract, then you can add any Disney+ tier to your mobile plan (so you’ll pay alongside your bill) at full price.

But you’ll get £2 credited to your bill every month, effectively meaning you’ll pay £7.99 a month for Standard and £12.99 for Premium.

That’s a decent saving each month; however, there is a minimum term of six months.

And if you keep it for a full year, then the savings are smaller as you need to compare them to the discounted annual plans. Versus the annual Premium plan cost of £149.90, you’ll actually pay more this way. For Standard, it’s a saving of just £4.02 a year versus the annual cost of £99.90.

You can get this offer until 31 December 2025. It’s not available for existing Disney+ subscribers but isn’t specifically for new ones, so you could cancel and then sign up through O2 to get the discount.

Up to six months free with O2

If you’re new to O2 or upgrading then you can claim either one, three or six months of Disney+ for free. This can be a great way to save, but you need to make sure you can’t get a cheaper SIM-only deal elsewhere.

This “Extra” is only available on certain deals, and most of the time O2 SIM deals are more expensive than elsewhere.

However, sometimes you can find a bargain via a comparison site, so it’s worth seeing if it could be cheaper.

Disney+ with Ads: four months for £1.99 a month (ended)

For a limited time, new and returning Disney+ users can get a four-month subscription for £1.99 a month, so you’ll save a total of £12 versus full price.

After the four, your subscription will auto-renew to the Disney+ with Ads price of £4.99. So be sure to set a reminder to cancel your subscription if you don’t plan on paying.

You’ll need to sign up by 30 June 2025 to get this offer.

Stack up to £45 off

There’s a way for new Disney+ users to get a huge discount by combining four different offers. Not everyone will be eligible for each step.

  • Join a cashback site as a new member with our special offers to boost the value. Right now you can get £20 with TopCashback when you spend £10
  • Sign up for Disney+ via TopCashback for £5.95 cashback (for Standard annual plan) or £11.05 (for Premium annual plan) or Quidco for £10 cashback
  • Buy an annual plan and save £20
  • Activate cashback offer on participating bank cards, such as American Express or Monzo, for 15% off the full price

This could help you make some decent savings. For example, if you sign up as a new TopCashback member and have the offer on a payment card it would bring the price of the annual Standard membership down from £99.90 to under £46

Details on all these separate offers are below too.

Uber One: six months free Disney+ w/ ads (pay £30) (ended)

Alternatively, if you don’t want a year of Uber One or Disney, you can get the advert supported tier with the pay monthly Uber One. This costs £4.99 a month, so you’re effectively paying the same as going direct to Disney, but you’ll get the extra Uber features.

It’ll renew with Disney at £4.99 a month once the six months is over, on top of the £4.99 fee to Uber One.

Offer due to end 12 February 2026.

Disney plus deals via banking cards

It’s worth checking apps for your debit and credit cards to see if there’s a discount on Disney+.

15% off with American Express

If you have an Amex card then check the offers tab in your account to see if you can add a deal to save 15% on Disney+.

You’ll need to activate the offer in the app first. The offer comes and goes with different expiration dates, and you’ll get the discount on all transactions that are on your card in that time.

15% off with Monzo

Digital bank Monzo regularly offers customers 15% back when you spend at least £99.90 – so effectively it’s one of the two annual plans.

You’ll need to activate the offer in the app and pay with your Monzo card. It comes and goes, so if it’s not there, check when offers refresh each week.

Plus Disney+ newbies can stack this with the Quidco or TopCashback offer mentioned above and it brings the annual Standard price down.

15% off with Santander (ended)

If you have access to Santander’s Retailer Offers via a current account or credit card, you might see an offer earn 15% cashback on Disney+.

It says it’s on new purchases, though I reckon you’d get the money even as an existing customer. It’s certainly worth a try if you are already paying. Premier Access payments are excluded.

The offer comes and goes and the most you can earn is £7.99 (so that’s really only 10% off the annual price).