Hulu is again running one of the best streaming deals we’ve seen in Black Friday sales. Now through December 2nd, new and returning (after more than one month) Hulu subscribers can get ad-supported access to the streaming service for $.99 a month ($9 off) for an entire year at Hulu.

You can also find the Disney Bundle Duo Basic, which includes Hulu and Disney Plus each with ads, at the same link for $2.99 a month over the next 12 months, saving you $8 per month. Your charges will jump back to $9.99 and $10.99, respectively, if you don’t cancel before then.

From a price standpoint, Hulu alone is an attractive offer, and there’s more content to dig into than you’d probably have time to actually watch over the next year. I personally hate that it’s lost access to WWE’s weekly shows due to recent contract changes, but you still get a good amount of next-day episodes to stream from networks like ABC, Fox, FX, FXX, and Freeform, plus an on-demand catalog comprising more than 40,000 movies and shows, including originals like Only Murders in the Building and Futurama’s extended run.

If you can spare an extra $2 in your monthly budget (and I’m not pocket-watching here, but something tells me you could), getting Hulu with Disney Plus is the better play overall. Disney Plus offers streaming access to the mega-brand’s vault of timeless classics and blockbuster franchises, whether you’re rewatching all the Lion King you can before Mufasa: The Lion King hits theaters or catching up on everything in the growing Marvel Cinematic Universe and Star Wars collections.

Update, November 27th: Adjusted the story to note that Hulu’s Black Friday deal is now open to everyone.