Summer Streaming Steal: 50 Percent Off Hallmark+ Through August 31

By Phillip Swann
The TV Answer Man
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TV For Seniors is dedicated to helping you save money on TV services and products including streaming. So here’s how you can get 50 percent off Hallmark+, one of the more popular streaming channels for older viewers, particularly females.

Hallmark+ is now offering a limited-time offer (good through August 31, 2026) that would make its heartwarming movies and series a lot more affordable. The streaming service is advertising more than 50 percent off Hallmark+’s annual subscription when you use the promo code STREAM4SUMMER.

That would reduce the annual price for Hallmark+ from $79.99 a year to $39 a year, or just a little more than $3 a month. (Note: The deal is for new subscribers.)

The promotion is now at the top of the Hallmark+ homepage, which you can see by clicking this link. Along side the promotion is a picture of the new Hallmark+ original series, which stars Lacey Chabert. The show, which premieres new episodes on Thursdays, features Eiffel Tower backdrops, cherry blossoms, and travel-themed graphics that lean into the idea that a trip to Paris (or at least a virtual one) is never a bad idea. (Getting a streaming deal is never a bad idea, either. See our story, Never Pay Full Price For Streaming!)

For fans of feel-good romances, holiday specials, and light dramas, the 50 percent off Hallmark makes the streamer an affordable option, particularly with most streaming services raising their prices these days.

And to make the deal even more juicy, Hallmark+ offers a free seven-day trial so you can check it out without paying. (Just be sure to cancel before the free trial is over if you don’t want to subscribe. See our story on how to remember to cancel free trials.)

Whether you’re catching up on classics or following new episodes of Paris is Always a Good Idea, the STREAM4SUMMER code makes it easier to keep the Hallmark+ library on hand without stretching the entertainment budget.

The TV Answer Man is veteran journalist Phillip Swann who has covered the TV technology scene for more than three decades. He will answer your questions regarding new devices and services that are changing the way you watch television. See the bio for Phillip Swann here.