STARZ Free Trial: Your 2025 Guide to the Premier Streaming Platform
STARZ is offering a special promotion in November 2025: subscribe for $4.99 per month for three months (a 55% discount) at starz.com, or enjoy a seven-day free trial through Hulu, Prime Video, Roku, or Apple TV.
From Cable Network to Streaming Leader
Once a high-end cable channel in the 1990s, STARZ has evolved into one of today’s leading premium streaming services. Owned by Lionsgate, it competes with platforms such as Max and SHOWTIME, delivering a strong mix of films and original series.
Included Content and Features
- Exclusive original shows, including Outlander: Blood of My Blood, Power Book IV: Force, and The Couple Next Door.
- Critically praised dramas like Hightown.
- Recent blockbusters such as Spider-Man: No Way Home.
- Comedies like Minx.
All titles on STARZ stream without ads, making it easy to enjoy uninterrupted entertainment during the trial.
Plans and Access
STARZ offers a single subscription plan. A free trial includes full access to all available shows and movies.
At a standard monthly price of $9.99, STARZ remains slightly more affordable than many competing premium services. Users can explore multiple sign-up options to find a trial that suits them and experience everything the platform provides before subscribing.
Author Summary
STARZ has transformed from a cable network into a top-tier streaming platform, offering original series, major films, and ad-free free trials at a competitive price point.
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