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To help you keep your spending in place and to make the most of this quarantine, we did a round-up of some popular services offering discounts right now:
Streaming Services
- Suspense and horror film streaming service Shudder is offering 30 days free with the code “SHUTIN”
- Movies Anywhere has added a new feature called Screen Pass that allows members to lend up to three movies a month to their friends.
- Google Chrome extension Netflix Party allows you to watch movies with your friends as you engage in social distancing
- CBS All Access is free until April 23 with the code GIFT.
- The NFL is extending complimentary access to NFL Game Pass through May 31, which offers a library full of football programing and game replays.
- NBA League Pass is free until April 22.
- Sling TV is offering free access to select on-demand movies, television shows, and ABC News Live.
Free Home Workouts
- The workout streaming app Tone It Up is offering free access to its programs for new members for the next month.
- Planet Fitness is streaming live, at-home workouts for free on its Facebook page daily at 7 p.m. Eastern Standard Time.
- Orangetheory Fitness is offering free “Orangetheory at Home” workout videos on their YouTube channel.
- CorePower Yoga is offering free access to online classes and also livestreaming classes everyday on YouTube at 8am, 1pm, and 5pm MST.
- Classpass is offering at-home digital workouts as part of their memberships (as well as 14 days free to new members)
Delivery
- Uber Eats, Grubhub, DoorDash, and Postmates are waiving delivery fees for local restaurants through the duration of the shelter-in-place.
- Popeyes is offering straight-up free delivery, no strings.
- KFC is also offering free delivery.
- Denny’s is offering free delivery until April 12
Online learning
- Adobe Creative Suite is offering free access to its Creative Cloud programs for college students through May 31. To qualify, your school or college must be a current customer with an active Adobe plan.
- LinkedIn is offering free career development courses.
- Coursera, an online learning hub used by college professors, is opening its catalog of 3,800 courses to college students for free.
