Peacock TV's $3.99 Military Discount: Saving the Most in 2025

Select military members can stream their NBC favorites for less as long as they're willing to be verified.
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NBC's Peacock streaming service has surged in the public's attention due to two things: the Summer Olympics, and also our helpful guides to saving via student discounts, streaming bundles, and such. And now? Now, we have a guide to getting your monthly subscription dropped to $3.99, simply by being a member of the United States military. It's possibly not the most effective way to earn a discount if you aren't already enlisted, but hey, we're not here to stand in the way of your dreams.

For those who are already enlisted, read on to find out the exact details of the military discount. The how, the when, the why. The what? Peacock, buddy. The who? You.

Top Peacock Military Discount

Peacock Premium Military Discount

$3.99/mo. for 12 months

Verify your military status and start streaming for $3.99 per month for 12 months. The Peacock Military Discount for 2025 is $4 off per month, for a total of $48 for 12 months. After 12 months, you'll be charged $7.99 per month or the then-current retail price each month until you cancel. Cancel anytime.

Want to learn more about Peacock discounts? Our guide to Peacock TV promo codes for 2025 has the info you need for saving on the streaming service — we've even seen Peacock promo codes that let you stream for $1.99 a month. Also check out our guide to Peacock subscription costs and prices to learn how much Peacock is in 2025.

Other Peacock Discounts

Peacock TV 3-Month Subscription

Free Trial for Samsung Galaxy Owners

If you've just treated yourself to a shiny new Samsung Galaxy or are planning to gift one in 2025, be sure to take advantage of this freebie! You'll have three full months to take in everything that Peacock has to offer and to decide if you want to keep the service; if so, you can expect to pay $8 per month once your trial period ends.

Not a Samsung Galaxy owner but still want to give Peacock a try? Read up on other Peacock free trials to see if there's a deal worth taking advantage of.

Peacock Premium Annual Plan

1 year for $30

Get 63% off one year of Peacock Premium with this deal. Unless you currently subscribe to Peacock Premium or Premium Plus, you can sign up and save $50 on the annual plan, paying less than $3 a month. Have a Peacock account but don't currently subscribe to the streaming service? Then you can sign in and use promo codes for Peacock like "WINTERSAVINGS" to redeem.

Peacock Premium Student Offer

$2.99/mo. for 12 months

Students (with a valid SheerID verification) get this monthly price for 12 months with this 2025 offer, saving you $60 in total. After the 12 months are up, your subscription will auto-renew at the then-current annual retail price, but it can be canceled at any time. Students can renew the offer annually if they continue to meet verification requirements.

Peacock Military Discount FAQs

Does Peacock Offer a Military Discount?

To the surprise of no one who's read this far into this article: yes! Eligible military members will get $4 off each month of an annual subscription to NBC's streaming service. You'll need to verify your military status, but once that's done, you're on your way to saving a total of $48 over those 12 months. Plus, so long as you continue to meet the qualifications for the discount, you can renew the offer each year. (If your eligibility is coming to an end, and you don't want to pay full price, here's how you cancel your subscription.)

Who's Eligible for Peacock's Military Discount?

Peacock's military discount is open to any active duty U.S. military member, Reservist, or National guard member. It's also available to military veterans and retirees. The only further requirements are that you're 18 or older, and reside in the United States (including territories and commonwealths).

How to Sign Up for the Peacock Military Discount

If you meet the eligibility requirements detailed above, you can prove it to Peacock by verifying your status using SheerID. You'll be required to provide your current status, branch of service, first name, last name, date of birth, email address, and possibly a cell phone number. You may also be asked to provide proof of eligibility, which should be a government-issued document showing your name, branch, current affiliation with the armed services, and discharge date (if applicable).

How Else Can You Save on Peacock?

If you're not a military member or veteran, you still have a few other ways to avoid paying full price for NBC's streaming catalog. (Not that being able to watch Wings in its entirety at will isn't worth any asking price.) Be aware that all of these discounts qualify you for the Peacock Premium tier, which is ad-supported.

  • Student Discount: If you're an actively enrolled student, you get an even higher discount than the military folks — your monthly price drops to just $2.99. Students also have to verify their status using SheerID, but at that age, you should be getting used to getting carded.
  • Teacher Discount: Just like Peacock's military discount, this drops your monthly fee to $3.99. Also just like the military discount, it requires SheerID verification, and can be renewed annually for as long as you continue to qualify.
  • Medical Professional and First Responder Discount: First responders and medical professionals get the same discount as military members and teachers: $3.99 per month. And just as with the others, you can continue to verify with SheerID to renew this offer for as long as you qualify.

It's also worth investigating streaming bundles for extra savings. Peacock only features in one: the Xfinity StreamSaver bundle, where it's grouped together with Netflix (standard tier) and Apple TV Plus for $15 a month. (That's a $10 savings every month, but obviously it's limited to Xfinity internet customers.)

Meanwhile, there's no general free trial available for Peacock TV, per se, but if you venture down through that article, you'll see the intrepid J. Ramhold has found a fun workaround. A free Peacock Premium subscription is packaged with an Instacart+ membership, and since Instacart+ has a 2-week free trial, Peacock gets the same free trial by default. Take it away, Homer.

Where Else Can You Get Military Discounts?

Of course, if you are a qualifying military member, your discount possibilities extend far beyond Peacock. A simple gander at our 2025 Military Discounts article will give you an excitingly exhaustive rundown of the nearly 200 offers that await you. These mostly take 10% off full-price items, but there are some higher discounts available. Some highlights include:

  • Home Depot: Once more unto the SheerID-shaped breach, where verification will earn you 10% off full-price items.
  • Lowe's: Using Verify with ID.me to affirm your eligibility means you get the same discount Home Depot offers: 10% off full-price items.
  • lululemon: Defying all odds, military members (once more verified by SheerID) get a magnificent 15% off full-price items. (Plus, if you're shopping in-store, the discount will apply even if you're paying with gift cards.)

Now that you're fully in the know regarding Peacock's military discount, the question is: what to do with the rest of your life? While you ponder that, consider signing up to the DealNews Select newsletter, which drops a bunch of the hottest handpicked deals into your inbox every weekday. You can also set a deal alert for products you're interested in and receive a notification when they go on sale.


Related DealNews Blog Posts:
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  • If you're wondering how to get Peacock for less (the streaming service, not an actual peacock), then you'll be glad to know about Peacock TV's promos and coupon codes that can help cut the cost even more.
  • There are tons of different streaming services available now, but Peacock is one of the more affordable options. Check out our guide on how much Peacock is per month to learn more.
  • Interested in subscribing to Peacock? Here's all the info you need on how to get Peacock for less this year.
  • If you're hoping for a free trial, our guide on to getting a free Peacock trial has the info you need.
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