Forget Freeview! There’s a very simple way to get Sky TV for just £1

With Sky TV usually starting from around £25 per month it’s hardly surprising that millions of UK homes choose services such as Freeview instead. The subscription-free platform has hundreds of channels to watch without a monthly fee being removed from bank accounts or a dish needing to be stuck the outside walls.

However, if you’ve fancied giving Sky a try then there’s currently a way to add even more shows to your nightly TV binge for just £1. Yes, you did read that correctly Sky’s NOW streaming service has its Entertainment membership reduced to this ludicrously low price if you join before the end of the month.

The deal even includes a week of NOW’s Boost option which allows you to watch content on more devices at once and in full HD picture quality. The Entertainment Membership includes channels such as Sky One, Sky Atlantic, Sky Comedy and Sky Max.

Once you’ve signed up you’ll get this low price for the whole of October before things revert back to the standard £4.99 per month.

The only things you’ll need is a smart TV or streaming device and a decent internet connection as all of NOW’s services are beamed into homes via the web.

This £1 Entertainment deal isn’t the only offer from NOW.

The firm also has all of its Sky Sports channels available for just £25 per month for three months. This bundle usually costs £33.99 so there’s a decent saving to be made.

If you love films then there is also six months of NOW’s Cinema Membership for half the usual price. That means you can get all the latest blockbuster movies beamed into your living room for just £4.99 per month – usually £9.99.

If any of those discounts sound tempting then you haven’t got to make up your mind.

NOW says that all of its current deals will end on September 30.

Sky Sports Membership • NOW £25 – WAS £33.99
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Sky Cinema Membership • NOW £4.99 – WAS £9.99
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Sky Entertainment Membership • NOW £1 – WAS £5
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