How to get Hulu for free with Sprint

Posted by Hulu Activate on March 9th, 2020

You might already be eligible.

 There’s an easy way to get Hulu for free. You have to be a Sprint Unlimited customer. Here’s everything you need to know to get started.

What is Sprint Unlimited?
Do you love TV and your mobile phone? Sprint might be the service for you. Subscribers to Sprint’s Unlimited package get unlimited talk, data, and texting, as well as the ability to stream video (up to 1080p), gaming (up to 8mbps), and music (up to 1.5mbps). Sprint Unlimited is also one of the cheapest options on the market, especially once you start adding multiple lines. Each Sprint Unlimited account costs - per month (minus all of the standard fees you’ve come to expect and loathe), and you can add up to five.

Each major cellphone provider offers different perks. T-Mobile One Plus offers access to Netflix, AT&T’s Unlimited Plus Enhanced Plan comes with an HBO subscription, and Verizon Beyond Unlimited throws in its streaming service go90. Sprint Unlimited comes with a free six-month trial of the music-streaming service Tidal and one year of Hulu with Limited Commercials.

What is Hulu with Limited Commercials?
Hulu with Limited Commercials is the service’s most basic package, but it still contains the service’s entire catalog of movies, TV shows, scary movies, Hulu documentaries, anime, and the must-see Hulu originals—just with a few more commercials to sit through.

Hulu with Limited Commercials normally costs .99 per month. From today’s best network shows like Black-ish and Family Guy to premium cable treats like Atlanta, Hulu is the best source for television programming streaming today. Its library dates back decades, giving equal space to Rick and Morty and ER. With Hulu, there’s always a new show to watch, and the Limited Commercials package keeps ads to a limit. How many ads you’ll experience is often up to the network, so expect more with ABC than Cartoon Network.