Philo Deals for 2023: T-Mobile Discount, Redemption Codes, and More
Philo has 70+ live TV channels and unlimited DVR for $25 monthly—and you can save even more money with these Philo deals.
Current Philo deals and promotions:
Philo T-Mobile discount: 40% off for one year
Philo redemption code: 50% off the first month
Philo custom bundle: The Thrifty Bundle
Philo free trial: 7 days
Philo TV—with 70+ live TV channels, unlimited cloud DVR, and more for only $25 monthly—is already a deal. Philo deals do exist, though. This guide shows you ways to save even more money on the cheapest live TV streaming service, including a 40% discount through T-Mobile, a Philo redemption code for 50% off your first month, and a custom streaming bundle.
Philo wireless deals: Philo T-Mobile discount
This is the best Philo deal we’ve found. If you’re an active T-Mobile or Sprint or internet or wireless customer with an eligible plan, you can try Philo free for 7 days and get $15 a month (40% off) for 12 months. Here’s how to get the deal:
- Visit T-Mobile.com.
- Click “See how to redeem.”
- Log in to your T-Mobile account with your T-Mobile or Sprint phone number.
- Check your email and texts within 3–4 days for instructions and a Philo redemption code.
- See full terms and conditions.
We don’t see an expiration date for this one, so you should jump on it right away.
Philo redemption code: 50% off your first month
When we’re about to spend money online, we always Google the retailer’s or service’s name along with the keywords “coupon code” or “promo code” with and without the month and year. Usually, we’ll find at least a small discount, and sometimes we score a juicy one. The latter happens less often than the former—but a discount is a discount.
In addition to searching “Philo coupon code” and “Philo promo code,” we also tried “Philo redemption code,” which is the terminology Philo uses on its homepage. Here’s what we found:
- International Women’s Day: Save 50% on your first month of service with the Philo promo code “MAYS.” International Women’s Day is March 8, 2023, so get it while it’s hot, girls.
- Spring Break: This is another 50% off deal—it even uses the same code (“MAYS”)— but it’s tied to Spring Break instead of International Women’s Day. To us, that says this Philo coupon code might still be active a few days past March 8.
Pro tip: To avoid garbage coupon codes, use only codes from major couponing sites like Rakuten and RetailMeNot, or from familiar brands like Capital One, Wired, and the LA Times.
Philo bundle deals: The Thrifty Bundle
Philo doesn’t come in an official bundle, but we tell you how to create an affordable custom bundle with Philo TV in our guide, 9 Streaming Bundles to Replace Cable. In short, combine a Philo subscription with an over-the-air (OTA) TV antenna and as many free ad-supported TV (FAST) TV services (like Tubi) as you want for a super-low monthly payment.
Here’s how the Thrifty Bundle works.
- Philo subscription: $25/mo.—or, if you sign up for the T-Mobile discount, $15/mo. for 12 months.
- OTA antenna: $25–$60 (one-time purchase)
- If you already have a smart TV, it might already have a built-in OTA antenna. Check your owner’s manual to be sure. If you already have the antenna, you can pull in all of your local channels right now and save the $25–$60 you would’ve spent on the antenna.
- FAST services: Tubi is the best. The Roku Channel ain’t bad. Pluto TV, Xumo, Shout! Factory, Crackle, PLEX—you can have them all free.
The most the Thrifty Bundle will cost you is $15–$25 monthly after the one-time $25–$60 antenna purchase—if you need one. That’s a disgustingly sweet price for 70+ Philo channels, all your local channels (and subchannels), hundreds of live FAST channels, and on-demand content from the FAST services.
Philo deals FAQ
Does Philo offer a student discount?
Unfortunately, Philo TV does not offer a student discount at this time. But if you use T-Mobile, you can save 40% on Philo for 12 months. Or, with the Philo coupon code “MAYS,” you can save 50% on your first month. And you can always use Philo’s 7-day free trial to test the service before subscribing.
Can you pay annually for Philo?
No, Philo TV doesn’t offer an annual subscription.
How do I get a free month of Philo?
Philo TV currently offers a 7-day free trial to new customers. We’ve seen Philo promo codes for free month offers before but didn’t find any at the time of this writing.
Disclaimer
T-Mobile discount:
T-Mobile customers get more, including the best deals on entertainment. Get 40% off Philo TV for one year and enjoy over 60+ live and on-demand channels like Food Network, TLC, and HGTV, plus unlimited DVR. Limited-time offer; subject to change. Offered by T-Mobile only to T-Mobile wireless or Home Internet customers (excluding business customers) who are residents of the 50 U.S., 18+ (“Customers”). Eligible Customers receive a 7-day free trial of Philo and $10 off/month for 12 months (regularly $25/mo) or then current monthly subscription price thereafter. Limit (1) Offer per Customer, one-time use only. Offer/discount is non-transferable, may not be resold or redeemed for cash, and may not be combined with other offers, discounts, or promotions (unless expressly permitted by Philo). Discount ends if T-Mobile account is terminated; Philo subscription automatically reverts to the current full subscription price. IMPORTANT NOTICE: Valid payment information and subscription required to redeem Offer. If you do not cancel during the applicable trial period (7-day free or 12-month discounted), you will be charged the applicable monthly amount plus taxes on a recurring basis after the trials end. Go to your Philo account page to cancel. Cancellation takes effect on the next monthly billing date (no refunds for partial billing periods). Redemption of this Offer constitutes acceptance of these Terms and all applicable Terms and Conditions, see philo.com/terms/#philo-promotions for more details. T-Mobile reserves the right to modify this Offer at any time. Philo reserves the right to modify or cancel this Offer at any time. Void where taxed, prohibited, or restricted.
