Any UK fans hooked on Vanderpump rules, Below Deck, or The Real Housewives can now binge their favourite Hayu episodes for free thanks to Sky's latest streaming deal. And it won't cost you a penny extra on top of your TV subscription.
The new addition means anyone with a Sky Q and Sky Stream plan can watch drama-filled episodes as the provider throws in three months of the Hayu subscription for free. A deal which may convince many soon-to-be Sky customers to upgrade their TV setup.
It means you can ditch the usual £4.99 a month subscription fee, that's nearly £15, all while making the most of the current Sky Stream and Sky Glass price drops. Bundling two deals into one, its trio Stream, TV, and Netflix bundle will cost you £26 a month and you won't need a pesky satellite.
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It's why the TV package is a strong favourite, as users only need a strong wi-fi to watch their favourite shows, tap into more than 100 channels of Sky TV and exclusive documentaries, while synching in a Netflix account in too - for ease. Also a contender in the shiny Hayu deal is its rival Sky Q package.
Starting at £31 a month, the Sky Q plan also comes with Sky TV and Netflix but there's a much bigger range of channels, hence the slightly higher price. Compared to Sky Stream this'll cost you £5 more a month but many will say that's a no brainer price to pay considering this TV box comes with a record button - not Sky's 'playlist' feature.
No matter the plan you pick, or even if you're sat reading this with a Sky set already to hand, the newest Hayu addition can be found front and centre in a new app. Those with a shiny Sky Glass TV can simply shout 'Hello Sky, play The Real Housewives' and the Hayu app will pop up - if you don't you'll have to settle for the Sky Stream voice remote.
Anyone who fancies the deal has until May 8 to grab the freebie deal, so just under a month before it goes down to its usual £4.99 a month price. Apart from Sky, NOW is one of the only other UK streaming sites that offer Hayu as a paid for add on.