Instacart+ members now get a free Peacock subscription – The Points Guy

Nov. 29, 2023

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Instacart+ members now get a free Peacock subscription: Valuable for eligible Chase cardholders

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Instacart+ members (and select Chase cardholders) — your streaming service experience just got a little bit better.

Instacart+ subscribers will now receive a free subscription to Peacock, the NBC streaming service, at no extra cost — a $59.99 yearly value. That also means that some Chase cardholders, who already receive a limited-time complimentary Instacart+ membership, will get Peacock as well.

A reminder that you get an Instacart+ membership with the following Chase cards:

*The information for these cards has been collected independently by The Points Guy. The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuer.

As long as you have an Instacart+ membership — with or without one of these cards — you can also enjoy your favorite shows with an ad-supported Peacock Premium (not ad-free Premium Plus) subscription at no additional cost.

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Peacock includes popular shows like Yellowstone, plus a bevy of older movies and shows through NBC Universal. Instacart+ itself reduces service fees and waives the delivery fee on grocery orders of $35 or more, along with a 5% discount on all pickup orders.

Set up your free Peacock Premium subscription through Instacart+ and happy streaming.

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