Many travel and cash back credit cards now offer streaming or digital entertainment services as a perk, making them valuable tools for managing entertainment expenses. According to a 2025 Pew Research Center survey, 83% of U.S. adults report regularly streaming entertainment, highlighting the widespread appeal of these platforms and reinforcing why credit card benefits can either reduce or fully replace subscription costs.
With so many credit cards competing in the market, finding one that provides a relevant streaming benefit may be challenging. To help consumers navigate options, this guide identifies specific cards that offer streaming services along with the detailed terms for each.
1. Paramount+ or Peacock through the American Express Platinum Card®
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The American Express Platinum Card® (annual fee: $895, see rates and fees) offers one of the most recognized and valuable cards for streaming services.
Throughout the calendar year, cardholders can earn up to $25 in statement credits—applied each month—to eligible direct transactions with qualifying streaming services. Enrollment required. Terms apply.
The eligible subscriptions include:
- 2. Disney+, ESPN or Hulu through the American Express Blue Cash Cards
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Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express cardmembers can receive up to $7 in monthly statement credit (up to $84 annual value).
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Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express cardmembers may earn up to $10 per month in statement credit toward Disney digital entertainment (up to a $120 annual value). Terms apply.
Note: Neither of these cards will fully cover the cost of a streaming subscription. Even the cheapest monthly Disney+ or Hulu plan—for example—starts around $11.99 before advertising.
3. Apple TV through Chase Sapphire Reserve® or Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card
For a limited time, Chase Sapphire Reserve® cardholders can activate a free Apple TV and Apple Music subscription for at least twelve months. To claim this benefit, submit through Chase’s website or mobile application for compliance by June 22, 2027. This card carries a $795 annual fee.
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Additionally, the $95-annual-fee Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card has a limited-time opportunity for a complimentary Apple TV subscription lasting one year. Value of this subscription reaches $156.
This card also provides 3× points on select streaming services—a 3% return alongside its statement credits. While not a pure statement credit, it functions similarly to rewarding purchases.
The Bank of America® Premium Rewards Elite credit card provides a broad benefit covering extensive streaming services. Beyond the standard $550 annual fee, members receive up to $150 in statement credit each calendar year for lifestyle transactions—including rideshare, food delivery, video streaming, and fitness facilities. Merchant codes for qualifying services must align appropriately to trigger the credit.
5. Disney+, Hulu or ESPN through the Disney® Inspire Visa® Card
The Disney® Inspire Visa® Card (annual fee: $149) grants a $10 monthly statement credit after spending $10 or more on qualifying subscriptions directly at DisneyPlus.com, Hulu.com, or Stream.ESPN.com. Equivalent to roughly $120 per year, this matches much of the premium Disney credit card’s fee. Annual activation is required.
On top of the credit, this card earns 10% back in Disney Rewards Dollars on purchases made through the three Disney-owned streaming platforms. Cardholders not only recoup subscription costs but also accumulate rewards redeemable for theme park visits, resorts, cruises, merchandise, and more.
All information regarding the Bank of America® Premium Rewards Elite credit card has been independently compiled by NerdWallet.
To review the rates and fees for the American Express Platinum Card®, visit this page.
To view the rates and fees for the Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express, visit this page.
To view the rates and fees for the Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express, visit this page.
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A Los Angeles native, Jennifer is a freelance personal finance writer and editor passionate about inspiring readers to enhance their financial wellbeing. Her enthusiasm for credit card rewards points comes alive as she frequently uses those points for award flights and even flew her companions across Southeast Asia purely on accumulated points.
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