Crunchyroll annual subscription deal cuts Fan plan to $69.99
Crunchyroll’s Fan annual plan is listed at $69.99 as of July 29, saving $30 on a year of ad-free anime streaming.
By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer
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A Crunchyroll annual subscription deal is bringing the anime streamer’s Fan plan down to $69.99 for one year as of July 29, according to Mashable’s deal reporting.
The annual Fan subscription is usually listed at $99.99, so the current offer takes $30 off the regular price. Mashable describes that as a 30% discount and says the sale price is lower than the plan’s cost before Crunchyroll raised prices earlier this year.
Mashable also reported that Crunchyroll ended its free streaming plan before the price increase, a move it framed as part of a broader run of streaming price hikes in 2026.
How much is the Crunchyroll annual subscription deal?
The Fan annual plan is available for $69.99 for one year, down from $99.99, according to Mashable. The deal can be purchased directly through the Crunchyroll app or website, or as a Prime Video add-on subscription.
For shoppers using Prime Video, Mashable says the annual plan must be selected at checkout to get the savings. The subscription is billed through the customer’s Amazon account and renews automatically at the full cost for the following year unless canceled before renewal, according to Mashable.
What does the Crunchyroll Fan plan include?
The Crunchyroll Fan subscription includes ad-free access to Crunchyroll’s full library, Mashable reports. It also includes new episodes shortly after they air in Japan and offline viewing.
The catch is simultaneous streaming: the Fan plan allows streaming on one device at a time, according to Mashable. Viewers who want more than one stream at once would need the Mega Fan plan.
Mashable says Crunchyroll’s Mega Fan annual subscription is also discounted, priced at $99.99 for one year instead of the regular $139.99.
Crunchyroll’s catalog includes popular anime titles, Crunchyroll Originals and simulcasts, according to Mashable. The titles cited in Mashable’s coverage include Witch Hat Atelier, One Piece, Gachiakuta, Solo Leveling and Demon Slayer.
The deal is aimed at viewers who want a full year of anime streaming rather than a monthly subscription. Based on Mashable’s listed prices, the Fan offer is the lower-cost annual option, while Mega Fan is the sale plan for viewers who need more simultaneous streams.
This story draws on original reporting from Mashable.