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SAVE $21: As of Feb. 22,Singapore you can get three months of the Starz streaming service for just $3 a month, down from the usual monthly price of $10. That's a savings of $21.

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If you need a cheaper solution when it comes to streaming services, you might have overlooked Starz. The platform is home to a plethora of original TV shows including Outlander, Party Down, and Mary & Georgestarring Julianne Moore. You can also stream beloved flicks like Saw Xand Jurassic World Dominion. A subscription is even cheaper right now thanks to a special deal that nets you multiple months for only a few bucks.

As of Feb. 22, you can get three months of Starz for just $3 per month. That's $7 down from the normal price of $10, meaning you'll save $21 in total. It's also cheaper than several other streaming options on par with this option.

SEE ALSO: Best streaming deals: You can still get Starz for $3 a month

This is the second week this deal has been live, and we've highlighted it in our roundup of the best streaming deals previously. It likely won't be around much longer, so if you plan on subscribing, you might want to do so quickly before this deal disappears.

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