Save hundreds on Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV and other streaming services with one simple change

The simplest way to save money on subscription services is, of course, to cancel them completely. But with the cost of living rising, for many of us watching TV is one of the most cost-effective forms of entertainment available. That doesn't mean there aren't ways to trim down how much you're spending on online subscriptions though.

Use our round up and see if there's anything that can help cut back some monthly expenses while still getting to watch your favourites, whether that's Obi-Wan Kenobi, The Umbrella Academy or Stranger Things.

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How many streaming services can you watch at one time? And how much is it costing you to keep your options open with the others while you're binge watching the latest season of Upload or whatever?

Apart from Sky, most of the most popular mainstream entertainment subscriptions now don't require you being locked into a contract for any kind of fixed period of time. This means, with some forward planning, you can 'leapfrog' between services and save some money. Excited to watch Ms Marvel as it airs on Disney+? Great.

Ditch Netflix for two months while the show airs week by week, and at the same time focus your viewing to catch up with Moon Knight, The Book of Boba Fett, Only Murders in the Building, the entire former-Netflix Marvel catalogue (we particularly recommend Daredevil and The Punisher), the new Chip and Dale movie and anything else you fancy at the same time. Then, once you've got through all those televisual delights, cancel your subscription and head back to Netflix ready for the launch of Umbrella Academy season 3 and the second half of Stranger