MasterClass Cyber Monday: 50% off annual plans — best time to try it

MasterClass is offering 50% off all annual plans for Cyber Monday, making this one of the best chances all year to access its full catalog of instructor‑led courses at half price. The promotion covers the platform’s annual membership, which unlocks hundreds of classes across cooking, writing, music, filmmaking, leadership and more.

Classes are taught by well‑known experts — think Gordon Ramsay, Neil Gaiman, and Martin Scorsese — and are broken into short, digestible video lessons with supplemental materials like downloadable workbooks and assignments. Subscribers can watch on smartphones, tablets and smart TVs, and lessons are available offline for travel or commutes.

What you get with an annual MasterClass subscription

• Unlimited access to the full class catalog across genres and skill levels.
• High‑production video lessons, downloadable workbooks and practical assignments.
• Progress sync across devices and offline viewing for lessons on the go.
• New classes added regularly, spanning creative, professional and wellness topics.

Why this Cyber Monday deal matters

Annual plans normally range from about $120–$240, so a 50% discount represents significant savings — especially if you plan to take multiple classes over the year. This is a good moment for new users to explore the platform or for gifting a membership at a reduced price.

Tips before you buy

• Check whether the discount applies to the exact annual plan you want (individual vs. gift or family tiers).
• Review auto‑renewal terms and set a reminder if you don’t want to continue at full price after the year ends.
• Use the trial or free previews (if available) to sample teaching style before committing.
• Compare this offer with other Cyber Monday streaming deals (HBO Max, Disney+/Hulu, Apple TV+) if you’re budgeting across subscriptions.

Redeem the MasterClass Cyber Monday offer directly on MasterClass while it lasts.

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