Crunchyroll deals: 16% off Premium

While you can technically try Crunchyroll for free simply by visiting the website and taking advantage of the free ad-supported tier, you can also try both the Fan and Mega Fan plans for seven days without paying anything. Just be sure to cancel before your seven days are up, or else you'll be charged the $10.99 or $13.99 monthly fee for Fan or Mega Fan, respectively. 

These free trials will allow you to experience Crunchyroll ad-free on more devices. Plus, Mega Fan subscribers can check out the Crunchyroll Game Vault, which is kind of like Apple Arcade or Xbox Game Pass. 

Crunchyroll offers two paid plans in Australia: Fan Plan and Mega Fan Plan. Fan Plan offers one stream in 1080p HD with no ad breaks. Mega Fan Plan offers up to four ad-free streams in 1080p HD plus the option to download titles for offline viewing and access to Crunchyroll Game Vault.

Like many of its competitors, Crunchyroll offers a tasty discount if you commit to a full 12 months. Whereas other services offer an annual discount on every tier, Crunchyroll only offers its Mega Fan plan with an annual discount. Signing up for the 12-month Mega Fan plan will effectively save you about 16% over the course of the year ($27.90). That's essentially two months free which isn't half bad if you're anime watchlist isn't getting any shorter.

Better yet, the annual plan still comes with a 7-day free trial. However, it's worth pointing out that you will be up for a lump-sum payment of $139.99 for 12 months of Crunchyroll at the end of your trial. 

Lastly, if you don't need the English dubs (voice acting), and can handle a few advertisements, you can stream as much Crunchyroll as you like for free. You won't get access to any of the paid features, like the Crunchyroll Games Vault, but you will still be able to watch most non-English versions of the latest anime. You don't even need to create a login.