How to make a Peacock account to stream 'The Office' and other NBC shows
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Peacock is relatively new among content streamers, but it's making a name for itself due to the content it has available.
You have a few options for how to watch content on Peacock, though a free account will mostly be limited to NBCUniversal content like the first two seasons of "The Office." To watch shows such as Paramount's hit "Yellowstone" or ITV's "Downton Abbey," you'll need to sign up for a premium paid account.
Here's how to create either a free or paid Peacock account through the mobile app, Peacock website, or streaming device.2. When you get to the Join page, click on which plan you want. The first plan is free. The Premium plan gives access to all of the platform's content but for a fee of $4.99 a month or $49.99 for an annual plan. Premium Plus offers the same benefits as Premium but without commercials for $9.99 per month or $99.99 for a year.
4. You can start your premium account with a seven-day free trial. You will still be required to enter a form of payment should you keep watching beyond the free trial.
2. Sign up for an account in the app by clicking on "Watch for free." You can also choose "Sign In" in the upper right corner if you have opened a Peacock account elsewhere. If you sign up over the app, it will use the default email account associated with your phone and the form of payment associated with the apps.
3. When you sign up for a paid subscription, your phone will ask you to authorize payment and it will automatically apply the payment method associated with your phone.
2. Open the app and it will ask you if you want to "Get Peacock for free?"
3. To get a premium subscription, click on your account info.
4. In your account info page, click on "Peacock Premium" or "Peacock Premium Plus." It will then ask you to enter the password for the email and account associated with this device.Copyright © 2021. Times Internet Limited. All rights reserved.For reprint rights. Times Syndication Service.
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