Cheap subscriptions in Morocco: 10 tips to pay less

Finding cheap subscriptions in Morocco, or paying less for the ones you already have, is entirely possible without giving up Netflix, Spotify or ChatGPT. Between streaming, music, AI and work tools, the monthly bill climbs fast, especially when each service is paid separately, monthly, and sometimes twice. Here are 10 practical tips, with the maths done using MySplit prices in dirhams, to cut your budget from your next renewal.

1. Group your services in a bundle

This is the most profitable tip if you already use several services. MySplit bundles group the most requested subscriptions into a single offer. Compare with the same services bought separately, for the same duration (1 month):

Prices of the separate 1-month offers: Netflix 4K 59 DH, Prime Video 49 DH, Spotify Premium 39 DH, Shahid VIP 1 month (Mobile & PC) 35 DH. Each bundle is cheaper than buying the offers separately.

Other bundles target specific uses: the Football + Series Bundle combines TOD Full HD and Netflix for 1 month, and the 1-Year Productivity Bundle brings together Canva Pro, Office 365 and Perplexity Pro for 12 months.

The Shahid + Netflix 4K + Prime Bundle is ideal for households that switch between Arabic series, international films and Amazon productions. To choose between these platforms, read our comparison Netflix vs Prime Video vs Shahid.

2. Choose longer durations

On most services, the monthly price drops as the duration grows. Compare:

A concrete example: three months of Prime Video bought month by month cost 3 x 49 DH, against 119 DH in one go with the 3-month offer. For YouTube Premium, compare the 3-month offer (149 DH) with the 1-month offer (59 DH) renewed every month in the same way.

Note: Netflix, Spotify and ChatGPT are only offered monthly. For them, a bundle is the better way to pay less.

The rule: if you know you will use a service all year, take the longest duration available.

3. Use referrals and loyalty points

Every paid order earns you loyalty points, and every friend you refer earns you some too. These points then turn into a discount on your next orders. How it works, the tiers and your earnings are explained on the referral and points page.

Tip: share your referral link with family, colleagues or your group of friends who are all looking for Netflix or Spotify. Points add up fast when several people order.

4. Hunt down duplicates

This is the most common mistake: paying for two services that do the same thing.

• YouTube Premium includes YouTube Music Premium: if you mostly listen to music on YouTube, you may not need Spotify on top. Compare in YouTube Premium in Morocco and Spotify Premium in Morocco.
• Two paid AI assistants: ChatGPT and Perplexity partly overlap. Our comparison ChatGPT vs Perplexity helps you choose the one that fits how you use it.
• Several film platforms that you do not all watch: keep the one with the series you are currently following.
• Two accounts in the same household: if everyone pays for their own Netflix, see whether a bundle or a shared setup would make more sense.

5. Favour yearly and multi-year offers

Some offers are especially good value over time:

• Canva Pro: 1 year for 99 DH, or about 8 DH a month;
• Perplexity AI Pro: 12 months for 349 DH;
• Amazon Prime Video: 1 year for 329 DH;
• Crunchyroll: 1 year for 299 DH.

Even longer-lasting: the Lifetime Office Bundle brings together Windows Pro and Office 2021, two licences activated for life on your computer, for 199 DH. No renewal to plan for.

One order, one payment check, and you are set for a long time.

6. Pay for a seat, not a whole account

A full premium account is designed for several people. If you are the only one using it, you pay for profiles nobody uses. With a shared subscription, you only pay for your seat: a personal profile, guaranteed for the whole period you bought. Everything is explained in Sharing a subscription: how it works and is it safe?.

7. Rotate your subscriptions by season

There is no need to pay for every service all year. A smarter approach is to alternate:

• TOD during the big competitions: take TOD (Full HD or 4K) for the period of the competitions you care about, depending on the rights broadcast by TOD, then renew only at the next big moment. Details in TOD in Morocco: price and matches.
• Shahid during Ramadan, when the most awaited Arabic series come out. See Shahid VIP in Morocco.
• Crunchyroll for a binge: 1 month of Crunchyroll is often enough to catch up on an anime or a whole season.

8. Use free versions when they are enough

Some services have a perfectly decent free version for light use: Duolingo, Canva, the web version of Word and Excel, or the free version of ChatGPT. Upgrade to premium only if you really hit the limits. Our Duolingo Super review, for example, explains when the paid version becomes useful.

9. Avoid hidden bank card fees

Paying a foreign service with an international card can lead to bank fees on foreign-currency payments, depending on your bank, on top of the exchange rate. With MySplit, you pay in dirhams, by bank transfer (the bank details are shown at checkout), with no automatic renewal and no surprise charge. To learn more: Paying for Netflix without a bank card in Morocco.

10. Review your subscriptions every three months

Take five minutes each quarter to list your subscriptions, what you pay and what you really use. Ask yourself three questions:

1. Did I use this service at least once a week?
2. Does another service I pay for do the same thing?
3. Would a bundle or a longer duration cost me less?

This quick review avoids forgotten subscriptions and lets you use your MySplit Balance or your points at the right time. Reminder: the MySplit Balance is used to pay for your subscriptions on the website and cannot be withdrawn as cash.

Example: an optimised entertainment budget

Take a household that wants Netflix, Spotify and Prime Video for 1 month.

Add up each line with current prices: for the same use, only the way you combine bundles and single offers changes.

In short: our rules for cheap subscriptions in Morocco

The recipe for cheap subscriptions in Morocco: group them in a bundle, choose long durations, collect points with referrals, cut duplicates and rotate seasonal services. These simple habits can cut your budget a lot without giving anything up.

To see all the offers, go to the subscriptions page, and for an overview, see the complete guide to premium subscriptions in Morocco.