Hallmark's new streaming service "Feeln" is offering 50% Off annual memberships. It's only $24 (normally $48/year).

https://www.feeln.com/signup/direct?...de=FEELNLAUNCH

They show family-friendly Hollywood films and Hallmark Hall Of Fame movies. If you like the Hallmark movies, it's worth the price. Those can be hard to find on disc or other streaming services.

You can watch it on the Roku, Xbox 360, iPad, Kindle Fire, Nook and mobile devices. It was formally known as Spirit Clips. But they probably changed the name because people thought it was a religious channel.

Looks nice but if I already am using Netflix, would it add much?

As for Spirit Clips - sounds a lot like Spirit Television:

http://spirit-television.com/watch/#roku

Feeln just got added to the AppleTV.

Not really. The selection is pretty limited. There's just a few hundred movies.

The big draw for me is the Hallmark Hall Of Fame movies. There's only about 60 of those. But they're not easy to find on other streaming services or on disc.

I wish they carried Hallmark Channel movies. I love those cheesy Christmas flicks. But unfortunately they only have the Hall Of Fame titles.

Feeln recently dropped their subscription price:

Monthly Membership: $3.99 / Month
Annual Membership: $23.99 / Year

There's a 30% Off promo code for Father's Day. That would bring the annual membership down to $16.80 ($1.40/mo).

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That's a terrible name. Is it pronounced like "feelin'" (feeling minus the g)?

Probably. You can't trademark a normal English word, which is why networks go with these weird spellings and odd names.

There's a new promo: Sign-up for 2 Years and get a Free Roku Stick.

The price comes to $47.98. So if you were thinking of buying a Roku Stick, that's a pretty good deal.

https://www.feeln.com/signup/xmasjuly

They've brought back the 2 Years & Free Roku Stick deal. It expires on 12/25.

https://www.feeln.com/signup/christmas

Feeln is now available on Amazon Fire TV and Fire Stick.

Does this service have commercials? Would like to try this out but I tend to avoid paying for services full of unskippable ads.

No commercials.