Announced last week, Comcast's upcoming StreamSaver bundle aims to bring Netflix, Peacock, and Apple TV+ to Comcast's customers for one price. Now, we officially know how much it'll cost ahead of its release next week.
The StreamSaver bundle will officially cost $15 per month for customers with Comcast TV or broadband, Comcast announced today. The bundle includes access to Netflix's ad-supported tier, Peacock Premium's ad-supported tier, and Apple TV+.
"These are three premium streaming services that are combined in one compelling package,” Comcast Cable CEO Dane Watson said while announcing the bundle's pricing at J.P. Morgan's 2024 Global Technology, Media, and Communications Conference, according to Variety. “It’s a home run for consumers… We’re thrilled to have Netflix and Apple as partners.”
As pointed out by Variety, the bundle's price will offer a discount of at least 35% in comparison to subscribing to each service separately.
Comcast will also add Netflix and Apple TV+ to its Now TV plan (which already includes Peacock and 40 live TV and On Demand channels) for an extra $10, raising the plan's total from $20 to $30 for customers who add the extra streaming services.
In our Streaming Wars column, we broke down the benefits of the bundle, wondering who really wins and if it's worth the price. StreamSaver is the latest in a seemingly endless line of streaming service bundles, with Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery combining for a new Disney+, Max, and Hulu bundle as a way to fight losses just earlier this month, which we also discussed in Streaming Wars.
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