A handful of streaming providers sell official joint plans that cost less than subscribing to each included service on its own. They're one of the easiest ways to cut a bill without giving anything up — as long as you'd genuinely use every service the bundle covers. Here's every current one.
The current bundle lineup
| Bundle | Includes | Bundle price | vs. standalone | You save |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Disney Bundle (Duo Basic) | Disney+, Hulu | $12.99/mo | $23.98/mo | $10.99/mo (46%) |
| Disney+, Hulu & Max Bundle | Disney+, Hulu, Max | $19.99/mo | $34.97/mo | $14.98/mo (43%) |
| Apple TV+ & Peacock Bundle | Apple TV+, Peacock (Premium) | $14.99/mo | $23.98/mo | $8.99/mo (37%) |
| Starz, AMC+ & MGM+ Bundle | Starz, AMC+, MGM+ | $21.99/mo | $29.97/mo | $7.98/mo (27%) |
| Starz & MGM+ Bundle | Starz, MGM+ | $13.99/mo | $18.98/mo | $4.99/mo (26%) |
All prices reflect each bundle's ad-supported tier where applicable, checked against current provider pricing.
The catch: only worth it if you need every service in it
A bundle is only a real discount if you'd otherwise be paying for every service it includes. Adding a bundle just to unlock a lower per-service price — when you only actually watch one of the two or three services — usually costs more than subscribing to the one you need on its own. The Disney+/Hulu/Max trio at $19.99/mo is a great deal if you watch all three; it's a worse deal than standalone Max ($10.99/mo) if Max is the only one you'd use.
Quick gut-check: the Disney+/Hulu duo saves the highest percentage (46%) of any current bundle. But percentage saved doesn't matter if you don't need both services — the right question is always "would I already be paying for all of these separately?" before "how much does the bundle save?"
Which bundle saves the most
In dollar terms, the Disney+/Hulu/Max trio saves the most per month ($14.98). In percentage terms, the Disney+/Hulu duo saves the highest share (46%) of the standalone total. Which one actually benefits you depends entirely on which specific services are already on your must-have list — not on which bundle has the biggest headline discount.
FAQ
Do these bundles include ad-free tiers?
The prices above reflect each bundle's standard (typically ad-supported) tier. Ad-free versions, where offered, cost more — check the provider's bundle page directly if an ad-free experience matters to you.
Can I apply a bundle if I only want one of the included services?
No — a bundle only makes financial sense when you need every service it bundles together. If you only want one, subscribing standalone is almost always cheaper.
How do I know if a bundle applies to my specific watchlist?
StreamStretch checks every current bundle automatically and only applies one when every provider it includes is actually needed to cover your watchlist — it never pads a lineup with an extra service just to unlock a bundle price.
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