Every Netflix Bundle Deal Available in 2026

Updated

Maybe it’s because it doesn’t really need it, but in case you haven’t noticed yet, Netflix isn’t all that big on bundles. You’ll be hard-pressed to find one offered by the streamer itself. Thankfully, however, there are a lot of third-party services that let you bundle in Netflix alongside their other packages. For cord-cutters such as ourselves, bundling is a nifty way to save up on costs since Netflix is often offered at a discounted price, if not entirely free.

Below, we’ve gathered all that we could about the best and most cost-effective Netflix bundles available right now.

How we test

We have covered streaming in America at A Good Movie to Watch since 2012, longer than most of the services on this page have existed. We run each one ourselves, track what the price actually becomes once the promo ends, and recheck every month.

How this page is organized

We have grouped every deal by what you actually get with it, so you can jump straight to the kind you want. Use the menu to skip around.

Netflix & other streaming service bundles 4 options

Deals that pair Netflix with a second streaming service like Max, Starz, or NFL+.

Eligible Verizon users can get Netflix and Max (both with ads) for just $10/month, saving you $7.98/month. The Netflix + Max $10 Verizon bundle is available to those on the Unlimited, 5G Home, LTE Home, and Fios Home Verizon plans. Unlike other bundles, this one is stackable, meaning you can pair it with other deals offered by Verizon (e.g., the Disney-Hulu-ESPN bundle). Since the cheapest eligible Verizon plan costs $35/month, bundle prices start at $45/month.

Pros

  • Streaming services cost 40% less than their original price - Bundle can be stacked with other deals offered by Verizon

Cons

  • Discount isn’t available for ad-free Netflix and Max plans
Try Netflix + Max $10 Verizon Bundle →
If you purchase an annual subscription of Starz on Verizon’s +play platform, you also get an annual subscription of Netflix Premium at no additional cost. The annual plan costs $70, but you save almost $300 in a year since Netflix Premium is currently priced at $24.99/month. As with all Verizon bundles, you’ll need either a mobile or internet plan to access this deal. Considering the cheapest Verizon plan costs $30/month, your monthly cost will likely come around to $36.25/month.

Pros

  • Netflix Premium is free for 12 months, saving you $300/year

Cons

  • Verizon's +play platform can be confusing - The bundle can't be combined with other deals and is non-refundable
Try Netflix & Starz Bundle (Verizon +Play) →

One of the many deals offered by Verizon’s +play platform is the Netflix & NFL+ bundle, which is exclusively available to Verizon postpaid mobile, 5G Home, and LTE Home customers. The bundle combines Netflix Premium ($24.99/month) and NFL+ Premium ($14.99) and offers it at just $99.99 for an entire year, or $8.3/month! After that period, you’ll be charged the regular prices of the services on top of your Verizon plan unless you cancel. If you’re on the cheapest mobile plan ($30/month), this could mean paying a total of $38.3/month for your phone bill, Netflix, and NFL+ for a year. In case you didn’t know already, Netflix Premium allows you to watch ad-free on up to four devices, with NFL+ has everything from all-22 coaches films to NFL Redzone. If you already have a Netflix subscription bought outside of the +play platform, Verizon allows you to transfer your billing to avail of this deal. If you did buy a subscription on the +play platform, however, you might have to wait till the end of your billing cycle before you can sign up for this deal. Existing NFL+ subscriptions can’t be transferred to +play or linked to this bundle.

Try Netflix & NFL+ Bundle (Verizon +Play) →

For Verizon postpaid wireless subscribers, Verizon is offering a unique bundle that allows you to get Netflix Premium free for a year if you subscribe to Masterclass via Verizon’s +play platform. An annual Masterclass subscription costs $120/year, but if you use +play, you only need to pay $90/year or $7.5/month for the service. In other words, it’s a Buy 1 Get 1 Free deal that can save you more than $200 in annual costs. If you were on the cheapest Verizon plan ($30/month), this bundle would cost you $37.5/month more or less.

The bundle is part of Verizon’s attempt to draw in users to their +play platform, which is an online service that helps you manage multiple subscriptions in one neat place. Notably, you can’t directly watch or pay for streaming services on +play, but it regularly offers discounts, so it’s worth checking out. Before making big purchases, however, make sure you read through Verizon’s FAQs and terms and conditions here.

Try Netflix & Verizon & Masterclass Bundle →

Netflix & phone plan bundles 1 option

Get Netflix included as a perk of your mobile carrier plan.

T-Mobile & Netflix

$85/month
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Depending on your T-mobile plan, you might be eligible for a Netflix subscription at no additional cost. This bundle specifically offers the Netflix Standard with ads plan ($7.99/month), but it also provides discounts if you want to upgrade to Netflix’s ad-free plans. Eligible T-Mobile plans start at $100/month with a single line of the Go5G Next, Go5G Plus, or Magenta MAX plans.

Pros

  • Comes with Netflix with ads at no additional cost - Bundle isn’t affected by Netflix’s price hikes

Cons

  • Ad-free Netflix plans are only discounted, not free
Try T-Mobile & Netflix →

Netflix & internet or TV bundles 3 options

Netflix packaged with a home internet or TV provider.

The StreamSaver bundle offers three of the most popular streaming services—Netflix, Peacock, and AppleTV+—for just $15/month. That's $11 less than their original combined price. The bundle is a steal not only to TV and film fans, but to sports fans as well. Apart from on-demand and original titles, Netflix also streams WWE, Peacock streams Premier League and NFL, and Apple TV+ streams MLB and MLS, all live. Since the lowest Xfinity plan goes for $20/month, the bundle’s price starts at $35/month.

Pros

  • Streaming services cost 40% less than their original price - All the services stream live sports

Cons

  • Xfinity internet is required - Only the ad-supported plans of Netflix and Peacock are included
Try Xfinity StreamSaver Bundle (Apple TV+, Netflix, Peacock) →
The Now Xfinity StreamSaver is an upgraded version of the first StreamSaver bundle. It combines live TV streaming service Now TV ($20/month) with Netflix, Peacock, and AppleTV+, all for just $30/month. That saves you $16 than if you get them at their original price. Now TV carries popular channels like AMC, HGTV, A&E, and Hallmark, though it is missing sports and local channels. Its price and channel lineup are comparable to Philo's, except here you get three on-demand streaming services for the price of one. Like the previous StreamSaver, this bundle is only available to Xfinity internet users. Since the lowest Xfinity plan goes for $20/month, bundle prices start at $50/month.

Pros

  • Carries popular channels like Hallmark and AMC

Cons

  • Xfinity internet is required - No local and sports channels
Try NOW Xfinity StreamSaver Bundle →
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The Netflix + DirecTV bundle links your Netflix account to your DirecTV account, making it so you only have to pay one bill. The bundle doesn’t offer discounts at the moment, nor does it integrate Netflix titles into the DirecTV interface. What it does offer is a more convenient option to pay, in case you’ve been wanting to streamline your bills.

Pros

  • DirecTV issues a single bill for both subscriptions

Cons

  • Only available to Netflix Premium subscribers - No Netflix discount
Try Netflix + DirecTV Bundle →

About this list

A Good Movie to Watch has been covering streaming since 2012. We test every major service available in America ourselves and write down what actually changes once the promo period ends and the real price kicks in. Affiliate links may earn us a small commission. They do not change the rankings. Browse all our cord-cutting work.

Bilal Zouheir

Bilal Zouheir

Founder of A Good Movie to Watch

Founder of A Good Movie to Watch. I have been covering streaming services for over a decade, longer than some of the services on this list have even been around.