Every Streaming Bundle With Peacock in 2026

Now TV is the new cable alternative from Comcast (owner of Xfinity). For $20/month, you get over 40 live channels, 20 hours of DVR, and watch on up to three devices. It also doubles as a bundle since you get Peacock Premium included at no additional cost. No need to pay an extra $8/month. And of course, no minimum commitment and you can cancel anytime.

To get it, you have to first subscribe or already be a subscriber to Xfinity Internet. You can then add it at checkout.

At $20, it is one of the cheapest cord-cutting services out there, especially considering the channels that it offers. It’s also one of the few services that offers Netflix in some of its bundles (for more on that, you can check this link).

NOW Xfinity StreamSaver adds Now TV's more than 25 live channels to the Peacock, Netflix, and AppleTV+ bundle all for just $30/month. For context, Philo, which shares a similar channel lineup to Now TV, costs $28/month, and that’s without three streaming services bundled with it. Now TV doesn’t have much in the way of sports and news, but it does have popular channels like AMC, A&E, Hallmark, Lifetime, and Discovery. Since the lowest Xfinity plan goes for $20/month at the moment, total bundle prices start at $50/month.

Since both Peacock and Xfinity are owned by Comcast, you'll often see the streaming service and internet provider bundled together. Perhaps the most appealing out of all their deals, however, is the Xfinity StreamSaver bundle. It combines Peacock with Netflix and AppleTV+ (both of which don’t normally partner with other services) and is priced at a discounted rate of $15/month. That’s 40% less than their original combined price. The bundle is exclusively available to Xfinity internet users, and since the cheapest Xfinity plan costs $20/month, bundle prices start at $35/month.

If you don't care for other streaming services, just Peacock, then an Xfinity internet plan is worth looking into. Previously, all Xfinity plans got Peacock for free, but now this perk is limited to Xfinity Gigabit (or higher) subscribers and Diamond and Platinum tier rewards members. The former gets Peacock Premium free for two years, after which they’re charged the normal monthly price unless cancelled. The latter gets Peacock Premium free indefinitely, as long as they remain rewards members.

Another Xfinity exclusive is Now TV Latino, a live TV plan that gives you access to more than 20 Spanish-language channels, including your local Telemundo. The plan also comes with the ad-supported Peacock plan at no additional cost and 20 hours of DVR. Since the cheapest Xfinity plan goes for $20/month, the bundle's price starts at $30/month. Peacock's NFL, Premier Leauge, basketball, and NASCAR matches should cover enough live sports, but if you want to fortify your subscription, you'll be happy to know you can stack Now TV Latino with other Xfinity deals, like the StreamSaver.

If you’re an Xfinity internet customer, you’re eligible to sign up for the Now TV and Peacock Premium bundle, a hefty live TV and on-demand streaming package that gives you access to films and TV shows from Universal, NBC, Bravo, Hallmark, History, and AMC, as well as 24/7 coverage from live channels like BBC News, NBC News Now, the Food Network, Discovery, and IFC. The beauty of this bundle is that covers the essentials of traditional TV, namely news, entertainment, and sports (Peacock is home to a number of live sporting events), while also giving you all you need on the on-demand front. Even better? It only costs $20/month, Now TV’s regular price, since Peacock Premium is added to the bundle completely free—no need to pay an additional $6/month, which is what the service would normally cost outside of this bundle.

The Now TV and Peacock Premium Bundle also comes with 20 hours of cloud DVR, and you can stream it on three concurrent screens. Apart from a subscription to Xfinity, there are no other strict requirements when claiming this offer.

If you use your AMEX Platinum card to purchase a Peacock subscription (either with or without ads), you can get up to $20 in statement credits. The remaining credit can be used for other streaming services AMEX has partnered with for this deal, including Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu. To enjoy this perk, you have to enroll your card on your AMEX account and make sure your Peacock purchase isn’t part of a bundle.

Subscribers of the grocery delivery app Instacart+ get Peacock Premium at no additional cost. If you have an existing Peacock account, you’ll have to create a new one to enjoy this deal. Apart from Peacock, Instacart+ members also enjoy zero delivery fees (minimum spend applies) and a free subscription to New York Times Cooking. Though it sounds promising, some users have complained about Instacart’s tendency to mark up items and rack up service fees.