20 Best Streaming Bundles Right Now

Updated on March 13, 2026 • By The Staff

Bundles sure look like the future of streaming and cord-cutting, and that trend is set to continue its upward trajectory. The abundance of streaming apps makes it harder for us to keep track of all our expenses, and bundles are a great answer to this problem.

The most popular streaming bundles are Sling Orange + Blue, Philo (live TV + on-demand content), Disney+ (bundled with Hulu and ESPN+), Paramount+ (CBS live TV + on-demand content), Hulu with Live TV (live TV + on-demand), and a few others.

With this guide, we hope to create the most comprehensive list of bundle deals. As more get announced with streaming services, we will keep adding them.

We've also made sure to indicate which bundles offer a free trial (twice the deal!), and which are available on which device.

Summary

  1. Fubo ($73.99/month)
  2. Hulu with Live TV ($88.99/month)
  3. Philo ($25/month)
  4. Amazon Prime ($8.99/month)
  5. HBO Max ($10.99/month)
  6. Disney+, Hulu, and Max Bundle ($19.99/month)
  7. Xfinity StreamSaver Bundle (Apple TV+, Netflix, Peacock) ($22/month)
  8. Max + Sling TV bundle ($64.48/month)
  9. AMC+ ($6.99/month)
  10. YouTube TV Entertainment Plus ($112.98/month)
  11. Walmart+ Video Streaming Choice ($13/month)
  12. Verizon + Disney bundle (Hulu, Disney+, ESPN+) ($65/month)
  13. T-Mobile & Netflix ($85/month)
  14. Spotify + Hulu student bundle ($6.99/month)
  15. NOW Xfinity StreamSaver Bundle ($50/month)
  16. Netflix + Max $10 Verizon Bundle ($45/month)
  17. Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited bundle ($35.99/month)
  18. Cricket Wireless + HBO Max Bundle ($60/month)
  19. Amazon Prime Video + Starz and MGM+ Bundle ($22.98/month)
Other bundles for:
$73.99/month | 83 channels | 7 days free trial

1. Fubo

Fubo is a live TV streaming service that's a favorite among sports fans due to its extensive selection of specialty, international, and regional sports networks. Combined with thousands of on-demand titles and unlimited DVR, it's understandably one of the more popular cable alternatives right now. It’s missing a couple of crucial channels—including TNT, CNN, and TBS—but if you don’t care for those, then Fubo is teeming with things to watch.Pros
  • Carries plenty of specialty sports channels and regional sports networks
  • Also has a decent on-demand library
Cons
  • Missing Warner Bros. channels like CNN, HGTV, TNT, and TBS
Go to Fubo
$88.99/month | 105 channels | 3 days free trial

2. Hulu with Live TV

Hulu with Live TV bundles a hundred live channels with Disney+, ESPN+, and Hulu on-demand, making it a great option for family streaming. These services are added at no extra cost, so you’d be saving around $20 than if you’d purchase a different live TV service. A potential downside, however, is that Hulu with Live TV only allows two simultaneous streams, which is less than the standard four streams allowed by other live TV services.Pros
  • Comes with live channels, Hulu on-demand, Disney+, and ESPN+
Cons
  • Expensive
  • Limited to two simultaneous streams
Go to Hulu with Live TV
$25/month | 95 channels | 7 days free trial

3. Philo

Priced at $28/month, Philo offers one of the most appealing deals in streaming right now. It combines more than 90 live channels with 75,000 on-demand titles and unlimited DVR. Assuming you don't have a strong need for sports and local channels, which Philo is missing, then it comes as a worthwhile cord-cutting option.Pros
  • Cheap
  • Combines live channels with on-demand content
  • Unlimited DVR
Cons
  • Missing sports and local channels
Go to Philo
$8.99/month | 30 days free trial

4. Amazon Prime

Amazon Prime Video is available as a standalone streaming service for $8.99/month. But to get the best value for money, most people opt for an Amazon Prime membership, which, for $14.99/month, already includes all of Prime Video plus shopping perks like free delivery, store discounts, and free shipping. It’s the ideal bundle for Amazon mainstays.Pros
  • Thirty-day free trial
  • Prime membership gets you delivery and shopping perks
Cons
  • Prime Video originals aren't as exciting as the competition
Go to Amazon Prime
$10.99/month

5. HBO Max

As a Warner Bros. subsidiary, Max boasts plenty of content, including that owned by HBO, CNN, Discovery, and Cartoon Network. Recently, it also incorporated live sports to its ad-free plans, which start at $16.99/month. These pricier plans also offer live HBO channels and offline downloads.Pros
  • Combines on-demand content with live sports and channels
  • Carries plenty of popular franchises and originals
Cons
  • Add-on fees can stack up
Go to HBO Max
$19.99/month

6. Disney+, Hulu, and Max Bundle

The Disney+, Hulu, and Max bundle is perfect for those who want something new to binge each week. It's home to fan favorites like Andor, The Bear, and The White Lotus, to name a few. The bundle costs $16.99/month, which is 40% less than if you get the services separately. Upgrading to the ad-free version also gets you offline downloads and live HBO channels. One thing to note: while the bundle makes it possible to watch Max content on Hulu and Disney+, the reverse isn't true. You can't watch Hulu and Disney+ content on the Max app as of yet.Pros
  • You save $13/month in streaming costs
  • Carries some of the best original content in streaming right now
Cons
  • Cross-platform viewing could be simplified
Go to Disney+, Hulu, and Max Bundle
$22/month

7. Xfinity StreamSaver Bundle (Apple TV+, Netflix, Peacock)

The StreamSaver bundle is a steal for any entertainment fan who happens to be on Xfinity internet. It offers Netflix (which is usually bundle-averse), AppleTV+, and Peacock for only $11/month. That's 40% less than their original combined price. Sports fans also get something out of this bundle, since Netflix and Peacock have recently dipped their toes in live sports, while AppleTV+ is now home to MLS and MLB games.Pros
  • You save $11/month in streaming costs
Cons
  • Requires Xfinity internet
  • Only includes the ad-supported tiers of Netflix and Peacock
Go to Xfinity StreamSaver Bundle (Apple TV+, Netflix, Peacock)
$64.48/month | 7 channels

8. Max + Sling TV bundle

With the Max + Sling bundle, you get $5 off your Max subscription every month, plus half off your Sling subscription for the first month. The bundle only applies to Max Standard (valued at $16.99/month), which means you automatically get live HBO channels integrated in your Sling lineup. Sling would do well to offer Max's ad-supported tier to stay true to its affordable roots, but it's still one of the more accessible ways to watch HBO without cable.Pros
  • You get $5 off Max every month
  • Max's live HBO feeds are integrated in Sling's channel lineup
Cons
  • Sling doesn't currently offer the ad-free Max tier
Go to Max + Sling TV bundle
$6.99/month | 4 channels | 7 days free trial

9. AMC+

Subscribing to AMC+ gives you on-demand access not only to AMC, but to sister channels like Shudder, IFC, and Acorn as well. That's a lot of content for $7/month. AMC+ frequently streams new episodes of current favorites like Interview with the Vampire and The Walking Dead: Dead City. However, don't expect the back catalog of these channels to be complete. AMC's biggest hit, Breaking Bad, for instance, has missing episodes on AMC+ since it's also streaming on Netflix. Similarly, some Shudder films are only available to Shudder subscribers.Pros
  • Includes content from AMC, Shudder, Acorn, IFC and more
  • Good value for money
Cons
  • Doesn't carry the entire library of the channels it carries
Go to AMC+
$112.98/month

10. YouTube TV Entertainment Plus

YouTube TV already has an extensive channel lineup and a decent on-demand catalog. However, if you're looking for more entertainment options, this bundle is worth considering. It includes Max (with ads), Paramount+ Premium, and Starz for an additional $30/month. That's $5 less than their original combined price. With this bundle, you can use your YouTube TV credentials to log in to Max and Starz's respective apps, but oddly enough, you cannot do the same with Paramount+'s standalone app. Thankfully, it's easy enough to watch all three on the YouTube TV platform. Pros
  • You save $5/month in streaming costs
Cons
  • Doesn't give you access to standalone Paramount+ app
Go to YouTube TV Entertainment Plus
$13/month | 30 days free trial

11. Walmart+ Video Streaming Choice

Walmart+ offers shoppers a range of perks, including free shipping, fuel discounts, travel-related cash back, and now, a complimentary subscription to Paramount+'s ad-supported plan. Paramount+ Essential, valued at $6/month, is home to originals like Star Trek and Yellowstone, as well as CBS shows and the occasional sports match. If you're still not sure if this bundle is for you, the good news is that Walmart+ offers a 30-day free trial. And yes, that extends to Paramount+ as well, in case you ever thought the service's 7-day trial was too short. Pros
  • Thirty-day free trial
  • Paramount+ Essential comes with Walmart+ at no extra cost
Cons
  • No discount if you want to upgrade to Paramount+ Premium
Go to Walmart+ Video Streaming Choice
$65/month

12. Verizon + Disney bundle (Hulu, Disney+, ESPN+)

Verizon customers can get the ad-supported Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ for just $10/month (instead of the usual $17/month) if they’re on an eligible plan. As of this writing, that includes the Unlimited Ultimate, Unlimited Plus, 5G Home, LTE Home, and Fios plan, which start at $35/month. It's a great deal, but Verizon has a habit of constantly tweaking it, so make sure you visit Verizon's page to stay updated.Pros
  • You save $7/month in streaming costs
Cons
  • Verizon-Disney+ bundle changes its offers a lot
Go to Verizon + Disney bundle (Hulu, Disney+, ESPN+)
$85/month

13. T-Mobile & Netflix

Depending on your plan, you could get Netflix with ads (valued at $8/month) free with your T-Mobile plan. You can also obtain a special discount if you want to upgrade to Netflix without ads. Eligible T-Mobile plans start at $100/month with a single line of the Go5G Next, Go5G Plus, or Magenta MAX plans.Pros
  • Free Netflix with an eligible T-Mobile plan
Cons
  • Expensive
  • Ad-free Netflix plans are discounted, not free
Go to T-Mobile & Netflix
$6.99/month | 30 days free trial

14. Spotify + Hulu student bundle

With this bundle, students get both Spotify and Hulu free for one month. After that period, you only have to pay $5.99/month, instead of the usual $22/month, for Spotify Premium and Hulu with ads. To qualify, you have to be enrolled at a US Title IV-accredited school, as verified by SheerID.Pros
  • Spotify and Hulu free for one month
  • You save $16/month in streaming costs
Cons
  • Not applicable to other Hulu plans and bundles
Go to Spotify + Hulu student bundle
$50/month

15. NOW Xfinity StreamSaver Bundle

The Now Xfinity StreamSaver combines more than 40 live channels with AppleTV+, Peacock (with ads), and Netflix (with ads), all for just $30/month. Some of the more popular channels include AMC, HGTV, and Hallmark. Unfortunately, no local and sports channels are offered just yet. Since the lowest Xfinity plan currently costs $20/month, total bundle prices start at $50/month.Pros
  • You save $16/month in streaming costs
  • Bundles popular live channels and on-demand services
Cons
  • Requires Xfinity internet
  • No local and sports channels
Go to NOW Xfinity StreamSaver Bundle
$45/month

16. Netflix + Max $10 Verizon Bundle

The Netflix + Max bundle offers both of the services’ ad-supported plans for just $10/month — that's like getting two for the price of one. Eligible Verizon customers include those on the Unlimited, 5G Home, LTE Home, and Fios Home plans. This bundle is also stackable, meaning you can pair it with any other deal Verizon offers (like the Verizon and Disney+ bundle, for instance). Since the cheapest eligible Verizon plan costs $35/month, bundle prices start at $45/month.Pros
  • You save nearly $8/month in streaming costs
Cons
  • Only applicable to the ad-supported plans
Go to Netflix + Max $10 Verizon Bundle
$35.99/month | 3 channels

17. Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited bundle

With the Disney+ bundle trio, you pay 46% less than if you’d get Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ separately. You also get a little bit for everyone: Hulu for the adults looking for critically-acclaimed content; ESPN+ for sports heads; and Disney+ for kids and fans of popular franchises like Marvel and Star Wars. Upgrading to the ad-free version of this bundle costs $27/month, but it does give you more perks, like offline downloads and limited ads.Pros
  • You save $15/month in streaming costs
Cons
  • The ads can be a lot
Go to Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited bundle
$60/month

18. Cricket Wireless + HBO Max Bundle

If you're on Cricket Unlimited, you get a free subscription to Max's ad-supported plan, saving you about $10/month, or $120/year. If you already have an existing subscription, there's no need to make a new one; simply select Cricket Wireless from the providers list when logging in, and you should be good to go. Sadly, this bundle doesn't apply to Max's ad-free plans — you'll have to pay the regular price if you want those. Pros
  • Free Max with an eligible Cricket plan
Cons
  • Not applicable to Max's ad-free plans
Go to Cricket Wireless + HBO Max Bundle
$22.98/month | 7 days free trial

19. Amazon Prime Video + Starz and MGM+ Bundle

Amazon Prime Video subscribers can add Starz and MGM+ for a discounted price of $11.99/month, which is $7 less than if you’d purchase them separately. With Starz, you get a good number of box-office-hit films and shows like Power and Outlander. And with MGM+, you get originals like From and Godfather of Harlem. Pros
  • You save $6/month in streaming costs
  • Refundable
Cons
  • Original productions aren't as exciting as the competition
Go to Amazon Prime Video + Starz and MGM+ Bundle

Is getting a streaming bundle cheaper than getting a standalone service?

The short answer: depends on what you need. Bundles tend to be cheaper, but whether one of them makes sense for you will depend on the content you like to watch. For example, the Sling Orange + Blue is a good deal that is $25 cheaper than if you got Sling Orange and Sling Blue separately. But that doesn't matter if you only need Sling Blue (for local channels, for example) or Sling Orange (for ESPN).

Is it possible to get a streaming bundle that includes Netflix?

Yes, we've tracked every Netflix bundle here. Netflix is mostly available through carrier bundles, like with Verizon or Xfinity.

Are there any streaming bundles for students?

Yes, and the most notable one is Spotify + Hulu offers for $5.99/month here. It's also free the first month.

Are bundles the best way to stream cheaply?

Bundles can lower the cost of subscribing to many subscriptions at once, but the cheapest way to stream is obviously to stream for free. We've counted over 30 free streaming services available in the US.

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