It was announced today by Comcast that the company intends to have a bundle put together that consists of Peacock, Netflix, and Apple TV+.
There is not much information on this bundle right now, but that is said to be coming by the end of this month.
Comcast CEO Brian Roberts during the conference when this was first announced said the price for this bundle would be “vastly reduced,” as opposed to subscribing to each streaming service individually.
The new bundle is called the “StreamSaver” and will be available to current Comcast internet and TV customers.
This announcement comes at a time where streaming is getting a bit heated with Disney recently announcing that it would have a bundle that would include Disney+, Hulu, and MAX, along with the new live TV streaming service that is being developed for sports fans between Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and FOX Sports.
Right now, the cheapest way to stream Peacock, Netflix, and Apple TV+ would be to sign up for Peacock’s ad-supported tier at $5.99 a month, $6.99 a month for ad-supported Netflix, and then $9.99 for Apple TV+ which is ad-free (for now).
That comes to a grand total of $22.94 a month for all three streaming services.
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