This new bundle includes Disney+, Hulu, and Max for less

As big media platforms create their own subscription services, content segmentation can be overwhelming. Additionally, paying for all the services that include your favorite shows or movies becomes more expensive. However, a new bundle that offers all the content from Disney+, Hulu, and Max has arrived to make things easier for you.

Disney Entertainment and Warner Bros. Discovery announced an agreement to offer a bundle that will help users save while accessing a wide library of premium content. For some time now, streaming services have been increasing prices. So, if some of the content you like is only available on a particular platform, your monthly bill will grow exponentially. The situation has forced several users to discard some (or most) of their subscriptions.

All the Disney+, Hulu, and Max content now available in a reduced price bundle

That said, the new bundle that includes Disney+, Hulu, and Max seems like an excellent deal for those fans of the content of these platforms. Max is home to many of the best classic and modern shows, such as House of the Dragon. On the other hand, Disney streaming platforms include many classic movies and series (including Pixar content), documentaries, and more.

The bundle is available in the US in two tiers: ad-free ($30) and with ads ($17). In comparison, paying for all the included platforms separately would cost you a total of $36. So, the price of the ad-free bundle will help you save 16% on your monthly bill. You can also save even more if you don’t mind seeing ads from time to time.

It seems that streaming platforms are resorting to the “bundles” strategy to try to attract more users. Verizon customers can pay for one that includes Max and Netflix subscriptions. On the other hand, Comcast customers have the option of paying for a bundle that includes subscriptions to Peacock, Apple TV+, and Netflix. However, the new Disney + Warner bundle has the advantage of being available to everyone without forcing you to be a client of any particular ISP or mobile carrier.