Ever since digital streaming was introduced as an alternative to cable, companies like Disney, Warner Bros, Netflix, and Amazon have been finding new ways to "revolutionize" monthly subscriptions, which has more or less come right back around to the concept of cable. (Only now every "channel" requires its own login and password, and costs at least $10 a month.) As the streaming service war wages on with constant changes, mergers and acquisitions, "bundles" are becoming more common as more streaming services are created, and some of these have gotten creative with including both digital and physical services.

The ability to combine multiple networks and major streaming platforms into a single subscription is becoming simpler than ever (thankfully) and gives better savings over subscribing individually to every service you'd want. Depending on your needs as a subscriber and your interests as a streamer and/or online shopper, the options available should tick many of your boxes. Check out our picks below for the best streaming bundles in 2025 to help you save on your streaming bill.

Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max Bundle – $19.99/month (with ads)

Includes ads

Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max Bundle

Includes subscriptions to all three services with ads.

The Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max bundle launched last year, and was immediately a standout deal with pricing starting at $19.99/month for an ad-supported tier. Going ad-free on all three platforms bumped up the price to $32.99/month following price hikes across its subscription plans. Because these price increases also affect all of the individual subscriptions, this bundle still leads to around the same amount in savings, and as such is still one of the overall best deals in streaming.

With access to Disney+, viewers can stream all the Disney classics as well as new Disney properties and releases, such as Marvel TV shows and movies (Deadpool & Wolverine, Daredevil: Born Again), Pixar movies, and everything in the Star Wars universe (Including the last season of Andor).

This bundle also include Hulu, which is home to hit original series (The Bear, Shōgun) and documentaries (Minding the Gap, Flee, Enemies of the State), plus its library of movies and licensed shows from networks like FX, ABC, and Fox.

With the addition of HBO Max, subscribers also get access to that arsenal of HBO shows and Max exclusives (The White Lotus, The Last of Us, Game of Thrones) and movies (which includes Ghibli films and and all things DC). You'll also get access to shows from HGTV and other Discovery channels since the Discovery+ merger a few years back. Though unfortunately this bundle pricing does not allow for streaming HBO Max in 4K.

If a sports-focused package is more your thing, you can also try the new Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN Unlimited bundle (currently discounted to $29.99/month for new subscribers), which includes access to live sports.

Apple TV and Peacock - Starting at $14.99/month

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Apple TV and Peacock Premium for $14.99/month, or Apple TV and Peacock Premium Plus for $19.99/month

The newest entry on the list, Peacock and Apple TV just launched their first ever bundle in this joint offering. The bundle announcement follows recent price hikes on both standalone subscription: Peacock launched a new spread of subscription tiers in July, while Apple TV increased its sole membership plan from $9.99/month to $12.99/month in August.

Now, you can get both subscription services for $14.99/month with ads on Peacock, or $19.99/month to go ad-free. The ad-supported bundle offers around 35% in monthly savings, while the Premium plan saves you upwards of 40%.

Apple TV is, naturally, the exclusive streaming home for Apple originals like Silo, For All Mankind, and Severance. Meanwhile, Peacock is a top pick for more casual watching, with a solid slate of sitcoms like The Office and Parks and Rec, as well as reality shows like Love Island Games. Between the two, you'll get a library worth binge-watching as well as a surprising amount of live sports.

Xfinity Streamsaver – $15/month

Xfinity Streamsaver

For those that are already Xfinity internet and/or Xfinity TV subscribers, Xfinity StreamSaver is a fantastic way to make the most of your internet and TV bill with an exclusive bundle option. It's also worth noting that this is the only way to get bundle pricing on Netflix.

For the price of $15 per month, subscribers gain access to premium streaming platforms including Apple TV+ (home to Severance, Ted Lasso, Masters of the Air, Napoleon, Killers of the Flower Moon), Netflix Standard with ads (home to Stranger Things, The Witcher, Wednesday, Squid Game), and Peacock Premium with ads (home to The Continental, Twisted Metal, Bupkis).

Other bundle options that range in higher prices offer access to live sports, live TV channels, and DVR options accessible through multiple devices at once. Though it's worth noting that you will not get Netflix in 4K with the standard with ads plan.

Walmart+ with Paramount+ or Peacock - $12.95/month

Walmart+ 30-Day Free Trial

One of the newer, more resourceful subscription bundles, a subscription to Walmart+ automatically grants the customer free access to the Paramount+ digital streaming library or Peacock premium. Paramount+ is home to popular franchises like the Star Trek Universe and Sonic the Hedgehog as well as Showtime originals (Yellowjackets). It's also where you can stream all of the Mission Impossible movies, including the Final Reckoning when it comes out.

Similar to Amazon Prime Video, Walmart+ has bundled a digital streaming service with a shopping option that mixes digital and physical in a creative way. With a standard Walmart+ membership, users have access to multiple shopping benefits such as: free delivery on almost all items, no order minimums, fuel savings, auto care, exclusive early access to sales events, and free item returns from home. If you're looking for a decent alternative to an Amazon Prime membership, this is your best bet.

For users that are interested in further streaming add-ons through Walmart+, for an additional $6.49/month they will have access to the Showtime streaming library as well.

Amazon Prime Membership - $14.99/month

30 Days Free

Amazon Prime Free Trial

Prime Video is included with an Amazon Prime subscription.

One of the earliest adopters in the streaming industry alongside Netflix and Hulu, Amazon Prime Video has become a staple of the streaming world.

With access to an Amazon Prime Video subscription, viewers have exclusive access to blockbuster films and Amazon original movies (Road House, Red One) and series (Invincible, The Boys, Fallout, The Rings of Power). On top of that, it has a multitude of add-on options (Paramount+, Starz, Max, AMC+, MGM+, BritBox, Shudder, Crunchyroll, Apple TV+) that will alter your subscription fee based on the pricing of each add-on.

For the $14.99 bundle, also known as an Amazon Prime membership, subscribers automatically gain access to Amazon Prime shopping services that include free two-day shipping on select items, free same-day delivery in eligible zip codes, and free no-rush shipping that will earn rewards toward future purchases. You will also get access to exclusive discounts during Amazon Prime Day and other sales events.

For subscribers who are not interested in including Amazon Prime in their Amazon bundle, they can exclude it and only subscribe to Prime Video for $8.99/month.

DirecTV Stream - $79.99/month

5 Days Free

DirecTV Stream Free Trial

Youll definitely notice one major difference between the previous choices and this one: the jump in price when looking at DirecTV Stream.

While this may intimidate some shoppers, the price to reward ratio is well-balanced. For the mentioned price above, users will have access to the Entertainment Bundle, which includes top-viewed channels (Fox News, ESPN, Univision, MSNBC, HGTV, Hallmark Channel, and 90+ others), 60,000+ movies/shows on demand, local channels, and free access to three months of premium streaming service channels (Max, Paramount+ with Showtime, Starz, Cinemax, and MGM+). Right now, for example, DirecTV is one of the only streaming services that lets you access all of the live sports you want to watch, and is generally the best streaming service for watching NBA games (including the NBA finals)

Three alternative but even more expensive bundles include unlimited access to live sports, additional channels to stream, and an increased amount of on demand movies/shows. For any of these packages, you can get access to the DirecTV free trial to try out the service for five days.

Hulu + Live TV - $89.99/month (currently $64.99/month for new subscribers)

If you're looking for an alternative to the Disney streaming bundle above, Hulu + Live TV is a great option. It the popular Hulu streaming service with a live TV package that features over 95 channels. Plus, it includes a Disney bundle in its monthly cost, a service that would typically set you back $16.99 per month. So in addition to more the live TV, you'll also get the base Hulu (with ads), Disney+ (with ads) and ESPN Unlimited (with ads) making it one of the best ways to stream NFL and NBA games live.

Hulu + Live TV is currently offering a limited-time discount for new subscribers, dropping the monthly cost from $89.99 to $64.99 for your first three months. The deal is available until November 28. There's also a three-day free trial of Hulu + Live TV that lets you test out one of the best live TV services for free before having to commit to a monthly subscription.

Crunchyroll Premium – $12/Month

Crunchyroll Premium

Choose from the Fan, Mega Fan, and Ultimate Fan tiers.

Although it may not seem like a bundle at first glance, the Crunchyroll Premium tiers actually do offer more than just anime. Sure, it's the best anime streaming site, but you also get the Crunchyroll Game Vault that lets you play a variety of popular anime games for free. The Game Vault only comes with a Mega Fan or Ultimate Subscription, but both of those will also gain you discounts at the Crunchyroll store. Crunchyroll has also brought back its Black Friday streaming deal for the holidays, knocking $20 off annual Mega Fan plans.

Streaming Bundle FAQs

What's the best streaming bundle for live sports?

Ad-Supported

Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited Bundle

ESPN Unlimited has now appeared on the scene, and Disney+ was quick to launch a bundle to accompany it. A special offer has made the ESPN Unlimited bundle with ad-supported Disney+ and Hulu subscriptions just $29.99/month. With ESPN Unlimited, you'll get access to all of ESPN's linear networks, which host the likes of the NFL, NBA, and more. If you're considering the new service, I'd look into the full Hulu + Live TV subscription, which includes ESPN Unlimited and offers a three-day free trial.

If you're someone who doesn't want to miss a single game, a more comprehensive option is DirecTV Stream. The base price for a DirecTV Stream plan is $79.99/month, but the incredible streaming options for a sports package inclusion starts at $98.99/month for the 'Choice' bundle, and $109.99/month for the 'Ultimate' bundle, all include regional sports networks and on demand streaming options for sports.

Another alternative is fubo, which also includes a free trial for new subscribers. fuboTV and Disney recently struck a deal to combine services, so this alternative may become the best option once that merger finishes.

What streaming services have free trials?

If you want to test out any of the streaming services on this list before comitting to a bundle, there are a few streaming service free trials you can take advantage of. Paramount+, Amazon Prime Video, Hulu, and DirecTV Stream all offer some sort of free trial for new subscribers.

Originally posted:

Dec 29, 2025 9:23 pm