Check Out This List Of Best Streaming Services Available
It is no secret that streaming services have become a considerable rival to traditional television. And with the wide variety of subscription services available, people have enough options to keep them entertained for a long while.
Along with various platforms, comes various subscriptions that can serve as an option to everyone. With the likes of Paramount Plus, Netflix, HBO Max, Disney Plus, Peacock, Hulu, etc., there is no pause for entertainment. Let’s look at a list of such services.
Free Netflix on T-Mobile Unlimited plans
T-Mobile is offering Netflix on Us perk for free on a few of its unlimited plans like Magenta and Magenta Plus plans along with the new Magenta Max plan. Older plans by T-Mobile known as One and One Plus, also offer Netflix but the exact version of Netflix offered varies.
Some of the higher-end options like Magenta Plus, Max and One Plus offer Netflix Standard which costs $14 per month and streams in HD. Users who have one line of Max or the base Magenta plan will receive Netflix Basic which costs $9 per month. The rest of the payment and subscription details can be found on T-Mobile’s official website.
Note: One Netflix subscription is offered per T-Mobile account, not per individual line.
Free HBO Max on AT&T Unlimited plans
AT&T owns HBO Max and has bundled its streaming service with its various wireless, TV and home internet plans even though it is probably available on priciest options. Hence, users can get an HBO Max subscription with an Unlimited Elite wireless plan or the fastest 1 Gig internet plans. AT&T also offers one-year subscriptions with the Choice or Ultimate AT&T TV packages. AT & T has also included HBO Max with some legacy wireless offers. The complete details for the offers on HBO Max can be seen on AT&T’s website.
Note: One HBO Max subscription per AT&T account, not per individual line.
Free Disney Plus, Hulu and ESPN Plus with Verizon Unlimited plans
With its recent wireless plans, Verizon has introduced the “Disney Bundle” which provides subscriptions to Disney Plus, Hulu and ESPN Plus that costs the users $14 per month with its Play More and Get More unlimited plans. Other plans from Verizon like the Start and Do More plans provides 6 months of Disney Plus.
Even if the users have one line on their account with a Play More or Get More plan, they will be able to access the Disney Bundle. This offer gives only one Disney subscription per Verizon account, not per individual line and it works for both new and existing Disney Plus subscribers.
Bundle Disney Plus, Hulu and ESPN Plus
The basic Disney Plus plan can help you save $5 per month as compared to separate Disney, ESPN Plus and Hulu subscriptions. The bundled plans will cost the same as ESPN Plus.
Peacock Premium for $10 for four months
Peacock Premium plans on adding the WWE to its platform and is also offering a deal to its new users where they can sign up for four months of Peacock’s subscription which is usually $5-per-month at a surprising price of $10. Users will have access to Peacock’s full library with this offer.
Hulu, Spotify and Showtime bundle for students
Along with availing Hulu in the Verizon package, users can also save on Disney’s other streaming service.
Students can check out Spotify’s Premium Student offer which merges Spotify Premium, Hulu and Showtime for just $5 per month. This package can save the users $22 per month. However, the user will need to verify their identity as a student for eligibility and they will need to verify their ID every 12 months. Spotify’s official site contains all the details regarding the offer.
Hulu for students
College students who are not really interested in the Spotify package can choose to avail the ad-supported Hulu plan for $2 per month. Hulu also uses a similar SheerID just like Spotify to verify the eligibility of the and whether they are actual students. Complete details of the plan are available at Hulu’s site.