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Starting later this week, Verizon customers can score a pretty solid deal on a Netflix and Max streaming bundle.
On Dec. 7, Verizon myPlan customers will be able to purchase the ad-supported version of Netflix and Max bundled together for $10 a month, a 40% savings over the typical cost of the two services separately. On their own, Netflix's Standard with ads plan costs $6.99 per month, while Max's ad-supported plan is $9.99 per month.
The perk will be available to Verizon mobile customers on its Unlimited Welcome, Unlimited Plus, or Unlimited Ultimate plans.
The deal is one of the 10 $10 monthly perks available for Verizon customers through myPlan. Other perks include a Disney bundle, which gets you Disney+, ESPN, and Hulu; a Walmart+ subscription; 100GB of mobile hotspot data; Apple Music Family; and 2TB of Cloud Storage.
If you’re a streaming fan that means you can get Netflix, Max, Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN for $20 a month, setting you up with a pretty decent selection at a fraction of the cost you’d pay subscribing to the services separately.
Verizon’s myPlan accounts start at $30/mo for its Unlimited Welcome account, which includes 5G data. The carrier’s $45/mo Unlimited Plus ads 30GB of mobile hotspot data as well as 50% off one watch, tablet, hotspot, or Hum plan, and its $55/mo Unlimited Ultimate plan offers 60GB of mobile hotspot data, 50% of the watch, tablet, hotspot, or Hum plans for two devices, and high-speed international data, talk & text. All three plans also offer discounts on Verizon’s home internet, where available.