The increasing cost and quantity of streaming services have left many feeling like it’s all just too much, but Verizon has a fairly compelling new deal that offers Netflix and Max for a low monthly bill.
Available starting December 7, Verizon customers will be able to add Netflix and Max to their monthly bill for just $10/month. The add-on unlocks the ad-supported tiers of both services at a considerable discount.
On their own, the two plans would cost roughly $17/month, with Netflix’s ad-supported plan coming in at $6.99/month and Max’s plan at $9.99/month.
Verizon says:
Starting December 7 and for the first time, ad-supported services from entertainment giants Netflix and Max will be offered together – only for Verizon’s myPlan customers – for just $10 per month, providing them with over 40% savings that they can’t get anywhere else.
This all comes as a part of Verizon’s new “MyPlan” structure, which offers selective add-ons to your cellular bill, often with pretty steep discounts. As widely noted back when the revamped plans first launched, though, it also often comes at a slightly higher base cost for customers, as many of the perks were previously included for free.
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