Comcast has expanded Xfinity StreamSaver by adding the Hulu-Disney+ combo and HBO Max, widening a bundle that already included Peacock, Netflix and Apple TV for Xfinity TV and internet customers. The updated setup now lets customers choose combinations of three, four or all five apps, with eight different packages priced from $18 to $35 a month.
The move gives subscribers a cheaper way to build a streaming lineup at a time when standalone prices keep climbing. Comcast said savings can reach as much as 45% compared with what the services cost outside StreamSaver, but only the ad tiers of Netflix, HBO Max and the Hulu-Disney+ bundle are included, while Apple TV remains ad-free except for its live sports coverage.
StreamSaver first launched in 2024 as a Comcast bundle operated through Xfinity’s broadband and video systems. The company has now tied that package more closely to its StreamStore, where customers can browse 450 streaming apps and channels alongside 200,000 movie and TV titles available for rent or purchase. Updates to StreamStore are rolling out as the new services join StreamSaver.
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Jon Gieselman, who described StreamStore as a way for customers to “mix, match, and manage” the streaming services they actually want, said the platform lets them build a personalized collection of streaming products while enjoying real savings. The addition of Hulu-Disney+ and HBO Max underscores how bundling has become more central to streaming as the business has shifted toward advertising and consumers have grown more sensitive to rising subscription costs.
