Apple TV+ may remain one of the most affordable stand-alone streaming services, but its competitors have started bundling to offer very compelling alternatives.

Today a new bundle of Disney+, Max, and Hulu has launched with a starting price of $16.99 per month.

Disney and Max join forces for new bundle

Back in May, Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery jointly unveiled their upcoming bundle of Disney+, Max, and Hulu.

At the time, however, no pricing was announced.

Today, that TV streaming bundle is now available in the US. Here’s a pricing breakdown:

• Bundle with ads: $16.99/month
• Ad-free bundle: $29.99/month

The bundle with ads provides a savings of 34% over the standalone pricing, and the ad-free bundle boosts that to 38% savings.

9to5Mac’s Take

This bundle offers compelling savings for three of the best standalone streaming services there are. I plan to subscribe myself.

Disney and Warner’s willingness to pair up is evidence of just how dominant a foe Netflix is in the market.

Apple, meanwhile, can continue pouring tons of money into Apple TV+ because its primary revenue sources aren’t in TV+. Even though the company is reportedly trying to reign in budgets, its foundation as a hardware company means it’s still playing a different game entirely from these other companies. It’s nice to not need to be profitable.