Streaming bills keep climbing. Comcast is betting its new bundle lineup can help you breathe a little easier.

The cable giant just expanded its StreamSaver program to eight different bundle options. HBO Max and the Disney Plus and Hulu ad-supported combo are now part of the mix. So if you’re an Xfinity internet or TV customer, you’ve suddenly got a lot more flexibility in how you package your streaming life.

StreamSaver Started Small. Now It’s Grown Up.

Comcast first launched StreamSaver back in 2024 as a straightforward three-way package. You got Apple TV Plus, ad-supported Netflix, and Peacock with ads for $15 a month. Simple, affordable, done.

But the streaming landscape moves fast. So Comcast expanded the lineup significantly. Now there are eight different bundle configurations to choose from, letting you mix and match based on what you actually watch.

Comcast StreamSaver bundles Netflix Peacock and Apple TV Plus for eighteen dollars

The original trio is still available — but it’s not $15 anymore. That base bundle now runs $18 a month. And the most feature-packed option tops out at $35 a month.

What’s Inside the New Bundles

The expanded lineup pulls from a solid roster of streaming heavyweights. Depending on which bundle you pick, your package can include Netflix, Peacock, Apple TV Plus, HBO Max, Disney Plus, and Hulu.

One thing worth knowing upfront: every service in these bundles runs with ads except Apple TV Plus. That’s true no matter which bundle tier you choose. So if you’re hoping for ad-free Netflix or Disney Plus, you’ll need to pay separately for those upgrades outside the bundle.

Eight StreamSaver bundle configurations ranging from eighteen to thirty-five dollars

You can sign up directly at Xfinity.com or browse options through the StreamStore.

Why Bundling Makes Sense Right Now

Streaming prices have been marching upward across the board, and 2026 hasn’t been kind to wallets. Netflix bumped its ad-supported plan to $9 a month in March. Its ad-free plans now sit at $20 and $27 respectively. Meanwhile, Peacock, Disney Plus, Apple TV Plus, and HBO Max all raised their prices back in 2025.

When you add those individual subscriptions up, the math gets painful fast. A streaming bundle doesn’t eliminate the cost, but it can meaningfully reduce what you’d pay if you subscribed to each service separately.

That’s the core appeal here. Bundles like StreamSaver essentially offer a group discount on services you probably already want. And as standalone prices keep rising, that discount gap tends to widen.

Streaming price increases since 2025 make bundling a smarter financial choice

How to Figure Out Which Bundle Fits You

With eight options now on the table, picking the right one depends on what’s already in your regular rotation.

If you’re mainly a Netflix and Peacock household, the lower-tier bundles cover you without paying for services you’ll ignore. But if your family bounces between HBO Max for prestige TV, Disney Plus for kids and Marvel, and Hulu for current shows, the higher-tier packages start to look like a pretty smart deal.

It’s worth doing some quick math before you commit. Pull up the individual subscription prices for the services you actually use. Then compare that total to whichever StreamSaver tier matches your lineup. The savings might surprise you — or they might not be as dramatic as you’d hope. Either way, you’ll make a smarter decision with real numbers in hand.

Streaming fragmentation has been one of the bigger frustrations of the cord-cutting era. Nobody wants to juggle five separate logins and five separate bills. Comcast’s expanded StreamSaver doesn’t solve that problem entirely, but it’s a genuine step toward making the streaming bundle feel worth choosing over piecing things together on your own.