Telus has launched EnContinu+, a new streaming bundle for French customers, which includes Videotron’s Club illico, Netflix, and Prime Video. It’s basically the French version of its Stream+ that debuted earlier this year for English customers.
Available to Telus and Koodo customers, the bundle combines francophone and international content in one package, starting at $25 per month. Telus says you’re saving 20% off the regular price of standalone subscriptions.
There are two EnContinu+ bundles: a basic package with Netflix Standard (with ads), Club illico, Prime Video, and Telus films and series for $25 per month, and a premium package featuring Netflix Premium, Club illico, Prime Video, and Telus content for $38 per month.
“We are proud to be the first in Quebec to offer a bundled package with francophone content on EnContinu+. Our priority is to enhance our product offerings to deliver an unmatched entertainment experience to our valued customers, while celebrating and supporting Quebec culture in all its forms,” said Telus Vice-President of Marketing for Quebec, Nathalie Dionne, in an issued statement.
Club illico will rebrand as illico+ on October 23, merging with Vrai.
The Telus EnContinu+ bundles also include Amazon Prime membership, valued at $9.99 per month.
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Meanwhile, Americans can save 40% with their bundle which DOES NOT require a telco subscription.
Why in earth does the CRTC refuse to do its job?