Rogers has launched StreamSaver, a new streaming bundle that brings together Netflix, Disney+, and Apple TV+ under one plan. The company says customers can save more than 30% a month compared to subscribing separately.
The new bundle plan is $22 per month (versus $32/month if you subscribed separately).
The plan can be added to Rogers Internet and select TV packages, with access through the Rogers Xfinity Stream Box, which lets users search across apps in one place. Customers can also add Sportsnet+ to the bundle for extra content.
“Rogers Xfinity StreamSaver brings top streaming apps together in one plan to deliver more value and an easier way to watch,” said Bret Leech, President, Residential, Rogers.
The service is currently available in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, with a national rollout planned later this year.
Bell recently launched its own streaming bundle, matching Telus from a couple of years ago, and now Rogers has followed suit. Who’s jumping on this?
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Can you get this if you have Shaw (now Rogers Infinity) in Vancouver?
Maybe if they offered it independent of their other services. Otherwise naw…
It's hard enough as it is to 🤝 with my internet and cell service with rogers I don't want to wait hours/days to change or cancel anything and at those prices your getting basic service no 4K Dolby vision or anything