Bell has expanded its Bell Streaming service to customers across Western Canada, allowing subscribers to bundle Crave, Netflix, and Disney+ under one subscription and monthly bill. The service first launched back in August but now it has expanded across the country.
Originally launched in Ontario and Quebec, the service is now available in Alberta, British Columbia, and Saskatchewan, according to the company in an email to iPhone in Canada on Wednesday. Bell says the platform makes it easier to manage multiple streaming services while offering exclusive savings compared to separate subscriptions.
The bundle is open to anyone with a Bell Mobility plan. Customers can link their existing streaming accounts and continue to use their usual profiles and watchlists across each service.”
For a limited time, Bell says new customers can save $15 per month on their first Bell Mobility line when it’s purchased alongside a Crave, Netflix, and Disney+ bundle.
Here’s plan pricing for Bell Streaming once again:
Bell Streaming is similar to what Telus offers with its Stream+, but the latter has Prime Video instead of Crave in its bundles, naturally.
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