HBO Max and Paramount+ will be sold together starting in early 2027.
Skydance announced the bundle Monday in its third-quarter earnings report and letter to shareholders, its first since completing its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery in October. The company called it the first step toward bringing the two services together and said subscribers will get both "at an even greater value."
What we know
Price, tiers and an exact launch date have not been announced. Skydance said it will share more about the bundle and its streaming roadmap in the coming months. The company expects the two platforms' back-end systems to be aligned within about a year of the deal closing, according to TheWrap.
Paramount+, HBO and HBO Max reach a combined 203 million subscribers worldwide.
What's still unclear
HBO Max is already sold in a U.S. bundle with Disney+ and Hulu. Skydance has not said whether that arrangement continues once its own bundle launches.
For viewers, the change means "Tulsa King" and "The White Lotus" could soon sit on the same bill.
