Apple and Paramount Global have discussed the combining of their streaming services at a discounted price, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.
The companies have discussed launching a combined Paramount+ and Apple TV+ product that would be less expensive than subscribing to both services separately.
Combining the two competing streaming giants may probably draw in budget-conscious consumers who have been struggling with rising prices for everything from food to gadgets.
Prior to this, Reuters reported that Verizon intended to charge roughly $10 per month for the combined ad-supported versions of Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery’s Max streaming services, as opposed to roughly $17.
App for grocery delivery Earlier this week, Instacart announced that it had teamed up with Peacock, a division of NBCUniversal, to offer the streaming service to all of its paying customers in the United States at no additional cost.
The discussions between Apple and Paramount are still preliminary, and it is unknown what form the bundle will ultimately take.
