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Best Hulu bundles: Save more than 40%

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Hulu is one of the top streaming services on the market, with standalone plans starting at just $12 a month. It's also one of the easiest services to bundle with other streamers, including Disney Plus, ESPN, and HBO Max. The best Hulu bundles can save you over 40% on your monthly streaming costs.

The Disney Plus website has a helpful outline of all available Hulu, Disney Plus, ESPN, and HBO Max bundle options. Hulu and Disney Plus are always paired together in these bundles, and you can decide whether you want to add on ESPN or HBO Max as well. There's also a new option that lets you add NFL Plus Premium to a Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited bundle. Following an October 2025 price hike, month-to-month bundles start at $13 a month for Hulu and Disney Plus, which is just $1 more than the cost of subscribing to one of the ad-supported streamers by itself.

In our guide to the best streaming services, Hulu ranks as the best option for ABC and FOX fans. The streamer typically gets new episodes of popular shows the day after their broadcast premiere, and also has a massive on-demand back catalog of previous seasons. Additionally, Hulu is behind several Emmy Award-winning original TV shows. By bundling with Disney Plus, viewers can add in some additional family-friendly content, as well as programming for Marvel and Star Wars fans. ESPN rounds out sports offerings through its Select or Unlimited tiers, while HBO Max offers critically acclaimed series that cater to adults.

We've broken down everything you need to know about signing up for the Disney Plus and Hulu bundles. Below, you can find details on every available bundle, including pricing and savings. The prices displayed reflect the cost of the bundles compared to what it would cost each month to subscribe to the services separately.

How much do Hulu bundles cost?

The Disney Plus and Hulu bundles regularly cost between $13 and $55 a month. If you throw live TV into the mix, subscriptions reach $100 a month. Prices vary depending on which combination of services you sign up for and whether you opt for ad-supported or ad-free viewing. All live TV services, such as Hulu + Live TV, ESPN, or NFL Plus, only have ad-supported live options, so any ad-free upgrades will only apply to on-demand content from Disney Plus, Hulu, and HBO Max.

There's a newer price-lock option that can help you save some money if you're planning to hold onto the Disney Plus and Hulu bundles for at least six months. The plans offer ad-supported Disney Plus and Hulu for $12 a month for six months (a total of $71.94) or ad-free Disney Plus and Hulu for $18 a month for six months (a total of $107.94). After the six-month period concludes, plans will automatically renew at the then-standard monthly rates, but you can always cancel if you don't want to continue beyond those six months.

Hulu and Disney Plus occasionally offer limited-time sales on their bundles, but there are no active deals at the time of writing. You can find a full breakdown of Hulu bundle prices below.

Disney Plus and Hulu Bundle planPrice
Disney Plus (Ads) and Hulu (Ads) Bundle$13/month (or $12/month for 6 months)
Disney Plus (No Ads) and Hulu (No Ads)$20/month (or $18/month for 6 months)
Disney Plus (Ads), Hulu (Ads), and ESPN Select$20/month
Disney Plus (No Ads), Hulu (No Ads), and ESPN Select$30/month
Disney Plus/Hulu/HBO Max Bundle with Ads$20/month
Disney Plus/Hulu/HBO Max Bundle without Ads$33/month
Disney Plus (Ads), Hulu (Ads), and ESPN Unlimited$36/month
Disney Plus (No Ads), Hulu (No Ads), and ESPN Unlimited$45/month
Disney Plus (Ads), Hulu (Ads), ESPN Unlimited, NFL Plus Premium$46/month
Disney Plus (No Ads), Hulu (No Ads), ESPN Unlimited, NFL Plus Premium$55/month
Hulu + Live TV, Disney Plus (Ads), Hulu (Ads), ESPN Plus$90/month
Hulu + Live TV, Disney Plus (No Ads), Hulu (No Ads), ESPN Plus$100/month

Two app bundles

The Disney Plus and Hulu bundles range in price from $13 to $20 a month. This means that if you're planning to subscribe to Hulu, it costs just $1 per month more to bundle in Disney Plus on both the ad-supported and ad-free tiers. You can also get the bundles for $12 to $18 a month if you opt for a six-month price-lock plan. The price-lock offer isn't available for any of the other Hulu bundles.

Disney Plus and Hulu duo bundle logo
Disney Plus & Hulu Bundle with Ads
$12.99 $23.98 Save 46%

There's a huge double-saving on these two bundled popular ad-supported streaming platforms. The plan offers all content from both Hulu and Disney Plus at a fraction of what it would cost to pay for them separately.

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Disney Plus & Hulu Bundle without Ads
$19.99 $37.98 Save 47%

If you're planning to get Disney+ and Hulu ad-free, you'll find major savings by bundling the two together. While a fair chunk of change more a month than the ad-supported tiers, the smooth, uninterrupted experience is much more preferable for really losing yourself in a great show or movie.

Three and four app bundles

The Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Select bundles range in price from $20 to $30 a month, depending on whether you sign up for ad-supported or ad-free streaming. The Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited bundles range from $36 to $45 a month. The Disney Plus, Hulu, and HBO Max bundles cost anywhere from $20 to $33 a month.

Additionally, there's an opportunity to add NFL Plus Premium to a Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited bundle. This ad-supported option costs $46 a month. You can get the quadruple bundle with ad-free Disney Plus and Hulu for $55 a month. ESPN Unlimited and NFL Plus Premium will always be ad-supported since they offer live TV.

Disney+ Hulu ESPN+ bundle
Disney Plus/Hulu/ESPN Select Bundle with Ads
$19.99 $36.97 Save 46%

You can get a triple subscription to the ad-supported tiers of Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Select, unlocking entertainment for kids, adults, and sports fans of any age.

Disney+ Hulu ESPN+ bundle
Disney Plus/Hulu/ESPN Select Bundle without Ads
$29.99 $50.97 Save 41%

This bundle includes ad-free Disney Plus, ad-free Hulu, and ESPN Select for a discounted price that saves you a little over $20 a month.

Disney Plus, Hulu, ESPN logos bundle on a blue-green gradient background
Disney Plus Hulu, ESPN Unlimited Bundle
$35.99 $55.97 Save 36%

This bundle combines ad-supported Disney Plus and Hulu with ESPN Unlimited, pulling together three massive libraries for one discounted price.

Disney Plus, Hulu, ESPN logos bundle on a blue-green gradient background
Disney Plus Hulu, ESPN Unlimited Bundle Premium
$44.99 $69.97 Save 36%

The Premium tier of this bundle combines ESPN Unlimited with ad-free Disney Plus and Hulu. This plan also unlocks the ability to download content.

Disney Plus Hulu Max bundle
Disney Plus/Hulu/HBO Max Bundle with Ads
$19.99 $34.97 Save 43%

This triple-value bundle gets you ad-supported access to Disney Plus, Hulu, and HBO Max. That's much cheaper than the regular combined cost of all three services and provides you with a huge selection of programming to enjoy, including HBO Max's non-live offerings.

Disney Plus Hulu Max bundle
Disney Plus/Hulu/HBO Max Bundle without Ads
$32.99 $56.47 Save 42%

This package offers ad-free streaming access to Disney Plus, Hulu, and HBO Max for $33 a month. That's more than $20 off the regular combined cost of all three services. This tier of HBO Max includes select sports live streaming.

A composite image of the Disney Plus, Hulu, ESPN and NFL Plus Premium logos on a red gradient background.
Disney Plus Hulu, ESPN Unlimited, NFL Plus Premium
$45.99 $70.96 Save 35%

Sports fans can add NFL Plus Premium to their Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited bundle to maximize their NFL viewing options each season. Premium includes NFL RedZone access, in addition to mobile live streams of local and primetime games.

How to sign up for the bundles

You can sign up for any of the Disney Plus and Hulu bundles through the Hulu or Disney Plus website. You just need to click on the plan you want, and then you'll be prompted to enter the email for your MyDisney account. If you don't immediately see the plan you want on the general landing page, you might need to log in to view the full slate of offerings, although you won't be charged until you pick a plan and input your payment information.

If you've ever had a subscription to Hulu, Disney Plus, or ESPN, the email associated with that subscription is your MyDisney account login. If you've never had a subscription or want to sign up under a new email, you can just type in your email address, and you'll be prompted to create a new account. From there, you'll enter your relevant personal and payment details.

Can you get the bundles for free?

The Hulu and Disney Plus bundles don't offer a free trial. While standalone Hulu has a 30-day free trial for new and eligible returning customers, this doesn't extend to other Disney-owned streamers. However, there are a few different ways you can still get the ad-supported Disney Plus and Hulu bundle for free, at least for a few days.

The ad-supported Hulu + Live TV subscription (which costs $90 a month) sometimes comes with a three-day free trial, which means you might be able to try out the ad-supported Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN bundle during that period. DirecTV's MyEntertainment genre pack, a month-to-month entertainment and lifestyle-focused cable alternative, offers 40+ live channels and the ad-supported Disney Plus and Hulu bundle (in addition to ad-supported HBO Max and AMC Plus). MyEntertainment costs $43 a month and includes a five-day free trial for new customers.

What's on Disney Plus and Hulu?

Hulu started out as a solid way to watch the latest episodes of your favorite network TV shows the day after they aired, and has since evolved into a wide-spanning service that also carries an impressive film catalog and several of its own original shows. While Hulu still offers next-day episodes from FOX and ABC hits, including "Grey's Anatomy" and "The Simpsons," some of its best programming comes from its work with FX, resulting in Emmy Award-winning shows like "Shōgun" and "The Bear."

While you can find some kids' stuff on Hulu, Disney Plus is the more family-friendly of the two, especially when it comes to hit programs like "Bluey" and the full PIXAR and Disney back-catalogs. It's also a must-have for Star Wars and Marvel fans since it hosts all of the franchises' films and regularly releases new original series. "Loki," "WandaVision," and "Agatha All Along" are some of the most notable Marvel releases to hit the streamer, while "Andor," "The Mandalorian," and "Obi-Wan Kenobi" rank among the top Star Wars shows available.


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