Paramount+ and HBO Max Bundle Set for Early 2027
Skydance says it will begin selling Paramount+ and HBO Max together in a single subscription bundle in early 2027. The announcement gives the newly combined company a near-term streaming plan, but it does not yet set a price, identify launch markets or name a specific release date.

What the bundle announcement says
In a third-quarter shareholder letter filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Skydance described a package that will let customers subscribe to Paramount+ and HBO Max together. The company called the bundle the first step in its plan for the two streaming businesses and said more information would follow.
Reuters and Variety separately reported the early-2027 timing. The company has not announced the bundle’s price, which countries will get it first, or whether customers will be able to subscribe through both services or a single checkout.
A bundle first, with a unified service still ahead
The filing frames the initial offer as a bundle of two existing services, rather than announcing that HBO Max and Paramount+ will immediately become one app. Skydance has also described a longer-term goal of a unified streaming product, but the early-2027 bundle is the concrete near-term step disclosed so far.
That distinction matters for viewers: a combined subscription could make the two catalogs available under one deal while leaving the services and apps separate at launch. Skydance has not yet published the product roadmap or explained how existing subscribers could switch.
Pricing and availability remain open
Until the company releases those details, customers cannot compare the bundle’s cost with paying for both services separately. Skydance said further bundle and roadmap information would come later, so regional availability, account changes and any eventual transition to a single service remain unconfirmed.
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Sources
Skydance’s Q3 shareholder letter (SEC filing) · Reuters reporting, republished by Investing.com · Variety · TheWrap