Rogers is bundling three popular streaming services in a classic cable bundle for $22 per month. This deal applies to subscribers to Rogers Xfinity home internet or Xfinity TV services.
If you want to get Netflix, Disney+ (both with ads and at 1080p), and Apple TV+ (4K) for a bit of a discount, and you already subscribe to Rogers Xfinity TV or Internet, then this will be the deal for you. Usually, these three services cost $32 per month, but bundled, you get about $10 off. You can upgrade to Netflix or Disney to avoid the ads and get 4K, but you will need to pay the difference.
To avoid cancelling your existing Netflix or Disney+ accounts, you must make sure your existing plan is in the same price tier as the option you buy through the Rogers Stream Saver portal. The company’s FAQ website has more about this and instructions for setting this feature up.
This service is available now in B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, but will be available throughout Canada later this year. The fine print also says some parts of Ontario might have it now.
It should also be noted that this is included in Rogers Ultimate TV package, but you need to bundle that with an internet package for $165 per month. Without TV that internet plan is $80 per month, so that would mean that the TV plan would be $85. That’s also all with a discount right now that lasts for two years. The regular price int he fine print is $225 per month for 300Mbps and the Rogers Ultimate TV bundle. This version also includes Sportsnet and TSN. It also includes 154 channels.
These bundles have become pretty relevant across the industry. Bell offers a bundle with Netflix, Disney+, and Crave for $22 per month, and Telus offers Netflix, Disney, and Prime Video for $23 per month. On Disney’s website, you can also bundle the streaming service with just Crave or just TSN for various prices.
On the sports front, you can also add Rogers Sportsnet+ to bring down its price a bit. That said, since its price has already increased by 30 per cent this year, this really just restores it to the same cost it was in 2024.
Source: Rogers
Update Aug 28 3:06pm ET: This story has been updated to clarify that the new streaming service bundle is included for free in the Ultimate TV package ($225 per month).
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