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Verizon Drops Price Of HBO Max For New And Existing Customers

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Verizon is dropping the price of its HBO Max streaming perk for new and existing customers. Beginning next week, Verizon myPlan and myHome customers will begin paying the new lower rates.

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  • Verizon is lowering the price of HBO Max Standard to $7.50/mo and the Premium plan to $12/mo.
  • The price change takes effect for new and existing myPlan and myHome customers on Dec. 16, 2025.
  • Customers don’t need to take any action, as bills will automatically reflect the reduced rates starting Dec. 16.

Verizon provides myPlan and myHome customers with the option of bundling various services with their package to take advantage of easier management of multiple services and/or special pricing.

HBO Max is one of the services that Verizon offers to its customers, and the price of subscribing through Verizon is about to get cheaper.

The price drop takes effect next Tuesday (Dec. 16). At which point, the cost of the HBO Max Standard plan through Verizon will drop to $7.50 per month, resulting in a $3.50 monthly saving on the $10.99/mo usual cost.

For those currently paying for HBO Max Premium through Verizon, the price will drop to $12 per month next Tuesday, resulting in a $3 monthly saving on the current cost.

The price drop also applies to customers signed up to the Netflix & HBO Max (With Ads) bundle. Beginning Dec 16, bundle customers will pay $10 a month for both Netflix and HBO Max, resulting in $8.98 in savings.

These price changes are taking effect automatically so myPlan and myHome customers won’t have to do anything to take advantage of the lower rates. They can simply expect their bills to reflect the lower prices beginning Dec. 16.

Likewise, those considering signing up to Verizon myPlan or myHome can expect to pay the lower rates for any of these streaming perks once the price changes kick in next Tuesday.

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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