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Vizio Enters The Bundle Market With Cheaper AMC+ And Starz Package

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Another bundle is on the way, and this time is an AMC+ and Starz package offered by Vizio. It would appear that this is only the first of many bundle options that are set to be offered by Vizio in the future.

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In combining the two services together, consumers can save on the overall monthly cost of both services. According to Deadline, the first to report on the new bundle, the bundle is expected to become available at $13.99 a month, resulting in a saving of around $7 each month.

The report also indicates that Vizio plans to use a data-driven approach to decide on which streaming services to offer as bundles in the future.

While not specified, the price suggests Vizio is offering AMC+ and Starz together as an ad-free bundle. Although there is an ad-supported AMC+ plan available at a cheaper price than the ad-free version, Starz is only available as an ad-free service.

Even when factoring the cheaper price of the ad-supported AMC+ tier ($6.99 a month following the latest price increase), combining the two ad-free services still works out to cheaper than subscribing to the standalone ad-supported AMC+ and ad-free Starz plans.

With this bundle being offered by Vizio, those interested in signing up will need access to a Vizio account. For those without a Vizio product or existing account, it is possible to sign up for a free account through Vizio’s website. A free Vizio account will also unlock access to Vizio’s free streaming service, WatchFree+, on supported devices.

The introduction of the bundle follows last week’s expansion of Vizio Sports Zone, which now includes men’s and women’s professional and college basketball, U.S. and international soccer leagues, and Team Pages.

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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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