Hubbl to launch Australian-first bundle combining Netflix and Kayo Sports for only $25 per month for 12 months
Hubbl announced that starting October 31, customers can enjoy a combined Kayo Sports and Netflix subscription for just $25 a month for 12 months* with the purchase of a new Hubbl Hub.
This offer is available to all new, existing, and returning Kayo Sports and Netflix customers who purchase a new Hubbl Hub, unlocking incredible value and access to all the premium entertainment and sports content from both services.
The Hubbl Bundle is available across three tiers:
- Kayo One + Netflix Standard with Ads for $25/month for 12 months* (saving $7.99 per month for 12 months) + Hubbl Hub for $99
- Premium Options:
- Kayo One + Netflix Standard for $36/month for 12 months^ (saving $7.99 per month for 12 months) + Hubbl Hub for $99
- Kayo Basic + Netflix Premium for $45/month for 12 months# (saving $15.99 per month for 12 months) + Hubbl Hub for $99
Hilary Perchard, CEO of Foxtel Retail, Hubbl, and Group Chief Strategy Officer, says, “We’re committed to bringing the best sport and entertainment experience to our customers and this new bundle offers fantastic value at $25 per month for 12 months. We believe this first-of-its-kind bundle will enhance the viewing experience and bring fans closer to the sports and Netflix content they love.”
Julian Ogrin, CEO of Kayo Sports, says, “We’re bringing Australia’s most loved local sports streamer together with the world’s biggest entertainment platform to create a compelling deal in sports and entertainment. This new bundle has never been done before in Australia and we’re proud to be changing the game for our customers by pushing the boundaries to bring these two powerhouses together.”
Hubbl Hub is available at Harvey Norman, JB Hi Fi and selected Vodafone retail stores and online nationally and via Hubbl.com.au.
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