Skydance to offer Paramount+ and HBO Max bundle in early 2027

Skydance announced plans to offer a bundled subscription of Paramount+ and HBO Max starting early in 2027, according to mynewsla.com. This move follows Skydance's recent acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, combining major studios and networks under one company.

The bundle will include popular programming from both services, such as Paramount+ shows like "Tulsa King" and the "Yellowstone" franchise, alongside HBO Max series including "The White Lotus," "House of the Dragon," and "Lanterns," mynewsla.com reported.

Skydance expects to generate at least $6 billion in annual cost savings within three years by reducing duplicated spending across streaming services, studios, television operations, and corporate functions, as detailed in the mynewsla.com report.

The Hollywood Reporter detailed that Skydance's Q3 2026 earnings report highlighted anticipated synergies, including savings from corporate overhead, marketing, technology, and procurement. The company plans to maintain a $30 billion annual content spend despite these efficiencies.

Variety noted that the combined bundle is intended to strengthen Skydance's competitive position against other streaming platforms like Netflix, Disney+, and Amazon Prime Video. The company is also reviewing existing bundle arrangements to assess shareholder value.

Skydance has not disclosed pricing or whether it will discontinue other bundles involving these streaming services, according to mynewsla.com and Variety.

The launch of the Paramount+ and HBO Max bundle represents a significant integration step for Skydance as it merges major entertainment assets and streamlines its offerings.