What Netflix and Disney+ cost together, whether a bundle beats buying them separately, and how much you'd save by rotating instead of paying all year.
There's no official bundle for Netflix and Disney+. You pay full price for each, so the real savings come from switching to ad-supported plans, using a perk you already have, or rotating (below).
Tip: if you'd also watch Hulu, the Disney+ / Hulu Bundle is only $0.50/month more than Disney+ on its own ($21.99 ad-free).
Keeping Netflix and Disney+ all year costs $497.76 at the cheapest ad-free price. Most people don't watch every service every month. If you subscribe to each one only for the roughly four months a year when your shows are airing, you'd pay about $165.92, saving $331.84 a year.
That's what Stream-Wiser plans for you: tell it what you watch and it maps out which service to have each month. How rotation works →
See which months you actually need each one. Add the shows you watch on Netflix and Disney+ and Stream-Wiser builds a free 12-month plan so you never pay for a month you're not using.
Build my free plan →| Standard with ads | $8.99/mo |
| Standard (no ads) | $19.99/mo |
| Premium (4K) | $26.99/mo |
| Basic (with ads) | $12.49/mo |
| Premium (no ads) | $21.49/mo |
| Annual (Premium) | $214.99/yr |
There's no bundle that lowers the price of Netflix and Disney+, so buying them separately at $41.48/month ad-free is already the cheapest option. With ads, the same services cost $21.48/month separately.
No. There's no official bundle that covers Netflix and Disney+, so each is billed separately. Rotating them by month is usually the biggest saving.