What Netflix and ESPN Unlimited 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 ESPN Unlimited. 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).
Keeping Netflix and ESPN Unlimited all year costs $623.76 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 $207.92, saving $415.84 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 ESPN Unlimited 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 |
| ESPN Select | $13.99/mo |
| ESPN Unlimited | $31.99/mo |
| Annual (Unlimited) | $319.99/yr |
There's no bundle that lowers the price of Netflix and ESPN Unlimited, so buying them separately at $51.98/month ad-free is already the cheapest option. With ads, the same services cost $40.98/month separately.
No. There's no official bundle that covers Netflix and ESPN Unlimited, so each is billed separately. Rotating them by month is usually the biggest saving.