Wedoany.com Report-Oct. 17, Apple and Comcast’s NBCUniversal will introduce a combined streaming bundle featuring Apple TV and Peacock Premium, priced at $14.99 per month, starting Monday, October 20, 2025, in the United States. The bundle includes popular original series such as "Ted Lasso" and "The Traitors," offering customers over 30% savings. An upgraded option, pairing Apple TV with Peacock Premium Plus, will be available for $19.99 per month.

Toy figures of people are seen in front of the displayed Peacock logo, in this illustration created on January 20, 2022.

This collaboration allows media companies to enhance the value of their streaming services by partnering with competitors, providing subscribers with access to a broader range of shows, movies, and live events at a reduced cost. The bundle simplifies the sign-up process and expands the audience reach for both platforms.

“With this first-of-its-kind initiative with Apple, we’re redefining what the customer journey should be for a streaming bundle with rich sampling and a smooth sign-up process, and we’re broadening the reach of Peacock to even more audiences,” said Matt Strauss, chairman, NBCUniversal Media Group.

As part of the agreement, users of the Apple TV app and Peacock subscribers can explore a curated selection of content from the partner service within their respective apps. This includes access to major live events, sports, popular franchises, and blockbuster films.

At launch, Peacock subscribers will gain free access to three episodes of Apple TV series, including "Stick," "Slow Horses," "Silo," "The Buccaneers," "Foundation," "Palm Royale," and "Prehistoric Planet." Similarly, Apple TV app users can watch up to three episodes of Peacock’s offerings, such as "Law & Order," "Bel-Air," "Twisted Metal," "Love Island Games," "Happy’s Place," "The Hunting Party," and "Real Housewives of Miami."

This partnership reflects a growing trend among streaming platforms to collaborate, delivering enhanced value and a seamless experience for viewers while expanding their content libraries.