This article has been imported from chorus.fm for discussion. All of the forum rules still apply. Janko Roettgers, writing for Variety: Hulu and Spotify unveiled a new subscription bundle for avid streaming fans Wednesday: The plan, “Spotify Premium, now with Hulu,” combines a full Spotify a la carte subscription with Hulu’s entry-level on-demand service for $12.99 per month. Bought individually, both plans would have a combined price tag of close to $18. The new bundle is initially available only to existing Spotify Premium subscribers in the U.S., who also get a chance to try out Hulu for three months for just 99 cents. You can sign up here. Expand - View Original
tbh i can't believe hulu still gets away with keeping ads in its base plan correction: they have ads in the base plan, not the premium plan: Hulu Adds (Mostly) Ad-Free Subscription Service
this is pretty cool. i think i use my hulu+ more than netflix nowadays. everything on netflix is an original that i don't care for
oh you're right my bad. their premium plan is predominately (although not entirely) ad free Hulu Adds (Mostly) Ad-Free Subscription Service
Would be cool if they did this for family plan. Right now I have the student Spotify + Hulu for $4.99, I was going to get a family plan because my wife now wants Spotify too but then i'd lose my throw in Hulu... sigh
I like both, but Netflix has the superior catalog. But then again, I have cable too so all my shows are recorded each week which makes Hulu a little redundant for me personally.
I’m there with ya. I was like wait what, I pay $15 for Spotify Family now I can get Hulu as well for a couple bucks less? Nope. Foiled again!
netflix sucks unless you're looking for their original content, the actual TV catalog is pretty bad at this point
I was just using it for Marvel shows and Stranger Things, and I couldn't justify paying for it most of the year, just for those two things. Hulu has a ton of stuff, so does AP.