Southern California viewers will be among those able to subscribe to Paramount+ and HBO Max as a single offering in early 2027 under plans announced Monday by Skydance as it integrates its newly acquired Warner Bros. Discovery businesses.
“Starting in early 2027, consumers will be able to subscribe to both world-class streaming services at an even greater value,” the company said in a letter to shareholders obtained by Variety. “We look forward to sharing more details on the bundle and our streaming roadmap in the coming months.”
Skydance did not disclose pricing or other details of the planned bundle.
The two services will combine programming such as Paramount+’s “Tulsa King,” the “Yellowstone” franchise and CBS shows with HBO Max series including “The White Lotus,” “House of the Dragon” and “Lanterns.”
Skydance said it expects to generate at least $6 billion in annual cost savings within three years, after accounting for money reinvested in the business.
The company said it plans to reduce duplicated spending by combining the two streaming services, film and television studios, television operations and overlapping corporate functions.
Skydance completed its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery last month, combining the Warner Bros. and Paramount studios, the CBS network, CNN and a group of cable channels under one company.