After years of mostly sitting on the sidelines, two streaming companies that have long been reluctant to bundle their wares with competitor services seem a bit more open to the idea. On Monday, the telecom giant Verizon announced a $10 per month deal that includes the ad tiers of both Netflix and Max.

Verizon will soon offer monthly Netflix and Max subscriptions for just $10. The deal will be available exclusively to Verizon’s myPlan subscribers starting December 7. The subscriptions will be ad-supported. Verizon will soon start offering a streaming ...

The streaming war has led to subscription confusion for consumers, and now Verizon is the latest company to turn back to bundles as a way to solve that issue while luring people to switch to its latest unlimited plans.

Verizon is making its latest aggressive push to bundle up streaming packages - offering ad-supported versions of Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery's Max for $10 per month to wireless subscribers on unlimited plans.

Verizon Communications said on Monday it would offer streaming subscriptions to Netflix and Warner Bros Discovery-owned Max platforms as a bundle to its customers. Verizon "myPlan" subscribers can opt for the ad-supported plans for Netflix and Max for a combined $10 a month starting Thursday.