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Roku's money-saving bundles include channels like HBO Max, Starz, and Fox One.
If you’re a Roku user, you’re getting a new way to save money on streaming and a new way to help influence the design of new Roku apps and features.
Among several additions, including an expansion of Roku Voice and an improved search, the media giant revealed that it’s rolling out bundles of some of its popular streaming services that save users money off the full price. It’s also introducing a Google-Labs style testing area that’s open to all users, no signup needed.
Streaming bundles are all the rage these days, and Roku is getting in on the fun. The company has announced new combined streaming subscriptions that can save you up to 30% off the regular price of these services.
More than 30 bundles are available, including subscriptions like HBO Max, Starz, Hallmark+, and Fox One.
These plans use your existing Roku account, meaning you don’t need to worry about another sign-up. You can access the whole list and sign up here.
Just like Google Labs lets you test yet-to-be-released Google features, you can now do the same with Roku. The company said Roku Labs lets you test in-development apps and give feedback. Labs, which is starting with four experiences, including Roku Stock, Roku Weather, Backdrop Studio (which lets you place custom artwork and images as your background), and Immerse (which lets you pick your screensaver), is open to any user.
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