T-Mobile offers Netflix and Hulu free on $100 plans
Wireless carriers are bundling streaming services into phone bills, with T-Mobile, Verizon, and Cricket detailing new costs and included titles as of November 2026.
By Giulia Marshall ·
T-Mobile now includes Netflix and Hulu at no extra cost for customers on its Experience Beyond 2.0 plan. The carrier launched the T-Mix service to allow subscribers to customize perks using "Picks." This system lets users select benefits like Paramount+, Xbox Game Pass, and Delta SkyMiles. Customers can swap these selections every three months without changing their base plan.
The Experience Beyond 2.0 plan starts at $100 per month for one line with AutoPay. This price covers unlimited talk, text, and 5G data. It also includes 250GB of high-speed mobile hotspot data. The Netflix benefit provides the Standard tier with ads. The Hulu benefit includes ads and next-day programming from ABC and FX. Apple TV is available for an additional $3 monthly fee on this plan.
T-Mobile’s cheaper Experience More 2.0 plan starts at $85 per month for one line with AutoPay. This tier includes Netflix Standard with ads and the discounted Apple TV offer. It does not include complimentary Hulu. Both plans offer T-Mobile Tuesdays discounts on movie tickets and dining.
Verizon takes a different approach by letting subscribers build their own bundles. The carrier offers a Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+ bundle for $12 per month. This package is ad-supported and includes Marvel, Star Wars, and sports programming. Verizon also sells a Netflix and HBO Max bundle for $13 per month. Both bundles use the ad-supported versions of the services.
Verizon’s Apple One bundle costs $15 per month. This includes Apple TV, Apple Music, Apple Arcade, and iCloud+ storage. These perks are available through Verizon’s myPlan and Simplicity unlimited plans. Unlike T-Mobile’s free offerings, Verizon customers pay an additional monthly fee for these services.
Cricket Wireless includes HBO Max Basic with Ads in its Supreme Unlimited plan. The AT&T-owned prepaid provider charges $55 per month for one line with AutoPay. This price includes taxes, unlimited talk, text, and data, plus 50GB of hotspot data. The plan also provides 150GB of cloud storage. HBO Max content includes "The White Lotus" and "House of the Dragon."
Metro by T-Mobile includes a full Amazon Prime membership in its $60 per month unlimited plan. This price requires AutoPay and is for one line. The membership grants access to Prime Video, free shipping, and other retail perks. Viewers can watch "Fallout" and "The Boys" without buying a separate subscription. The plan includes 25GB of hotspot data and 100GB of Google One storage.
Metro’s plan costs $65 for the first month before settling to $60. It includes unlimited premium 5G data and HD video streaming. Eligible subscribers can use T-Mobile Tuesdays for weekly entertainment and retail offers. The carrier positions this as a practical option for frequent Amazon shoppers who also use Prime Video.
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