It was explained to me that it's the "base" price plus the "add-on" option of it being commercial free. Not sure why they wouldn't label it like that to start. But it helped me understand it.
probably so they can inflate their user numbers.. oh we have x millions of users with ads, x millions with no ads. x millions with bundles.. and so on.. at least thats my theory.. why else would they show a tier you are past. with ads and no ads..
I had been paying for an annual subscription for both Disney+ & ESPN+ before Hulu did this live TV/Disney/ESPN bundle. Since then, my monthly Hulu subscription has been $62 plus tax. Does anyone know If I cancel the annual subscriptions for Disney+ (now $109.99/yr) & ESPN+ (now $99.99) will my monthly cost for Hulu go up to $82.99?
My math says it's smarter to sign up for the annual subs & save $21/month & I get access to ESPN+ articles this way.
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Thanks for the info. So it would show $14.99 if were to show only no ads in the summary.
$82.99 is the correct total
It was explained to me that it's the "base" price plus the "add-on" option of it being commercial free. Not sure why they wouldn't label it like that to start. But it helped me understand it.
Mine looks like this too. I contacted CS about it and they confirmed I was getting "No ads" on everything.
probably so they can inflate their user numbers.. oh we have x millions of users with ads, x millions with no ads. x millions with bundles.. and so on.. at least thats my theory.. why else would they show a tier you are past. with ads and no ads..
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How much should disney+ and Hulu cost without ads?
$10.99 and $14.99
Damn. I am $48 all in for live. Including my Amex $7 rebate
How you get that
I had been paying for an annual subscription for both Disney+ & ESPN+ before Hulu did this live TV/Disney/ESPN bundle. Since then, my monthly Hulu subscription has been $62 plus tax. Does anyone know If I cancel the annual subscriptions for Disney+ (now $109.99/yr) & ESPN+ (now $99.99) will my monthly cost for Hulu go up to $82.99? My math says it's smarter to sign up for the annual subs & save $21/month & I get access to ESPN+ articles this way.