HBO Max is increasing all of its subscription prices. Here’s how much more you’ll have to pay each month - The price hikes come after Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav said he thinks HBO Max is

HBO has announced a price increase for its streaming service, Max, marking the latest hike in the competitive streaming landscape.

The Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited Bundle, which has ads, is currently available for $29.99 per month for a year. The Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN Unlimited premium bundle without ads is on offer for $38.99 per month for a year.

Between the constant subscription price increases and various other red flags, we're just about ready to call a time of death on this entire streaming dream.

Starting today, the monthly cost of the ad-based Basic plan increases from $10 to $11, while the Standard ad-free plan jumps from $17 to $18.50 and Premium rises from $21 to $23. Annual subscriptions are also increasing, with Basic now at $110 (up $10), Standard now $185 (up $15) and Premium at $230 (up $20).

The streamer’s latest price hike raises ad-free plans by up to $2 a month, following similar increases from Disney+ and Hulu earlier this year.

HBO Max is raising prices today, the same day that Disney+ enacts its price hike, as the two streamers are now the most expensive ones.

Disney's latest round of streaming service price hikes go into effect Tuesday, with price increases being spread across standalone subscriptions for Disney Plus, Hulu and ESPN, as well as bundles and its live TV platform, Hulu Plus Live TV. The last time the company upped the costs of its streaming services was -- you guessed it -- October 2024.

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According to Antenna, Disney+'s churn for the month increased from 4% to 8%, while Hulu climbed from 5% to 10%