AWFUL April is pushing up household bills again, but this Sky bundle could offset some of that pressure.
For £24 per month, its Ultimate TV package now wraps multiple major streaming services and live TV into a single plan.
Sky Ultimate TV, £24 per month
It’s not a new plan, but the proposition has sharpened with the arrival of HBO Max this month.
That addition rounds out a line-up that already includes Netflix, Disney+ and Hayu, alongside more than 140 Sky channels.
Put together, it covers most of what people tend to subscribe to separately anyway.
The appeal here is all about convenience.
Instead of hopping between platforms and keeping track of different billing dates, everything sits under one roof.
There’s a simplicity to knowing exactly what’s going out each month, especially as costs elsewhere creep up.
Content-wise, there’s a broad mix on offer, with a spread to suit all viewing habits.
HBO brings newer, talked-about series like The Pitt, while Hayu leans into reality series such as Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
Netflix and Disney+ fill in the gaps with their usual rotation of originals, films and familiar catalogue titles.
The catch is that these are ad-supported tiers by default.
For some, that will be a sticking point, but others will see it as a reasonable compromise for the overall saving.
There’s still the option to upgrade to ad-free versions if that matters more.
Paid for individually, these services cost around £23 per month, or roughly £276 over the course of a year.
At £24 per month with Sky, you’re paying roughly the same but getting everything bundled together plus over 140 live channels, which is where the real saving comes in.
There’s also no need for a full installation.
The package comes with a small streaming box that plugs straight into your TV, keeping things relatively fuss-free.
And if you don’t want to lock into a long contract, there’s a rolling option at £30 per month.
It’s a slightly higher price, but it keeps things flexible if you’re not sure how long you’ll stick with it.
For more options, check out my pick of the best Sky deals and best Virgin Media deals.
