“We are committed to Hubbl,” says Foxtel Group -but costing more money per month may be a final straw.

As of 10 December 2025, Hubbl will be discontinuing Stack & Save discounts.

Customers could use the streaming hub to stack multiple eligible subscriptions and save up to $15 per month. The saving was applied via credits towards future billing cycles. Unredeemed credits will remain valid for up to 3 years.

Eligible customers will no longer receive these discounts on their subscriptions.

Emails are being sent to relevant customers to advise of changes.

Hubbl further advised:

How will this impact my monthly payments?
If you’re currently receiving Stack & Save discounts, your impacted subscriptions will be charged at the standard price from your first billing date on or after 10 December 2025.

This will result in a monthly increase of $5, $10 or $15, depending on the discount tier you were previously receiving.

What will happen to my Stack & Save credits I’ve already earned?
Any Stack & Save credits you have already earned but not yet redeemed will remain on your account. These will remain eligible to redeem for up to three years.

Can I still earn new Stack & Save credits?
No, you will no longer be able to earn new Stack & Save credits.

 

Viewing across Hubbl devices is reportedly at all-time highs, but no numbers have been released.

Hilary Perchard, CEO of Foxtel, Kayo and Binge says “We are committed to Hubbl. We have a loyal, highly engaged customer base that loves the product, and we are pleased to have completed a new agreement that extends our relationship with Comcast.

“It allows us to focus on providing the technology to reflect what app-savvy users expect from their TV experience and what they value most about Hubbl.”

App-savvy customers are understood to not be taking advantage of Hubbl’s price and billing features and are shopping around among individual app providers. But without a Stack and Save option some customers may disagree that one of the benefits of the platform is gone, costing them more money from December.

Updated.