
Hubbl customers who previously signed up for Netflix, HBO Max, Disney Plus and/or Paramount Plus via the platform's Single View billing feature will no longer be able to pay their bill for those non-Hubbl services from January 8, 2026.
While Hubbl removed the option to sign up for third-party services back in December 2025, many of those already using the Single View bundled billing feature will lose access to those third-party services at the end of their next billing cycle.
How will I be billed for Hubbl now?
Hubbl customers who have only bundled Hubbl-owned streaming services like Binge, Kayo Sport, Lifestyle and Flash will continue to recieve one bill, though they no longer recieve Hubbl's Stack & Save discounts as of December 2025.
Those who signed up for Netflix, HBO Max, Disney Plus, and/or Paramount Plus via Hubbl will no longer receive a bill through the platform starting January 8. Those customers will still have access to their streaming services until the end of their individual billing cycle. For example, if your last bill lands on January 7, you will be able to access the third-party services you're subscribed to until February 6.
Hubbl says that customers who currently bill Netflix, HBO Max, Disney Plus or Paramount Plus through Hubbl will receive an email detailing the next steps for their accounts.
For those who signed up prior to Hubbl
If you were already a customer of Netflix, HBO Max, Disney Plus or Paramount Plus before bundling your accounts with Hubbl, it's possible your subscription will remain active as the service provider already has your billing information on file. If that's the case for you, your next payment will be paid directly to the third-party streaming service provider.
For those who signed up via Hubbl
If you have not previously paid one or more of these streaming services directly before bundling with Hubbl, it's possible you will need to sign up directly with the third-party provider after your subscription lapses.
For example, if you signed up to Netflix for the first time via Hubbl in order to get the Stack & Save discount, it's not guaranteed your account will remain active after Hubbl officially closes down third-party billing. In that scenario, you may have to sign up for a brand-new account directly through Netflix. Hubbl says that these customers "may hear directly from the app" with steps on how to continue their subscriptions.
What does it all mean?
Hubbl was Foxtel's solution to pooling multiple streaming service payments into one convenient location. The two headline features of the Hubbl hardware and ecosystem were Stack & Save, a feature that offered tiered discounts for multiple subscriptions, and Single View billing, a single bill for first-party Hubbl apps (Binge, Kayo, etc.) and participating third-party streaming apps (Netflix, HBO Max, Disney Plus and Paramount Plus).
Since Hubbl will no longer bill third-party apps via its platform, it means customers will need to go back to individual billing for Netflix, HBO Max, Disney Plus and/or Paramount Plus specifically, which is terribly inconvenient.
Whether you signed up via Hubbl or were an existing customer already will impact the transition of the third-party services you've bundled through Hubbl. Customers should keep an eye on their inbox for emails from Hubbl, Netflix, HBO Max, Disney Plus and Paramount Plus for more information on how to progress after January 8.
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