
Stan is now available on Hubbl, nearly two months after the Foxtel-owned platform went on sale. The Australian streaming service was confirmed for Hubbl at launch, but there was no clear timeframe.
The app arrives just in time for the Olympics in July which will be shown on Stan Sports.
It joins an array of popular streaming and video services including Netflix, Disney Plus, Amazon's Prime Video, Apple TV Plus and YouTube as well as Hubbl's own Binge, Kayo, Flash and Lifestyle apps.
At this stage, Stan isn't eligible for Hubbl's Stack and Save feature. Stack and Save allows Hubbl's customers to receive a credit each month by bundling streaming services through Hubbl. Users can save:
- $5 with three services
- $10 with four services
- $15 with five services
At present only the four Hubbl-owned services Binge, Kayo Sport, Lifestyle and Flash News and Netflix are eligible for Stack and Save.
There's no sign yet of streaming services Optus Sport and Paramount Plus which like Stan were billed at launch as "coming later".
Hubbl starts at $99 for the set-top box or from $1,595 for the all-in-one TV unit. See Hubbl's products here:
| Name | Type | Colour | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hubbl | Set-top box | Black | $99 | |
| Hubbl Glass (55-inches) | All-in-one TV | Black, Blue, Green, Pink and White | $1,395 |
Not available
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| Hubbl Glass (65-inches) | All-in-one TV | Black, Blue, Green, Pink and White | $1,595 |
Not available
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Dylan Crismale
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