Verizon Announces Plus Play to Manage All Your Streaming Subscriptions
Published on March 9, 2022
- The new +play service will be available free of cost exclusively to Verizon customers.
- Verizon has partnered with several companies such as Netflix, Peloton, and more.
- Plus Play will allow users to keep track of all their subscriptions and help them get the best deals.
Verizon has announced the launch of a new platform that will help users organize their subscription services, called +play. This new service is exclusive to Verizon customers and will help them discover, purchase, and manage their favorite subscriptions across different subscriptions like entertainment, audio, gaming, fitness, music, and lifestyle.
The platform will help customers keep track of all their subscriptions in one place and make sure that they get the best deals possible. The services purchased through +play will be available on any device across any network, the company said.
The telco has partnered with several companies such as Netflix, Peloton, Live Nation's Veeps and will feature prominent services WW International, Calm, Duolingo, A+E Networks (including Lifetime Movie Club, History Vault, and A&E Crime Central) TelevisaUnivision's Vix Plus, among others. Plus Play will also let users purchase and manage the content Verizon already offers through leading providers including Hulu, Disney+, ESPN+, Discovery, and AMC+.
Plus Play was announced during Verizon's Investor Event on March 3, 2022. The telco did not reveal a launch date, but the service will debut later this year. When it does become available, it will be provided free of cost to Verizon customers.
It will also offer personalized content recommendations "based on information about users that the company acquired independently of what users are watching on a particular service. If you subscribe to a streaming service through Plus Play and use your Verizon credit card to make payments, you will be able to earn 2% rewards as well.
Verizon also recently announced a partnership with Meta, Facebook's parent company, that will explore the potential of and surrounding a future metaverse. It will look at ways to collaborate Verizon's 5G network with Meta's technologies "to understand the foundational requirements for metaverse applications."
Also read: Netflix Halts Streaming in Russia Amid Ukraine Invasion
Related
Most Popular
Most Popular