Millions of AT&T Customers Set To Start Streaming Today At No Additional Charge
Starting today, millions of AT&T customers in the United States will be able to stream HBO Max at no additional charge.
Whether through our award-winning wireless network, entertainment-grade internet or premium video products, AT&T has a way to connect you to HBO Max.
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As we’ve previously announced, customers who have HBO through AT&T now instantly have access to HBO Max at no additional charge. On top of that, customers on our best AT&T wireless, video and internet plans will now get HBO Max – a $14.99 per month value included on us. Nearly all other new and existing AT&T customers can now explore and redeem special offers to stream HBO Max – including a full year of HBO Max on us in nearly all AT&T TV packages.ii
“This is an exciting day for AT&T. Delivering the incredible content of HBO Max to our customers brings our vision of a modern media company to life,” said Jeff McElfresh, CEO of AT&T Communications. “We’re proud to provide the connectivity you need alongside new and compelling content at a time when the world needs both more than ever. With HBO Max in our portfolio, we truly have something for everyone.”
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Visit att.com/hbomax to learn more about how to download and log-in to HBO Max, as well as explore the many ways you can start streaming today. Current customers can also log into their AT&T account online or through the myAT&T app to learn more.
HBO Max is the highly anticipated streaming platform from WarnerMedia that includes all of HBO together with the greatest collection of movies, TV shows and new Max Originals. HBO Max includes approximately 10,000 hours of curated premium content from WarnerMedia’s beloved brands and libraries: Warner Bros., New Line Cinema, DC, TBS, TNT, Cartoon Network, Crunchyroll, Rooster Teeth, Looney Tunes and more.
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