The new agreement replaces the earlier one that offered HBO Max to AT&T’s internet customers, but that’s just about all the information the carrier revealed today. An AT&T official states that “this adjusted agreement represents an important step in positioning both AT&T and Warner Bros. Discovery for continued success.”
The announcement doesn’t specify when AT&T would bring back the HBO Max free offering to its wireless plans or home internet options. It’s also unclear which version of the HBO Max plan will be offered by the carrier.
Previously, AT&T offered the $15-per-month ad-free HBO Max package with the Unlimited Elite plan, as well as the ad-supported bundle with an unlimited plan via its Cricket prepaid service.
Launched in the United States about two years ago, HBO Max is now available in 61 countries. Earlier today, the company announced that HBO Max and Discovery Plus will be merged in the US sometime next summer.
