Hulu and Spotify today announced an expansion of their partnership on discounted streaming bundles, which lowers the price of Hulu’s ad-supported service to, well… nothing. Alternatively, if you already subscribe to Disney+ or Hulu, you can bundle ESPN+ (opens in a new tab) with your existing subscriptions and pay 12. Starting today, Spotify Premium subscribers can basically tack on a Hulu subscription for free on top of their existing $9.99 per month streaming music plan. In other words, for the same price you’re currently paying for Spotify Premium, you can now opt in to Hulu. The deal is open to both new and current U.S. subscribers, including those who previously took advantage of last year’s $12.99 per month bundle deal, says Hulu. New subscribers also will be able to get the first month of Hulu for free, as part of a trial period, before the $9.99 per month bundle pricing kicks in. Meanwhile, existing Spotify Premium subscribers can add Hulu by visiting their Spotify account’s Services Page and activating Hulu’s ad-supported plan as part of their account.

The two companies have been working together since 2017, when they first realized the potential in making both their services available as a single, affordable subscription. Note: If you do not own an account, click on IM NEW TO HULU.

Initially, Spotify and Hulu offered a discounted bundle aimed at students, which brought the cost down to $4.99 per month for both services - the same price as Spotify’s student plan.

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