Telus flanker brand Koodo announced Wednesday its new Happy Stack, which includes mobility, home internet and Telus’s new Stream+ streaming bundle in one package starting at $99 per month.
“For the first time ever, new and existing Koodo customers in Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec can stack all three services at an unbeatable value, with monthly savings of up to 23 per cent,” reads a Koodo press release, which explained Koodo Internet is now available to more than seven million homes across those three provinces after a successful pilot program in the fall of 2023.
The $99/mo. Happy Stack bundles together Koodo’s Pick Your Perk mobility rate plans, Koodo Internet unlimited high-speed home internet, and the new Stream+ Basic bundle that includes Netflix with ads, Disney+ with ads and Amazon Prime Video as well as access to Telus original films and series.
“Happy Stack is the answer to today’s unpredictable economic climate. It combines reliable mobile service, dependable high-speed internet, and the best streaming entertainment at a value Canadians can’t find anywhere else,” Dwayne Benefield, chief product officer at Telus, said in the release. “Our value-minded customers want to invest wisely in a practical, comprehensive connectivity and entertainment package, without sacrificing top-tier quality, and we’re proud to deliver that only at Koodo.”
With Happy Stack, new and existing Koodo customers have the flexibility to upgrade their Koodo mobility, home internet and entertainment plan for the ultimate value, the release says.
“This includes a wide range of mobility plans with up to 5G speeds and perk options like Unlimited Data, home internet with download speeds of up to 1 Gbps where available, and Stream+ Premium,” the release says.
Telus launched the new Stream+ bundle in January. The Stream+ Premium option includes the ad-free Netflix Premium and Disney+ Premium services, as well as Amazon Prime Video.
Telus executives said last week during the company’s fourth-quarter conference call that its new Stream+ offering is part of a broader bundling strategy to reduce customer churn.
