26/6/2026: We fact-checked this guide and updated it with the latest information, which includes the removal of Hubbl's Stack & Save feature, the discontinued sales of the Hubbl Glass Smart TV, and an update on Foxtel's plans to wind down Hubbl.
Foxtel might be winding down on its big Hubbl hardware play but for now, the Hubbl Hub is still available to purchase, even if the Hubbl Glass Smart TV is not. Here's everything you need to know about the Hubbl hardware and ecosystem in Australia.
What is Hubbl?
Hubbl is a lot of things. As for its function, it can be described as an "all-in-one" entertainment platform bringing together your streaming apps and free-to-air TV apps together.
In terms of form, Hubbl is a standalone set-top box that can be used with any compatible TV. However, it also previously sold a full-blown smart TV called Hubbl Glass that came in two sizes and five fancy colourways, but that product has since been discontinued.
Hubbl is also the name of company previously known as Streamotion; the company that is officially behind streamers Binge and Kayo (and previously Flash and Lifestyle).
How much does Hubbl cost in Australia?
Here's how much the three Hubbl products cost:
| Name | Type | Colour | Price | |
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| Hubbl | Set-top box | Black | $99 | |
| Hubbl Glass (55-inches) | All-in-one TV | Black, Blue, Green, Pink and White | $1,395 |
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| Hubbl Glass (65-inches) | All-in-one TV | Black, Blue, Green, Pink and White | $1,595 |
Not available
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Keep in mind: You can either choose the Hubbl set-top box to work with a compatible TV or an all-in
one Hubbl Glass. You don't need to purchase both the box and the Hubbl Glass.
Hubbl launched with a Stack & Save program that offered discounts for multiple services, however that perk was discontinued in November 2025.
Georgia Dixon, Managing Editor
Is Hubbl worth it?
One of Hubbl's key value propositions at launch was Stack & Save. Even before it was discontinued, Stack & Save offered short-term savings over 36 months. If you were to take advantage of the five eligible apps to get the full discount you'd basically recover the full cost of the $99 set-top box after seven months and then be getting a total credit of $435 over the remaining period. But now Hubbl doesn't even have that.
One comparable service that still exists is Optus SubHub. While it offers no hardware, it has a similar offer that lets you bundle three or more eligible services and save up to 10% off the total and even offers $10 to $20 monthly credit on select mobile and internet plan.
However, SubHub has no time limit on when those discounts end. It also has eligible apps beyond streaming services with options such as Microsoft 365, Kindle Unlimited and Spacetalk. One big con for SubHub is your access is dependent on being signed up for an eligible Optus phone or internet plan. Here's an example of the eligible mobile plans:
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Optus
$90 Optus Choice Plus Plan
$90.00/mth
Min. cost $90
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Optus
$69 Optus Promo Plan
$69.00/mth
Min. cost $69
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Alex Choros, Managing Editor
What can I watch on Hubbl?
Hubbl supports streaming services such as Netflix, Disney Plus, Prime Video, Apple TV, Binge, Kayo Sports, Stan, Paramount Plus, HBO Max, beIN Sports, and YouTube.
It also has free-to-air channel streaming apps ABC iView, ABC Kids, SBS On Demand, 7Plus, 9Now and 10 Play.
You can compare which platforms support major services in Australia here:
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| Apple TV (2015+) | * | ||||||||||||
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| Chromecast | ** | *** | |||||||||||
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| Xbox One | **** | ||||||||||||
| Xbox Series X | **** | ||||||||||||
| Xbox Series S | **** |
* Foxtel Now is only available through Airplay, and not as a standalone app.
** Chromecast 1st Generation is no longer supported by Kayo. For optimal streaming using Chromecast, Kayo recommends Chromecast Ultra and latest 3rd generation.
*** Foxtel Now is streamed through the Foxtel GO app.
**** Kayo Sport is only available on Xbox One S (2016), Xbox One X (2017), Xbox Series S (2020), and Xbox Series X (2020) models.
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Netflix
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Stan
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Where can I get Hubbl?
Customers can order the Hubbl Hub directly through the website. The Hubbl Hub is also available at Australian retailers JB Hi-Fi and Harvey Norman. The Hubbl Glass TV is no longer available for purchase.
What are the alternatives to Hubbl in Australia?
Hubbl is fairly unique in the Australian streaming space. In terms of saving on streaming through a bundle there's Optus SubHub. SubHub lets you bundle three or more eligible services together and save up to 10% off the total and even gives you a monthly credit between $10 and $20 on select Optus mobile and internet plans.
As far as set top boxes go Hubbl is similar to streaming devices like Apple TV 4K, Google TV Streamer, Chromecast and Amazon Fire TV devices which can all turn your "dumb TV' smart.
If you already have a smart TV or a set-top box, you don't need a Hubbl set-top box to access all your favourite streaming apps. Here are the prices for various streaming apps available in Australia:
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AMC+ Bundle
TV7-day free trial
From
$8.99/mth
or $83.88/yr
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Disney+
From
$9.99/mth
or $179.99/yr
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Amazon Prime Video
TV + movies + more30-day free trial
From
$9.99/mth
or $79/yr
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Netflix
From
$9.99/mth
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Binge
TV + movies + sport7-day free trial
From
$10.00/mth
or $79/yr
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Crunchyroll
TV + movies7-day free trial
From
$11.99/mth
or $119.99/yr
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Apple TV
TV + movies7-day free trial
From
$15.99/mth
or $129/yr
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Kayo Sports
Sport7-day free trial
From
$29.99/mth
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DAZN
From
$31.99/mth
or $149.99/yr
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Foxtel Now
TV + movies + sport10-day free trial
From
$35/mth
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Paramount+
TV + movies + sport7-day free trial
From
$7.99/mth
or $70.99/yr
Link not supplied
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Stan.
TV + movies + sport
From
$9.99/mth
Link not supplied
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HBO Max
TV + movies
From
$11.99/mth
or $119.99yr
Link not supplied
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BritBox
TV7-day free trial
From
$13.99/mth
or $139.99/yr
Link not supplied
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MUBI
Movies7-day free trial
From
$14.99/mth
or $119.88/yr
Link not supplied
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Hubbl FAQs
Who owns Hubbl?
Hubbl is a subsidiary of Foxtel the Australian television company. Foxtel is in turn owned by News Corp Australia (65%) and the telco Telstra (35%).
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