At the moment, MultiChoice is facing growing pressure and pay-TV competition from global video streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video in its own backyard – with several more like Disney+, HBO Max, Discovery+ and Paramount+ set to be introduced in Africa in the future.
As a result, MultiChoice has now been testing a new package called DStv Flex. The aim of “DStv Flex” is to try and keep highly-prized DStv Premium customers within MultiChoice’s subscriber base – a fast-dwindling top-end subscriber segment – and to try and limit the growing churn of premium DStv subscribers.
This new package will give customers the will power to switch certain packages on and off at any time according to their needs. So if you want to take a break from sport in general, just cancel it for a while. Easy.
MultiChoice is simply testing this new package “DStv Flex” to know if former DStv Premium and Compact Plus subscribers will come back possibly to the new package that would consist out of a basic entertainment pack priced at R299 for premium content, with sports and movies as optional add-on packages.
DStv Flex Channels
This would include M-Net, kykNET, 1Magic, Mzansi Magic Moja Love, Comedy Central, FOX, BBC Brit, BET and 10 more channels; movie channels like M-Net Movies 3, M-Net Movies 4, TNT and Studio Universal; as well as kids channels like Cartoon Network, Disney Channel, Nickelodeon and 4 more.
The basic DStv Flex pack would also include documentary and lifestyle channels like National Geographic, History, Food Network, Discovery Channel and 3 more; News channels like eNCA, CNN International, Sky News, SABC News and 3 more; music and religion channels like MTV, Trace Urban, Channel O, 1Gospel and 5 more; as well as free-to-air channels like e.tv, SABC1, SABC2, SABC3 and 7 more.
No word yet on when the DStv Flex will launch
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