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Uber has partnered with Bango to expand its Uber One membership program through the Digital Vending Machine® (DVM™) from Bango. Initially launching in the United States, Uber One will be bundled with mobile and broadband plans. This move aims to grow Uber's 19 million membership base globally by leveraging indirect channels and partnerships. Uber One members receive benefits such as discounted rides and deliveries, a $0 delivery fee, up to 10% off eligible orders, and 6% Uber Cash on rides. Uber's partnership with Bango allows for easier integration with telcos and resellers, offering free trials and multi-bundle deals to attract new subscribers. Bango's research shows a significant trend towards indirect subscriptions, with 20% of US subscribers signing up through these channels in 2024.
Despite the rising cost of living, European subscribers are spending an average of €696 annually on subscriptions, with UK subscribers leading at €814. The Bango survey of 5,000 Europeans highlights high subscription costs and the impact of ad-supported content on user behavior. Nearly half (42%) of subscribers have canceled due to price hikes, and 76% believe paid subscriptions should be ad-free. The study also reveals a growing demand for 'Super Bundling' — a unified platform for managing multiple subscriptions, with 58% of respondents expressing interest. Spain shows the highest demand for such a service at 67%, while 63% of UK subscribers maintain at least one 'forever subscription'.
According to a new report by Bango, 29% of US subscribers plan to sign up for a new streaming service to watch the Olympic Games this July, with this figure rising to 66% among current SportsVOD subscribers. Peacock, which holds the rights to stream the Paris Olympics, stands to benefit. The average SportsVOD user subscribes to seven services and spends $1,440 annually, compared to the US average of $77 per month. Despite the high market value, fragmentation in sports streaming services is driving demand for centralized platforms. Over half of SportsVOD users find multiple subscriptions unaffordable, and 87% want a single content hub. This fragmentation has led to a rise in piracy, with 55% of sports streamers using illegal services. ESPN, Fox, and WB Discovery are working on a combined sports streaming platform to address these issues. Bango's report highlights the potential of Super Bundling, with 70% of SportsVOD users wanting all-in-one packages from their cell phone providers, and 76% willing to pay more for such services.