By Angie Han/July 17, 2015 9:00 am EST
The fee, $15/month, remains the same as HBO Now expands to non-Apple devices. For that price, subscribers get access to over 2,000 HBO original titles and specials, plus a rotation of non-HBO films. It’s the same lineup offered on HBO Go, for customers who subscribe to HBO through cable and satellite services.
So far, the new service has been a huge success. BTIG Research (via Variety) estimates HBO Now has signed between 850,000 and 1 million subscribers between April, when it launched, and the end of June. And there’s still plenty of room for it to grow. HBO’s parent company Time Warner says there are about 10 million households in the U.S. that have broadband but not cable TV.
