[Edaily Reporter Lee So-Hyun ] A bundled package priced at 6,900 won per month, combining Melon and TVING’s ad-supported subscription plans, has been launched. It is a value-oriented subscription package aimed at consumers who want to access both music and online video services (OTT) on their mobile devices.

Kakao Entertainment’s music platform Melon announced on the 11th that it has launched a bundle combining “Melon Streaming Light” and “TVING Mobile Light” on the subscription platform “T Universe” ( SKTelecom(017670)).

The price is 6,900 won per month, including VAT.

“Melon Streaming Light” is an ad-supported monthly subscription service that allows users to listen to music on iOS and Android mobile devices. “TVING Mobile Light” is also an ad-supported plan exclusive to the mobile app, offering live and on-demand (VOD) content for dramas, variety shows, and sports.

TVING Mobile Light supports a maximum resolution of 720p, one simultaneous connection, and 15 downloads per month.

TVING will exclusively live-stream the “2026 Asia Professional Baseball Championship (APBC),” taking place from the 12th to the 15th of this month, and plans to sequentially release original series such as “The College Entrance Exam Substitute” and “The Great Escape: Urban Legends” through the end of the year.

New subscribers receive points equivalent to one month’s subscription fee

A promotion is also being held to celebrate the launch of the bundled package. Until December 10, new subscribers who sign up for the bundled package and complete the service linkage between Melon and TVING within 7 days will receive 6,900 won in Naver Pay points—an amount equivalent to one month’s subscription fee for the bundled package.

Melon has previously offered the “Mobile Streaming Club” and “Melon Streaming Club” on T Universe, and has now expanded its subscription options by adding the TVING bundle.

A Melon representative stated, “Following the ‘Mobile Streaming Club’ and ‘Melon Streaming Club’ already available on T Universe, we are now introducing this TVING bundle, allowing users to choose the plan that best suits their music listening habits and content consumption preferences.” They added, “We hope you’ll enjoy Melon’s music and TVING’s diverse year-end content together without any hassle.”

Meanwhile, in addition to music streaming, Melon is expanding its services and offline programs that connect artists with fans. It currently operates “Music Wave,” where users can chat with artists; “STAGE 99,” aimed at fans with a “99-degree” level of closeness; and “THE SOUND,” an offline listening talk show.