Verizon’s launching the beta of its Plus Play service and is providing a year-long subscription to Netflix’s $19.99 monthly premium plan to those that enroll. That provides as much as financial savings of about $240, however as is the case with many Verizon merchandise, there’s a catch: you’ll have to join an annual subscription to one of many platforms provided by Plus Play first.

Introduced by Verizon earlier this yr, Plus Play gives a consolidated hub the place you’ll be able to entry and handle your streaming subscriptions in a single place, together with Netflix, Discovery Plus, HBO Max, Disney Plus, NBA League Pass Premium, AMC Plus, and the not too long ago added NFL Plus. It additionally gives entry to different non-streaming companies, like Peloton, the Calm leisure app, and the language-learning service DuoLingo.

To get a free subscription to Netflix, you’ll have to buy one of many “qualifying” annual subscriptions Verizon lists on its site. Verizon says you’ll be able to redeem the supply even in case you’re an present Netflix subscriber however that “existing customers of the qualifying services” aren’t eligible. You can also’t make the most of the deal in case you subscribed to Netflix utilizing a particular promotion or in case you already signed as much as Netflix by Plus Play.

Once the 12-month interval’s over, you’ll must pay for the $19.99 monthly Netflix subscription or downgrade to one of many service’s cheaper choices, like its $9.99 monthly primary plan or the brand new $6.99 monthly ad-supported tier. In a press release to The Verge, Verizon spokesperson Caroline Brooks says the supply’s open to a “select” variety of clients and can stay out there till they’re claimed.