
Paramount+, Starz and More Are Only $1/Month With This Limited-Time Prime Video Deal
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Prime Day doesn’t officially kick off until Tuesday but the retailer is already rolling out unbeatable deals on their streaming platform ahead of anticipated releases this summer. Starting today, Prime Video channels such as Starz, Paramount+ Premium, MGM+ , AMC+, BET+ Premium and more channel add-ons are down to $.99/month for the first two months — up to an 90% discount.
As always, in order to take advantage of the deals, you’ll have to sign up for an Amazon Prime account. Sign up for a 30-day free trial here.
Right now, Amazon Prime members can add Starz to their channel lineup for just $.99/month (regularly $10.99/month). On Starz, you can stream hundreds of popular shows such as “Power Book II: Raising Kanan,” “The Couple Next Door” and “Outlander.” The platform also boasts dozens of blockbuster movies, old and new, such as “Hunger Games,” “Jurassic Park,” “Fast X,” “Spiderman: No Way Home” and more.
On BET+, also down to $.99/month, you can find “Atlanta,” “Love & Hip-Hop” and Season 2 of ” The Impact,” plus the entire Tyler Perry collection of films and original series. Meanwhile, Paramount+ boasts “Yellowjackets,” “1923,” “Survivor,” “Jackass” and the entire “Godfather” trilogy — all available for $.99/month for the first two months.
One of the rarer Prime Video deals this year is on Apple TV+, which is down to $4.99/month for the first two months (a 50% discount), just in time to binge originals titles such as “Your Friends and Neighbors,” “Fountain of Youth,” “Echo Valley” and the Brad Pit-led “F1” blockbuster which will be exclusively available to stream on Apple TV+ later this summer.
Other limited-time offers on Prime Video include MGM+, Hallmark+, AMC+, Cinemax, Shudder, Discovery+, Crunchyroll, BET+, Britbox and more. Check out Prime Video’s full channel lineup below.
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