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Streamers hear your disgruntled cries over your growing list of subscriptions, and are working to aggregate as many entertainment options as it can in one place — and one bill.
Prime Video is leading the race with more than 100 add-on subscriptions available on the Amazon streaming platform, most recently adding Apple TV+ to their roster last month. As of now, Prime Video’s expansive collection of subscription offerings in the U.S include Max, Paramount+, Crunchyroll, MGM+, Starz and dozens more.
“Prime Video is a first-stop entertainment destination offering a wide selection of premium programming,” Mike Hopkins, SVP and Head of Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios, said while announcing Apple TV+’s entrance to the fold last month.
Add-on subscriptions prices vary depending on the channel, ranging in price from $6.99/month to $10.99/month. This is in addition to an Amazon Prime membership, which in the U.S costs $139 per year (or $14.99 per month). Plus, nearly all the channels offer a 7-day free trial so you can test out a platform’s entertainment options before committing to the monthly fee.
Alternatively, consumers can sign up for a stand-alone Prime Video membership for $8.99 monthly. This summer, the company also revamped Prime Video’s user interface, aiming to boost engagement and make it easier to see what’s included for no additional charge with the streaming service.
Shop through some of the most popular subscription add-ons below, and browse Prime Video’s full list of 100+ channels here.
Apple TV+ on Prime Video
Apple TV+
Popular titles: “Severance,” “Shrinking,” “The Morning Show,” “Ted Lasso,” “Bad Sisters,” “The Morning Show.”
Max on Prime Video
Popular titles: “The Penguin,” “The White Lotus,” “House of the Dragon,” “Industry.”
Crunchyroll
Popular titles: “Tower of God,” “Attack on Titan,” “Dragon Ball,” “Frieren”
Paramount+
Popular titles: “Yellowjackets,” “Couples Therapy,” “Twin Peaks,” “Broad City”
Plus: Gameday on CBS
