If you’ve been considering giving Paramount+ a try, new and returning subscribers can currently get their first two months for just $3 a month. What’s more, you can sign up to either the ad-supported or ad-free plan at the same discounted price.
Key Takeaways
- Paramount+ is offering new and returning subscribers their first two months of Essential or Premium for $2.99/mo
- New and returning subscribers have up until March 31, 2026, to sign up at the limited-time discounted rate.
- With access to Showtime and local CBS, the Premium plan offers the best value through this promo.
Paramount+ is currently running a promotion which reduces the cost of a subscription down to $2.99 a month for the first two months. The discount can be applied to either the cheaper Essential plan (normally $8.99/mo) or the more expensive Premium plan (normally $13.99/mo).
No promo code is needed with this deal, as the discount is automatically applied when signing up through Paramount+. However, time is a factor with the limited-time deal only available for the remainder of this month (ends March 31, 2026).
As a reminder, the Premium plan not only removes the ads from on-demand content, but it also unlocks access to the Showtime catalog as well. Adding further value, the Premium plan also includes access to a subscriber’s local CBS station.
With so much extra value on offer, the Premium plan is definitely the better option if signing up through this deal, as the discount results in a $11 monthly saving ($22 over the course of both discounted months).
This compares to the $6 monthly ($12 over both discounted months) saving with the ad-supported Essential plan.
Regardless of whether signing up to the Essential or Premium plan, the subscription will auto-renew at the usual rate after the second discounted month, unless canceled.
Assuming no price increase rolls through before then, new Essential subscribers can expect their subscription to auto-renew at $8.99/mo, while Premium subscribers can expect to pay $13.99/mo after the final discounted month.
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