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Prime Video Slashes The Cost of Apple TV, MGM+, Paramount+, Starz, and Many More Services

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Prime Video subscribers can currently take advantage of some major savings on a variety of popular streaming services. For example, this latest round of limited-time deals slashes the price of Apple TV, MGM+, Paramount+, and Starz, among many others.

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While there are always deals available on popular streaming services, Amazon tends to slash the price more than others, and that’s exactly what’s happened now.

Apple TV has dropped down to just $5.99/mo, and many others are down to as low as $0.99/mo. All of the discounts also apply to the first two months of a subscription, doubling the saving.

Prime Video members can currently save on the following subscriptions when signing up through Prime Video Channels.

Acorn TV$0.99/mo
Apple TV$5.99/mo
BritBox$0.99.mo
Great American Pure Flix$0.99/mo
Hallmark+$0.99/mo
Lifetime Movie Club$0.99/mo
MGM+$0.99/mo
Paramount+$0.99/mo
PBS Documentaries$0.99/mo
PBS Kids$0.99/mo
PBS Masterpiece$0.99/mo
Starz$0.99/mo
ViX Premium$0.99/mo
Wonder Project$0.99/mo

As is usually the case with Prime Video deals, all of these discounts are only available to Amazon Prime members and standalone Prime Video subscribers.

If you’re not currently an Amazon Prime member or Prime Video subscriber, Amazon does offer a 30-day free trial to all new customers.

It is worth keeping in mind that all of these subscriptions will auto-renew at their usual rates following the two discounted months.

Prime Video customers wanting to avoid paying the higher rates will need to manually cancel the subscription (through Prime Video) before the second discounted month comes to an end.

Subscriptions down to as low as $0.99/mo

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John Finn is the Editor of Streaming Better, a platform created to help consumers navigate the complicated live TV streaming and subscription service market. John has been covering technology and streaming for online publications since 2014.

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