Super Bowl 2024 will be shown live on CBS, but it can also be streamed live on Paramount+. While Paramount+ does require a paid subscription, a 7-day free trial offers plenty of time to watch the Super Bowl and check out the rest of the Paramount+ library without paying.
This year’s Super Bowl Sunday will see the San Francisco 49ers taking on the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 58. The big game is due to begin at 6:30 p.m. ET on February 11 and there will be plenty of pregame coverage available to watch on the day.
A 7-day free trial is available to all new subscribers, so signing up now will lock in a full week of Paramount+ and cover Super Bowl Sunday. After that first week, the subscriber will be charged a monthly fee, with the price depending on the plan chosen when signing up.
Paramount+ offers two main plans to choose from. The cheapest is the $5.99/month Essential tier, which is an ad-supported plan. The $11.99 a month Paramount+ with Showtime plan not only unlocks access to Showtime content, but it also removes the ads. It is worth keeping in mind that live TV, including the live stream of the Super Bowl, will still show ads regardless of the plan chosen.
$8 to $13/mo
- Originals
- Showtime
- Live Sports
Save on a year of Paramount+ with an annual plan
For those that think Paramount+ might be a good year-round streaming service, it might be worth considering an annual plan. While the Essential tier costs $5.99 a month, the annual plan costs $59.99 a year, resulting in a saving of $11.89 over 12 months.
Likewise, while the Paramount+ with Showtime tier costs $11.99 a month, the annual plan costs $119.99 a year, resulting in an annual saving of $23.89. Basically, you get two months for free when signing up to either tier on an annual basis.
Signing up for an annual plan also doesn’t affect the availability of the free trial. In other words, whether signing up to the Essential or Paramount+ with Showtime plan, and on either a monthly or annual basis, you can still watch for free for the first seven days.
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