Amazon's Prime Day is officially kicking off tomorrow, and it's bringing some serious deals for streaming fans. For a limited time, subscribers can snag two of the biggest streaming services—Apple TV and Paramount Plus—at prices that are hard to beat. This is a golden opportunity for anyone looking to catch up on hit shows and movies without breaking the bank.
Prime Video, which already boasts over 200 million subscribers worldwide, is offering two months of Apple TV for just $5.99 per month, down from the usual $12.99. That's a massive 54% discount. Meanwhile, Paramount Plus is available for a mere $0.99 per month for two months, slashed from $8.99. These deals are part of Amazon's broader Prime Week celebration, which runs through Friday.
But the savings don't stop there. Amazon is also offering similar two-month discounts on Hallmark, Audible, and BritBox—all for just $0.99 per month. Whether you're a fan of romantic dramas, audiobooks, or British TV, there's something for everyone.
Prime Video has had a stellar year, delivering hits like the latest season of Invincible and the final episodes of The Boys. While The Boys wrapped after five seasons and its spin-off Gen V was canceled after two, the franchise is far from over. Prime Video recently dropped the first trailer for Vought Rising, which is set to premiere in 2027. The streamer also brought back Citadel, one of its most expensive shows, which debuted as a binge-watch last month.
Currently, Prime Video's top 10 is dominated by YA content. The number one movie is Your Fault: London, while the most popular TV show is Off Campus. Jack Ryan: Ghost War, the Tom Clancy spin-off film, continues to hold a spot weeks after its release, as does Spider-Noir, the Spider-Man spin-off starring Nicolas Cage. For those looking for more binge-worthy options, check out our list of Best Netflix Binge-Watches: 3 Must-See Shows to Stream Starting June 8.
Prime Day deals like these are a rare chance to explore premium streaming services at a fraction of the cost. Whether you're diving into Apple TV's acclaimed originals or Paramount Plus's extensive library, now is the time to subscribe. And if you're a fan of HBO's best drama, don't miss our analysis on why Industry: HBO's Best Drama Keeps Getting Snubbed at the Emmys.
Stay tuned to ShowtimeSpot for more updates on the latest streaming deals and entertainment news. With Prime Week in full swing, there's never been a better time to upgrade your watchlist.
