Amazon is running its Prime Day streaming promotion for the second straight year, offering more than 15 services at cut prices ahead of the June 23 kickoff.
Paramount+ Premium sits at $0.99 a month for two months, down from its standard $13.99, covering the ad-free tier with Showtime content, CBS live programming, and UFC fights. The deal runs through June 26 and is available through Paramount+'s own site, Prime Video, or Roku. Amazon Music Unlimited is free for four months for new subscribers, normally $11.99 a month for Prime members, totaling $47.96 in savings. The rest of the list runs long: AMC+, Starz, BritBox, MGM+, Crunchyroll, and a dozen-plus others land at $0.99 a month for two months, with Apple TV the outlier at $5.99.
Amazon is positioning Prime Video less as a standalone streamer and more as a distribution hub. Every add-on that routes through Prime Video is another reason to stay subscribed to Prime, and post-trial retention rates are typically high enough that participating streamers treat the 99-cent months as customer acquisition cost. For subscribers who actually use the services, the math is simple.
Worth noting: Paramount+ is running the exact same deal it ran at last Prime Day. It only looks better this year because the service raised its regular price in the interim.