Amazon has reduced the prices of Apple TV, Paramount+, and MGM+ by up to 60% as part of its latest Prime Day sale. The sale, which started on June 23, offers subscriptions for these major streaming platforms starting at £2.99.
During the promotion, Amazon customers can get an Apple TV subscription for £4.99 per month, half its original price of £9.99. Subscribers will enjoy this discounted rate for two months before it reverts to the standard £9.99 unless canceled.
Similarly, MGM+, which features “Project Hail Mary,” is now available at £2.99 for two months, down from its usual price of £5.99. Paramount+ is also discounted to £2.99 for one month, a reduction from £7.99. These offers are valid until July 2 as part of Amazon’s Prime Day 2026 sale.
In addition to the streaming discounts, there are exclusive discounts for Prime members or shoppers on a Prime 30-day free trial from June 23-26. Prime Video is offering free trials for Lionsgate+, Studiocanal Presents, and Crunchyroll during this period.
It is important to note that the reduced streaming subscriptions and free trials will automatically convert to standard paid subscriptions after the promotional period ends. Subscribers should remember to cancel before the promotional period expires to avoid being charged the regular rate.
Customers can subscribe to Apple TV through Prime Video for £4.99 per month until July 2. Meanwhile, Sky is offering free access to Netflix, HBO Max, and Disney+ with its Ultimate TV bundle, which includes around 135 channels, including Sky Atlantic.
Apple TV boasts a range of acclaimed titles such as “Widow’s Bay” and the recently launched second season of “Sugar.” Other popular series available for streaming on Apple TV include Ted Lasso, Severance, and Slow Horses, with a seven-day free trial available for new sign-ups.
MGM+ features hit titles like “Project Hail Mary” and series like Outlander and the James Bond film collection. On Paramount+, subscribers can enjoy series like “The Agency” and “Dutton Ranch,” available for £2.99.
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