It’s the most wonderful time of the year — and not just because the holidays are right around the corner. For a limited time, Prime Video is helping you stream and save with a brand new slate of discounted Prime Video Channels available to subscribe to right now.
What are Prime Video Channels?
Glad you asked!
Prime Video Channels allow Amazon Prime subscribers to subscribe to additional streaming services inside of Prime Video. Instead of having tons of apps for every service you subscribe to, the content for all of your Prime Video Channel add-ons will be available right inside of Prime Video.
That being said, you will need to be a Prime member to take advantage of these prices.
Right now, you can over $10/month on two months of all of the services below — they’re all priced at just $1.99/month.
Save over 50% on a Paramount+ subscription, originals, live sports like NFL on CBS, and next-day new CBS episodes. You can watch new episodes of shows like Landman, movies like Dear Santa, and more for less.
The newly rebranded Hallmark+ is just $2/month with this limited time offer — just in time for Hallmark season! Catch holiday favorites from the Hallmark catalog, plus new original series like The Way Home, movies, and more.
Just in time for Outlander Season 7B, Starz is discounted again. You can also stream all of the shows in the Power series and movies like M3GAN with a subscription.
If you want to stream British TV in the US and love mysteries, this is the service for you with classics like Midsomer Murders, current hits like Dalgliesh, and originals like Agatha Raisin.
This one is for British period drama lovers, with full seasons of shows like Grantchester, Sanditon, Marie Antoinette, and All Creatures Great and Small.
Catch up on all the latest and greatest in anime, including Dan Da Dan, One Piece, My Hero Academia, and Jujutsu Kaisen.
Watch hit original series like Godfather of Harlem and FROM Season 3 (airing now!) plus hit movies from the MGM catalog, like Blink Twice all for one low price.
PBS is kind of known for its documentaries, right? This service is full of ’em, from history to nature to science and tech, including all of the films and series from documentarian Ken Burns.
Great American Pure Flix gives you an all access pass to Great American Family’s uplifting, family-friendly movies — with a particular emphasis on Christmas this time of year with titles like “A Little Women’s Christmas.”
Fans of Lifetime channel’s dramatized true crime movies will love this deal for Lifetime Movie Club, which has a lot of the network’s TV movies available on-demand in addition to documentary content like Gypsy Rose: Life After Lock Up.
Ancient Aliens, Pawn Stars, and American Pickers are just a few of the shows you can watch with a History Vault subscription. If you can’t get enough of the History Channel, this one is for you.
The best dramas, mysteries, comedies and more from all across the globe are available to stream on MHz Choice.
Hidive is another anime service included in the sale, with titles like I Parry Everything, Oshi No Ko, and My Isekai Life available to stream.
There’s so much to watch and learn on The Great Courses, with full series like The Real History of Secret Societies, World War II: The Pacific Theater, and Baking Pastries and Desserts available to stream.
ALLBLK’s website describes the service as “Inclusively, But Unapologetically – Black.” Formerly the Urban Movie Channel, ALLBLK features originals and movies with Black leads.
The lifestyle arm of PBS has shows like The French Chef, Antiques Roadshow, America’s Test Kitchen, and more for one low price.
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