Amazon has announced significant discounts on Apple TV, Paramount+, and MGM+ of up to 60% as part of its latest Prime Day sale. The sale, which began on June 23, features subscriptions for these popular streaming platforms starting at £2.99.
As part of the sale, Amazon is offering an Apple TV subscription for £4.99 per month, which is 50% off the usual price of £9.99. Subscribers locking in this deal will enjoy the discounted rate for two months before it reverts to the standard £9.99 monthly fee unless canceled.
Similarly, MGM+, known for titles like “Project Hail Mary,” is now available for £2.99 for two months, down from £5.99. Paramount+ subscriptions are also on sale at £2.99 for one month, reduced from £7.99. These deals will be available until July 2 as Amazon kicks off its Prime Day 2026 sale.
During the Prime Day event from June 23-26, Prime members can access exclusive discounts on thousands of items. Additionally, Prime Video is offering free trials for platforms like Lionsgate+, Studiocanal Presents, and Crunchyroll.
It’s important to note that both discounted streaming subscriptions and free trials will automatically transition to standard paid subscriptions after the promotional period ends. Subscribers should remember to cancel before that time to avoid being charged the regular rate.
In another offer, Sky is providing customers with free access to Netflix, HBO Max, and Disney+ when signing up for the £24 Ultimate TV bundle. This package also includes approximately 135 channels, including Sky Atlantic.
For those interested in Apple TV, the platform boasts acclaimed titles such as “Widow’s Bay” and the newly launched season of “Sugar.” Other popular series like Ted Lasso, Severance, and Slow Horses are also available for streaming, with the option for a seven-day free trial upon direct signup.
MGM+ features hit titles like “Project Hail Mary,” while Paramount+ offers series like “The Agency” and “Dutton Ranch.” Both platforms are currently running special deals at £2.99.
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