Did you know that Amazon Prime members now have access to additional streaming subscriptions through Prime Video, making it easier than ever to track your subscriptions, logins, and more?
Right inside Prime Video is the Prime Video Channels store. And it got a little bigger. On October 15th, Apple TV+ joined the lineup as the latest add-on channel available on Amazon.
Want one less login and a streamlined viewing experience for award-winning shows? absolutely In case you’re curious, we’ve compiled everything you need to know about Apple TV+ on Prime Video.
What are Prime Video channels?
Prime Video Channels is essentially a streaming service that Amazon Prime members can add to their existing Prime subscription for a monthly fee.
For example, instead of signing up for a streaming service like Max through their website, you can sign up through Prime Video. Max’s entire content library will be integrated into Prime Video, and you’ll be able to watch it there without the need for a new app or login.
Max, Paramount+, Starz, AMC+, and Britbox are just a few of the 100+ channels you can add.
How to add Apple TV+ to Prime Video:
First, you need to subscribe to Prime Video. The streaming service is a benefit of Amazon Prime membership and costs $14.99 per month after a 30-day free trial.
From there, simply visit the Apple TV+ landing page to start your free trial. After a 7-day free trial, Apple TV+ costs $9.99 per month (same as subscribing directly from Apple), and all of the service’s original shows and movies are available to watch directly within the Prime Video streaming app or website. It will be.
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