Paramount Plus Is Basically Free for 2 Months With This July 4th Deal
Right now, you can snag Paramount Plus Essential or Paramount Plus Premium for just $0.99 per month for two months, down from the usual $8 and $13 a month, respectively. The deal is open to both new and returning subscribers and runs through July 13. Be sure to sign up before the deadline to lock it in.
Both the plans give you access to 40,000 episodes and movies, live sports like NFL on CBS and the UEFA Champions League, and also allow you to stream on up to three devices at once. Just note that the Essential plan includes ads and only offers select Showtime originals. The Premium plan, on the other hand, is mostly ad-free, lets you stream CBS live, and even download your favorite content.
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The platform houses some of the best shows out there, from Twin Peaks to Yellowjackets, Dexter, Star Trek: Picard, and Why Women Kill. I loved spotting classics from my childhood -- Jimmy Neutron, The Fairly OddParents, SpongeBob SquarePants, and even Blue's Clues -- oh, the nostalgia. Once this promotion ends, you will be charged the regular monthly rate, which is $8 for the Essential plan and $13 for Paramount Premium.
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Subscription costs can add up fast when you're using multiple platforms. This deal gets you Paramount Plus Essential or Premium for less than $1 a month, which is the cheapest way to catch up on your favorite shows, at least for the next two months.
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