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Prime Day streaming deals include two months of Paramount+ Premium for just $2

Prime Day streaming deals include two months of Paramount+ Premium for just $2

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Prime Day officially starts on Tuesday, but a huge slew of deals are already up and running, including a bevy of great streaming discounts. Case in point: Right now, you can get Paramount+ Premium (formerly known as Paramount+ with Showtime) for just $2 for the first two months.
That's $24 off two months of access to ad-free Showtime shows like the upcoming Dexter: Resurrection, Couples Therapy and more — plus, the entirety of the Paramount+ library with all its Star Trek content, Yellowstone stuff and nostalgic Nickelodeon shows. You'll also score access to a live feed of CBS and all the live sports that come along with it.
And guess what? You've got options! Right now, Paramount+ is on sale across multiple platforms. Now through July 11, you can get the Amazon Prime Video Paramount+ add-on for either Paramount+ tier for $0.99/month for your first two months. Or, you can sign up for any tier directly through Paramount+ for that same price through July 13.
Are you ready to start streaming — and saving? Here's everything you need to know about this Paramount+ streaming deal.
Anyone who streams anything these days knows that streaming platforms rarely (if ever, *cough* Netflix *cough*) have sales. But not only is this Amazon Prime Day deal a rare gem, it'll save you $24 and get you two months of ad-free access to your favorite shows and movies — which feels especially significant in this day and age of streaming costs.
While $8/month is the typical cost of ad-supported Paramount+, this deal includes Showtime (and live CBS) on top of everything on Paramount+. The ad-free Paramount+ Premium tier will get you access to Showtime's buzzy series like Yellowjackets, The Curse, Couples Therapy, Fellow Travelers and The Chi.
For families (or just nostalgic millennials), Paramount+ is great because it's the streaming home of all Nickelodeon content like Spongebob Squarepants, Paw Patrol and iCarly. And don't forget you'll also get live CBS, which is great for awards shows, news and sporting events that aren't streaming.
Like movies? Paramount+ has a ton, ranging from classics to guilty pleasures — Beverly Hills Cop, Zero Dark Thirty, Saving Private Ryan, Titanic, Mean Girls, Top Gun: Maverick, The Godfather, Gladiator... and that's just what we found with one swipe.
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Amazon Prime Day runs from July 8-11 this year, but this streaming deal is live now!
The Paramount+ Premium Prime Video add-on deal is only available to Amazon Prime subscribers, now through July 11, but anyone can subscribe directly through Paramount+ and get two months of Paramount+ Premium for $2 through July 13.
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