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Prime Video Launches Bundle With Starz, AMC+, BritBox, MGM+ and PBS Masterpiece for $29.99

The offering, which is a savings of nearly 39% compared to subscribing to each service individually, is the Amazon-owned platform's first-ever five-service streaming bundle The post Prime Video Launches Bundle With Starz, AMC+, BritBox, MGM+ and PBS Masterpiece for $29.99 appeared first on TheWrap .

Prime Video has announced a new $29.99 per month bundle featuring five popular streaming services: AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece, and Starz. This marks the first-ever five-service streaming bundle on Prime Video. According to Prime Video Channels Head Ryan Pirozzi, this milestone reflects the company's commitment to delivering unmatched selection, value, and convenience.

The bundle offers subscribers access to premium entertainment, including acclaimed dramas, blockbuster films, beloved British series, award-winning documentaries, and more. For example, Starz will provide programming like "Outlander," "The Walking Dead," and "S.W.A.T. Exiles," while AMC+ will offer shows such as "The Walking Dead" franchise and "The Walking Dead."

BritBox will include British shows like "The Other Bennet Sister," "Ludwig," and "Agatha Christie's Tommy & Tuppence." MGM+ will feature films like "From," "The Westies," and "A Tale of Two Cities." Lastly, PBS Masterpiece will offer series such as "All Creatures Great and Small" and "Miss Scarlet." Starz Networks president Alison Hoffman expressed excitement about this first-of-its-kind offering, stating that the bundle delivers something for everyone.

AMC Global Media's executive vice president of partner growth, Amy Leasca, emphasized the ease, convenience, and value that the bundle brings to subscribers. The specialty SVOD subscriptions grew 14% year over year to 42 million across 31 services during the second quarter. This growth outpaces premium SVOD's 6% growth and the total SVOD category's 7% growth. In the past year alone, 12 million consumers tried a specialty SVOD service for the first time.

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