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Amazon Launches $30 Monthly Streaming Bundle with AMC+, STARZ, and More

Summary
Amazon is now offering a five-service streaming package on Prime Video for $29.99 per month, a move to consolidate its role as a central hub in the competitive streaming market.
Amazon (AMZN) has launched a new five-service streaming bundle through its Prime Video platform, offering a collection of popular channels for a single monthly price. The move reinforces the company's strategy of acting as a central aggregator in an increasingly fragmented video streaming landscape.
Bundle Details and Pricing
Starting Tuesday, customers in the United States can subscribe to the package for $29.99 per month. According to the company, this represents a discount of nearly 39% compared to the cost of subscribing to each service individually. This is the first time these five specific services have been offered together in a single package.
The bundle includes access to:
- AMC+
- BritBox
- MGM+
- PBS Masterpiece
- STARZ
Market Context
AdThe launch reflects a broader industry trend of "rebundling" as providers seek to combat subscriber fatigue and reduce churn. By offering multiple services under one bill via its Prime Video Channels, Amazon aims to increase customer convenience and value, making its platform a primary destination for entertainment.
"Our subscriptions and bundles business continues to see incredible growth because we stay focused on delivering unmatched selection, value and convenience," said Ryan Pirozzi, Head of Prime Video Channels, U.S., in a statement. The unified subscription is available to all Amazon customers directly through the Prime Video interface.
Featured Content
The combined offering provides subscribers with a wide range of content. This includes original series like *The Walking Dead: Dead City* from AMC+, British television such as *Blue Lights* on BritBox, and the *Power* Universe and *Outlander* series from STARZ. It also includes content from MGM+ and acclaimed dramas like *All Creatures Great and Small* from PBS Masterpiece.
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