
While pay TV streaming services, like Disney Plus and BritBox, treated subscribers to annual plan discounts this October, Amazon Prime Video has played a trick by added to the cost of living pressure. Effective immediately, the streaming giant has raised both its monthly and annual prices.
For an idea of how much an Amazon Prime Subscription will set you back, here are its current plan costs:
Subscribers will now see a 30% price increase from the previous $9.99 per month price tag and a 25% price increase from Prime Video's previously priced $79 per year annual plan. There are still ways to score a deal on a Prime Video subscription, however.
Aside from this price increase, Prime Video has been pretty quiet up until now. The exception would be the news of Prime Video adding bundle options to the US version. Maybe this is foreshadowing bundles to come for Australian customers after all.
This means a monthly plan from Prime Video no longer sits on par with Netflix and Disney Plus monthly pricing, and it will now cost more than a monthly plan from either Binge or Crunchyroll. Compare Prime Video's new pricing to other popular pay TV streaming services below:
Christie Graham
Digital Content Editor
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