What is free with Amazon Prime?

Amazon Prime includes fast, free delivery (Same-Day, One-Day, Two-Day), unlimited streaming via Prime Video (movies, shows, originals) and Amazon Music Prime (100M songs, ad-free), exclusive deals like Prime Day, plus gaming with Prime Gaming, digital books via Prime Reading, unlimited photo storage with Amazon Photos, and a free Grubhub+ membership.

Do you get anything free with Amazon Prime?

FREE Two-Day Delivery: Millions of items delivered fast and free. FREE One-Day Delivery: Available on more than 15 million items with no minimum purchase. FREE Same-Day Delivery in eligible Zip Codes, on over 3 million items for qualifying orders that meet the minimum threshold of eligible items.

What is included with an Amazon Prime membership?

An Amazon Prime membership includes fast, free delivery (Same-Day, One-Day, Two-Day), unlimited streaming (Prime Video, Amazon Music), exclusive shopping deals (Prime Day, Prime Visa, Whole Foods discounts), and other perks like Prime Gaming, Amazon Photos storage, and discounts on Amazon Pharmacy and Grubhub+. 

Is Paramount Plus free with Amazon Prime?

No, Paramount Plus is not free with Amazon Prime; it's a separate subscription you can add as a channel within Prime Video for an extra monthly fee, though you can often get a free trial. You pay Prime Video to access Paramount Plus content, but it's not included in the base Prime membership cost. 

What channels do you get with Amazon Prime?

Amazon Prime Video includes its own library of shows/movies plus access to paid add-on channels like HBO, Starz, Paramount+, and Discovery+, while also offering free ad-supported channels like Amazon Freevee and live TV options, all integrated into one platform but with separate costs for the premium channels. You get great content with your base Prime membership (Amazon Originals, licensed shows), and you choose to add premium networks for extra fees. 

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Is Hulu still free with Amazon Prime?

No, Hulu is not free with Amazon Prime; it's a separate subscription, though you could once subscribe to it through Amazon, but now you sign up directly with Hulu. While Amazon Prime Video and Hulu are distinct services, you can watch Hulu content on Amazon Fire devices by logging in, and bundling options with Disney+, ESPN+ exist for a combined cost. 

Is Peacock TV free with Amazon Prime?

No, Peacock TV is not free with Amazon Prime; it's a separate subscription, but you can add the ad-free Peacock Premium Plus tier as a paid channel directly within the Prime Video app for an extra monthly fee, usually around $16.99/month, offering a bundled experience without needing a separate Peacock app. 

Why am I being charged for Prime Video when I have Amazon Prime?

You're likely being charged for extra content because your Prime membership only covers a selection of videos, while you're buying/renting specific titles, subscribing to extra Prime Video Channels (like HBO, Showtime), or accidentally clicked 'Buy/Rent' on a "Included with Prime" title. Check your account's "Memberships & Subscriptions" and "Prime Video Channels" to find any extra subscriptions, and review your "Digital Orders" for accidental purchases. 

Who gets Paramount Plus for free?

You can get Paramount+ for free through partnerships with other services like Walmart+ (get Paramount+ Essential), T-Mobile (with certain home internet plans), and some Cable/TV providers like Spectrum, which offer it with specific packages, plus occasional free trials or limited-time promotions from providers like Amazon Prime Video or Roku for their members. 

What is the difference between Paramount Plus and Amazon Prime?

Paramount+ excels with live sports (NFL on CBS, Champions League), classic TV, Star Trek, kids' shows (SpongeBob), and CBS/Showtime content; while Amazon Prime Video offers broader variety, big-budget originals (The Boys, Reacher), blockbuster movies, and integrates with Prime's free shipping, making Prime better for overall entertainment and perks, though you can get Paramount+ as a channel within Prime for added convenience. Choose Paramount+ for specific sports/franchises; choose Prime Video for diverse originals and bundled benefits. 

Is Netflix free with Amazon Prime?

No, Netflix is not free with Amazon Prime; they are separate, competing streaming services, and you need a distinct subscription for each to access their content. An Amazon Prime membership gives you access to Prime Video and other Prime benefits like free shipping, but to watch Netflix, you must subscribe to Netflix separately. 

Is Prime cheaper for seniors?

Amazon doesn't offer a direct "senior" discount, but provides a significant discount (over 50% off) through its Prime Access program for individuals on certain government assistance programs like SNAP, Medicaid, or SSI, making it $6.99/month instead of the standard $14.99/month, with the same benefits for qualifying low-income seniors. To get this, you must verify your eligibility by signing up at amazon.com/primeaccess, providing proof of enrollment in an eligible program.
 

Is it worth paying for Amazon Prime?

A standard Amazon Prime membership is $139 per year — perhaps a steep price to pay if you're only interested in free two-day shipping. But if you're a reader, a video and music streamer or just someone who shops online often, the benefits might outweigh the costs.

Why is Amazon charging me $5.99 a month?

Amazon is likely charging you $5.99/month for a separate subscription like a Prime Video Channel (e.g., Starz, Showtime) or the Amazon Music Unlimited Single Device Plan (for Echo/Fire TV), often started accidentally through a free trial or voice command; to find out and stop it, check your “Memberships & Subscriptions” page on Amazon to manage or cancel the specific service. 

What's the difference between Amazon Prime and Prime membership?

Amazon Prime Shipping: As an Amazon Prime Shipping member, you receive the same great shipping and shopping benefits as Amazon Prime. However, unlike Amazon Prime, this program does not include any digital benefits, like Prime Video, and is only available for a limited time only to eligible customers.

What does Amazon Prime really get you?

Amazon Prime bundles fast, free shipping on millions of items (often Same-Day or One-Day) with extensive digital entertainment like Prime Video (movies, shows, live sports) and Amazon Music, plus deals on groceries (Whole Foods, Amazon Fresh), exclusive shopping events (Prime Day), savings on prescriptions, and free Grubhub+. It's a comprehensive membership focused on convenience, savings, and content for a monthly or annual fee. 

Is there a bundle with Netflix and Paramount Plus?

Yes, a Netflix and Paramount+ bundle exists, primarily through Verizon's +play platform, offering Netflix Premium and Paramount+ with Showtime (Premium tier) for a combined price, saving you money compared to subscribing separately. While there isn't a direct, universal bundle from Netflix or Paramount+, this Verizon deal provides access to both premium tiers in one package via their aggregation service, making it a great option for customers who use Verizon. 

Is Paramount+ still free with Amazon Prime?

No, Paramount Plus is not free with Amazon Prime; it's a paid add-on channel, though you can subscribe through Prime Video for convenience, with pricing usually similar to direct subscriptions, offering ad-supported or ad-free options for shows from CBS, Nickelodeon, Showtime, and more, but it requires a separate monthly fee. 

Is Paramount Plus free with Hulu?

No, Paramount+ is not free with a standard Hulu subscription; it's a premium add-on that costs extra (around $12.99-$13.99/month), but it gives you access to select Paramount+ Originals and all Showtime content within Hulu, with some full Paramount+ content available in the separate Paramount+ app. You'll need a base Hulu plan first, then you can add the Paramount+ with SHOWTIME package for an additional fee. 

Do I get free TV channels with Amazon Prime?

Yes, you get some free TV with Amazon Prime through the built-in Freevee service and a growing selection of other ad-supported channels (FAST channels) integrated into the Prime Video app's Live TV tab, plus access to news and sports. However, major live TV channels like HBO, Showtime, or sports networks require separate paid subscriptions, though many offer free trials via Prime Video. 

What is the $2.99 charge on Amazon Prime?

A $2.99 Amazon charge usually means you've opted for the ad-free tier for Amazon Prime Video, a paid upgrade to remove ads from movies and shows, but it could also be a subscription to a third-party channel (like HBO) or an accidental purchase, so you should check your Amazon account's subscription settings and recent orders to confirm if it's for ad-free viewing or something else, as Amazon introduced ads to Prime Video in early 2024. 

Why do I suddenly have to pay for a series on Amazon Prime?

Amazon Prime charges for shows that were once free mainly because licensing deals with content owners expire, forcing them to renegotiate, or the owners pull content to put it on their own services or sell it elsewhere, with Amazon acting as a middleman that can't control these changes. When contracts end, the distributor decides if they want to renew, sell rights to another platform, or require direct payment (rent/buy) for access to their intellectual property to maximize profit. 

Who gives Peacock for free?

You can get Peacock Premium for free through subscriptions to other services like Instacart+, Walmart+, or certain Xfinity/NOW TV plans, which bundle Peacock Premium at no extra cost. Some TV providers like Spectrum also include it with specific TV packages, and occasionally, promotions with Xumo devices or Xfinity Rewards offer free access. 

Does Prime have NBC?

Watch NBC on Prime Video.

Are Peacock and Prime merging?

Peacock's ad-free streaming service brings NBCUniversal content directly to Prime Video customers as part of expanded partnership. Prime Video customers can now access Peacock Premium Plus, NBCUniversal's ad-free streaming service, directly through their existing app as part of an expanded partnership.