Amazon Launches Five-Service Streaming Bundle on Prime Video in the U.S.

Last Updated on September 22, 2026 by Dana Groves

Amazon launched the first five-service streaming bundle on Prime Video in the U.S. on September 15, 2026, packaging AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece and STARZ for $29.99 a month. The price sits about 39% below what the five services cost on their own, and it's the first time they have been sold together. The move shows how streaming platforms are turning to bundles as viewers grow tired of juggling separate subscriptions.

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What Happened

Prime Video Channels opened the bundle to U.S. customers on September 15, 2026. Each service keeps its own app and library, but Amazon bills all five on a single invoice through the Prime Video interface. Amazon says the combined plan covers prestige drama, blockbuster films, British series and documentaries for less than the cost of separate subscriptions.

Ryan Pirozzi, Head of Prime Video Channels in the U.S., called the launch a milestone for customers and pointed to the company's wider subscriptions and bundles business, which Amazon says keeps growing on selection, value and convenience. The bundle lands in a crowded market. Deadline reported that Comcast recently expanded its StreamSaver package to six services, and that bundles have become a standard way for platforms to hold on to subscribers.

Key Facts

Launch date: September 15, 2026, in the U.S.
Services in the bundle: AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece and STARZ.
Price: $29.99 a month, about 39% less than subscribing to all five separately.
First: the first five-service bundle Amazon has offered on Prime Video.
Billing: one unified bill through Prime Video Channels.
Leadership quote: Ryan Pirozzi, Head of Prime Video Channels, U.S., said the launch marks a milestone for customers.
Reach: MGM+ alone is available in 45 countries, while the bundle itself is sold in the U.S. only.
Market context: Deadline reported that Comcast expanded its StreamSaver package to six streamers.

What It Means

The bundle is a U.S. offer, and that matters for anyone who travels or moves abroad. Streaming rights are sold country by country, so a plan you buy in the U.S. can run into a regional block once you cross a border. A legitimate VPN can help you reach a service you already pay for, and its encrypted connection also protects your data on public Wi-Fi. Regional licenses and each provider's Terms of Service still apply, so check your local laws and the service's rules before you rely on any workaround.

Related Guide

Regional licensing is why a service can work at home and fail on a trip. For a practical example, see our guide on how to watch BritBox in Germany.

Source: Amazon Press Center; market context via Deadline.

Note: Streaming rights and regional restrictions vary by country and service. Check your local laws and the service's Terms of Service before using a VPN to bypass any regional block.