AMC+ Sets $3 Streaming Deal, Ahead of Buzzy ‘Yaga’ Premiere — SkimNews
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- AMC+ is running an annual subscription deal for $39.99, down from the regular $109.99 price, working out to roughly $3.33/month and a 64% discount that Variety calls the cheapest price for the streamer since its 2020 launch
- The deal runs through Oct. 12, just 11 days before the Oct. 23 premiere of "Yaga," a mystery series starring Hudson Williams and Carrie Anne-Moss on the AMC Networks platform
- Subscribers who claim the Premium-tier offer get ad-free streaming, offline downloads, and access on up to five devices, plus the libraries of BBC America, IFC, Sundance Now, and Shudder
- Amazon is selling the same $39.99 annual AMC+ offer through its Prime Channels hub, though Amazon Prime membership is required to see the discounted pricing there
- AMC+ has stacked buzzy titles this year including "The Vampire Lestat," "The Audacity," "The Walking Dead" franchise, and "Doctor Who," making the discount a wide-entrance pitch for new subscribers
Why it matters: At $39.99 for a full year, AMC+ is priced below any major standalone competitor on a per-month basis, and the Oct. 12 expiration — 11 days before "Yaga" drops on Oct. 23 — means subscribers who want the show at this rate must commit before the premiere. Variety flags this as the lowest price since the streamer launched in 2020, and the deal is also available through Amazon Prime Channels, widening its reach.
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