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Prime Video launches five-service US bundle at $29.99 a month

Putri ArdhanaPublished 4d ago2 min readBased on 3 sources
Prime Video launches five-service US bundle at $29.99 a month
source:aboutamazon.com

Amazon Prime Video has folded five separate subscriptions into a single $29.99-a-month bundle in the United States. The pack combines AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece and Starz. Amazon announced it on 15 September 2026. The company describes it as the first five-service bundle offered on Prime Video. Deadline

A bundle here means one monthly payment covering several add-on subscriptions, meaning extra services that live inside the Prime Video app and are paid for together. The libraries stay separate. The bill does not. Viewers move between five catalogues without managing five separate accounts or five separate payment dates.

The price is central to the pitch. Amazon put the joint price at $29.99 per month in the U.S. The company said that works out at 39% below the cost of subscribing to the five services individually. In other words, the discount comes from taking the set rather than paying service by service.

Amazon laid out the offer in a press release titled ‘Five-Service Streaming Bundle Launches on Prime Video in the U.S.’ The release was published on the company’s press site on 15 September 2026. Coverage the same day repeated the same core details: the same five names, the same market and the same monthly price. Amazon

That alignment matters for viewers trying to keep track. The first-party announcement gives the official wording and the official price. The trade reporting gives an independent check on the same date. Where the two agree — the services included, the $29.99 figure, the 39% saving and the U.S. availability — the picture is settled.

Both the company release and the trade report carry the same date, 15 September 2026. The price, the saving and the line-up are consistent across them.

The geography is narrow for now. The bundle was announced for the United States. No other countries were named in the materials released on 15 September. Anyone outside the U.S. is not covered by this announcement.

For viewers, this means simpler maths. One sign-up brings one renewal date and one amount leaving the account each month. The trade-off is the same as with any pack: less flexibility to drop one service for a month while keeping the rest.

What makes this stand out is size. Five libraries under one payment is a broader shelf to browse than a single add-on alone. Households still deal with a single checkout and a single place to watch.