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Last chance to score the best Prime Day streaming deals: 10+ subscriptions for less than $1

It's your last chance to grab streaming deals. The best Prime Day streaming deals include Paramount+, HBO Max, Apple TV, and more.

mashable.comJune 26, 20267 Min Read
Last chance to score the best Prime Day streaming deals: 10+ subscriptions for less than $1
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The best Prime Day streaming deals at a glance:
Best long-term deal

HBO Max Standard annual subscription

$132.99
(save $52)

HBO Max app logo

Best add-on deal

Paramount+ Premium

$0.99/month for 2 months
(save $26)

Paramount plus app logo

Best music streaming deal

Amazon Music Unlimited

free for 4 months
(save $47.96)

Amazon Music Unlimited logo

Best premium Prime Video add-on deal

Apple TV

$5.99/month for 2 months
(save $14)

Apple TV app logo

Best audiobook streaming deal

Audible Standard

free for 3 months
(save $26.97)

Audible app logo

Best slept-on streaming deal

AMC+ Premium (Prime Video add-on)

$0.99/month for 2 months
(save $20)

AMC+ app logo

Last year, Amazon surprised us by dropping a boatload of Prime Day streaming deals for the first time. In 2026, it's basically rinse and repeat. And that's not a bad thing.

Prime Day isn't just for deals on TVs and headphones anymore — it's also a great time to load up your digital libraries with streaming subscriptions, so long as you're a Prime member. (Not yet a member? Sign up here.) One of the biggest perks of having a Prime account is gaining access to Prime Video, Amazon's own streaming service. While Prime Video itself isn't on sale, tons of subscription add-ons are on sale for as low as 99 cents (seriously), including premium options like Apple TV, AMC+, and Paramount+.

A few standalone streaming services are also discounted for Prime Day, like HBO Max and Paramount+, if you're not a Prime member and have no interest in becoming one.

This will likely be your only chance to score a steep discount on a streaming service until the end of the year, so I recommend jumping on any deal that catches your eye. Prime Day ends tonight (3 a.m. ET), and many of these deals will disappear when the timer runs out.

Best Prime Day streaming deal


HBO Max app logo

Credit: HBO Max


HBO Max
40% off annual subscriptions


HBO Max app logo

Credit: HBO Max


HBO Max (Prime Video add-on)
40% off annual subscriptions

Why we like it

HBO Max always gives us one of the best streaming deals for Black Friday, but this is the first time it's decided to hop aboard the Prime Day express. And it's kicking off its Prime Day deal debut with a bang: new and returning subscribers can get any annual subscription for 40% off. Yes, that means this deal isn't just limited to the ad-supported tier like it is on Black Friday.

Typically, HBO Max annual subscriptions cost $109.99 for the Basic with ads tier, $184.99 for Standard (no ads), and $229.99 for Premium (no ads + 4K). For Prime Day, however, you'll only pay $78.99, $132.99, or $164.99, respectively. After your first year, your subscription will revert to full price unless you cancel. Still, that's 12 whole months of streaming for 40% less than usual. Unlike most of the other streaming deals on this list, this one will stick around through July 15, so be sure to secure your year of streaming before then.

Psst: If you don't want to deal with logging into another streaming service, this deal is also available in the form of a Prime Video add-on or Roku add-on.

Best Prime Day streaming add-on deal

Paramount+ streaming deals:
Standalone deal

Paramount+ Premium

$0.99/month for 2 months
(save $13/month)

Paramount plus app logo

prime video add-on

Paramount+ (Prime Video add-on)

$0.99/month for 2 months
(save $13/month)

Paramount plus app logo

Roku add-on

Paramount+ Premium (Roku add-on)

$0.99/month for 2 months
(save $13/month)

Paramount plus app logo

Why we like it

Like clockwork, we can always count on Paramount+ to dish out one of the best streaming deals during major shopping events. The streamer has resurrected the exact same streaming deal from last Prime Day for 2026, only this time it's technically a better offer since Paramount+ raised its prices earlier this year. Typically $13.99 per month for a Premium subscription (that's the ad-free tier with Showtime), you'll get two months for just 99 cents a piece. That saves you $26 total.

The Paramount+ library is surprisingly robust. Premium subscribers can enjoy Paramount+ Originals like Landman and RuPaul Drag Race All Stars, Showtime series like Dexter Resurrection and Yellowjackets, CBS shows like Survivor and Big Brother live, UFC fights, and nostalgic shows from Nickelodeon and MTV. That's not even counting the massive movie lineup (including Paramount Pictures movies straight from the theater).

The discount is only valid through the end of Prime Day on June 26, so be sure to sign up before then. You can grab the deal directly through Paramount+ itself or as a subscription add-on via Prime Video or Roku.

Best Prime Day music streaming deal


Amazon Music Unlimited logo

Credit: Amazon Music Unlimited


Amazon Music Unlimited
free for 4 months (save $11.99/month)

Why we like it

If you're not committed to a music streamer, now's a good time to check out Amazon Music Unlimited without spending a cent. Through June 29, new subscribers can secure four free months. Typically $11.99 per month for Prime members, that's a total of $47.96 in savings. Amazon Music Unlimited unlocks a massive music catalog that you can listen to on-demand, ad-free, and in the highest quality possible. Beyond music itself, Unlimited subscriptions also include "the most ad-free podcasts" of any of the major music apps, as well as one free audiobook per month via Audible. Even if you do already subscribe to another music streaming service, it's worth it to take a pause from payments for four months and lock in this deal.

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