Prime Video add-ons featuring Apple TV and Paramount+ advertised for $1 as an early Prime Day deal begins

Amazon Prime Video add-ons for other streaming services, including Apple TV and Paramount+, are being advertised as part of an “early Prime Day” promotion, with prices reported as starting at $1. The New York Post described the offer as a way to add another streaming service to a user’s rotation during the early Prime Day window.

The New York Post’s write-up centers on Prime Video add-ons rather than standalone signups, indicating that viewers could link to or subscribe to these services through the Prime Video add-on interface. It names Apple TV and Paramount+ among the participating add-ons and frames the deal as time-limited, tied to the Prime Day event.

The report characterizes the pricing as an introductory rate, “start at $1,” but it does not specify the length of the discount or the full subscription price after the promotional period in the information provided here. Consumers looking to use the offer are likely to need to review the terms on the checkout or subscription screen for details such as trial length, renewal terms, and eligibility.

Because the reporting here is limited to the existence of the advertised add-on pricing and the Prime Day timing, viewers may want to confirm practical matters that can affect family households, such as parental controls, content rating visibility, and billing renewal terms for each add-on service once the promotional period ends.

For viewers who are weighing streaming subscriptions alongside household budgets, the core development is the introduction of discounted access to more than one service through a single Prime Video add-on pathway, rather than adding new standalone subscriptions at full price. What happens next depends on which add-ons remain priced at the promotional level and when the early Prime Day window ends, items that should be verified directly in the offer terms.