With multiple tiers, it can sometimes be tough to remember just how much you’re paying for Paramount+, and what exactly you’re getting for your money.
Worry no more, though: You’ve come to the right place. Below, we’ve laid out how much Paramount+ costs per month, as well as what each tier will get you, and how these prices stack up against other streaming services.
How much does Paramount+’s ad-supported tier cost?
Paramount+ has two tiers: one that comes with ads, and one that doesn’t. The ad tier is called Paramount+ Essential, and it costs $7.99 per month, or $59.99 per year. That means that if you choose to go with the annual plan, you’re paying closer to $5 per month, saving almost $36 per year.
With Paramount+ Essential, you get access to over 40,000 episodes and movies, along with select Showtime series. You can also stream on three devices at once, watch NFL games on CBS, and catch the UEFA Champions League.
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How much does Paramount+’s ad-free tier cost?
Paramount+ Premium costs $12.99 per month, or $119.99 per year. That means that if you go with the annual plan, you’ll be paying closer to $10 per month, saving almost $36 per year.
Paramount+ Premium gives you everything in the Paramount+ Essential tier, without ads (apart from during live TV). You gain access to all of Showtime, as well as the ability to stream CBS live. You’re also able to watch titles in 4K, UHD, Dolby Vision, or HDR10, depending on your internet capabilities, as well as download movies and TV shows.
How do Paramount+’s prices stack up against other streaming services?
With all these costs in mind, how do Paramount+’s prices compare to those of other major streaming services? Let’s break it down.
At $7.99 per month, Paramount+’s ad-supported tier is the cheapest of the streaming services, along with Peacock and Netflix, whose ad-supported tiers cost the same amount per month. A Prime Video subscription by itself without an Amazon Prime membership costs $8.99 per month, while HBO Max‘s ad-supported tier costs $9.99 per month. Both Hulu and Disney+ are increasing their ad-supported tiers’ prices to $11.99 per month come Oct. 21, becoming the most expensive of the major streamers.
Paramount+ Premium is also among the cheaper options for ad-free streaming services. Peacock’s comes in at $10.99 per month, while Prime Video’s is $11.98. HBO Max’s ad-free tier costs $16.99, and Netflix’s costs $17.99. Once again, Disney+ and Hulu are the most expensive, each coming in at $18.99 per month as of Oct. 21.
