PRIME VIDEO BUNDLES APPLE TV+ AND PEACOCK

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TUE, APR 14, 2026

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Amazon is offering Prime Video subscribers a limited-time bundle that includes Apple TV Plus and Peacock Premium Plus for $19.99 per month, saving $9.99 monthly compared to separate subscriptions.

The bundled services are accessible directly through Prime Video, consolidating three streaming platforms into one interface. The $19.99 monthly cost covers both Apple TV Plus and Peacock Premium Plus. Individual subscriptions total $29.98 per month, making the bundle a 33% discount. However, an active Amazon Prime membership remains required to access the bundle. Prime costs $14.99 per month, bringing the total monthly investment to approximately $34.98 for all three services combined. Amazon has not specified an end date for the limited-time offer. The bundle represents a growing trend of streaming consolidation as services compete for subscriber growth in an increasingly crowded market. Prime Video subscribers interested in the bundle can sign up directly through their Prime Video account.

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