Prime Video 5-Streamer Bundle: AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece & STARZ for $29.99
On September 15, 2026, Amazon launched a five-service streaming bundle on Prime Video in the U.S.: AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece, and STARZ for $29.99 per month. Amazon’s press release says that is nearly a 39% savings versus buying each service alone (coverage of the launch often rounds the price to “$30”).
If you already pay for Amazon Prime or a standalone Prime Video plan, this is another Channels-style add-on — one bill, one app surface for five premium libraries that used to mean five separate invoices.
What’s in the $29.99 bundle
- AMC+ — Walking Dead Universe, Anne Rice titles, originals and exclusives (for example Dead City / Vampire Lestat seasons called out at launch).
- BritBox — British drama and mystery, including Agatha Christie catalog titles and BritBox originals.
- MGM+ — Ad-free originals and movies (FROM and other MGM+ series featured in launch messaging).
- PBS Masterpiece — British/international dramas and mysteries (All Creatures Great and Small, Miss Scarlet, The Forsytes, and returning fall mysteries).
- STARZ — Power Universe, Outlander / Blood of My Blood, P-Valley, and STARZ movie library titles.
Amazon positions this as the first five-service streaming bundle on Prime Video — a larger pack than the smaller two- and three-service Channels bundles already on the platform.
Need bandwidth for multi-stream households?
Five apps in one bill still means concurrent 4K streams can stress a rural or congested connection. Check what internet options exist at your address before you stack more subscriptions.
Who can buy it
Per Amazon: the bundle is available on Prime Video in the U.S. starting September 15, 2026, and all Amazon customers can subscribe directly on Prime Video. Amazon’s announcement does not require a full Prime membership solely to buy this bundle. Sign in with your Amazon account and confirm the exact checkout screen; regional eligibility and existing add-on overlaps can change what you see.
How the math works for shoppers
Amazon cites ~39% off versus buying AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece, and STARZ separately. Industry coverage of the same launch has put the à la carte total near the mid-$40s per month. Treat those figures as directional:
- Price what you already pay for any of the five. If you only wanted STARZ + AMC+, a five-pack may be overbuy.
- Check whether you already get one of these via another bundle (cable, mobile, or a different app store).
- Do not assume a separate Prime membership is required. Amazon says all Amazon customers can subscribe directly; confirm the final recurring total shown on your checkout screen.
- Watch for overlapping catalogs (movies that appear on more than one service) so you do not double-pay for the same library habits.
How this compares to other big bundles
This pack is curated toward prestige drama, British TV, and franchise TV — not the Disney+/Hulu/Max “big three” stack or sports-heavy live TV. If your household’s must-haves are Marvel, ESPN, or Max exclusives, a different bundle (or YouTube TV / Hulu + Live TV add-ons) may still be the better fit. If your watchlist is Outlander, Walking Dead, Masterpiece mysteries, and MGM+ originals, $29.99 for five is the cleaner spreadsheet line.
Practical tips before you tap Subscribe
- Confirm whether content plays inside Prime Video or still opens partner apps on some devices.
- Note simultaneous-stream and download limits for each service — they may not match.
- Cancel any standalone AMC+/BritBox/MGM+/Masterpiece/STARZ renewals after the bundle is active to avoid double billing.
- Re-check price and terms at signup; promo language and partner lineups can change after launch week.
Streaming stacks need solid home internet
Soft guidance only — compare fiber, cable, 5G home, and satellite at your ZIP, then confirm plan speeds and fees with the provider.
Bottom line
Amazon’s new Prime Video five-streamer bundle puts AMC+, BritBox, MGM+, PBS Masterpiece, and STARZ on one $29.99/month line item with claimed ~39% savings versus buying them separately. It is a strong value if you already live in the Prime Video app and actually watch several of those libraries. It is a weak value if you only needed one or two — or if your must-watch shows sit in a different mega-bundle.
Sources: Amazon’s U.S. press release (Sept. 15, 2026) and The Streamable’s write-up.