Get Apple TV for $2 and more with these wild Prime Video streaming deals
TL;DR : Through Oct.
28, several Prime Video streaming subscription add-ons are on sale for just $1.99 per month for two months, including Apple TV , Starz , MGM+ , Crunchyroll , and AMC+ .
That's up to $13 per month in savings.
Prime Video add-on streaming deals: Best Apple TV deal Apple TV (Prime Video add-on) $1.99/month for 2 months (save $26) Get Deal Best MGM+ deal MGM+ (Prime Video add-on) $1.99/month for 2 months (save $12) Get Deal Best Starz deal Starz (Prime Video add-on) $1.99/month for 2 months (save $20) Get Deal Best AMC+ deal AMC+ (Prime Video add-on) $1.99/month for 2 months (save $18) Get Deal Best Crunchyroll deal Crunchyroll (Prime Video add-on) $1.99/month for 2 months (save $24) Get Deal Fall is the perfect opportunity to diversify your streaming lineup.
Not only is it prime time for spooky streaming sessions and the precursor to holiday movie marathons, but it's also a great time to lock in a deal, thanks to Prime Video .
Through Oct.
28, several of Prime Video's streaming subscription add-ons are on sale for just $1.99 per month for two months.
These include the heavy hitter Apple TV , as well as more under-the-radar picks like AMC+ , Starz , Crunchyroll , and MGM+ .
The most expensive of the bunch, Apple TV, usually costs $14.99 per month, so you'll save $26 with this two-month discount.
Other streamers on the list range from $7.99 to $13.99 per month, saving you as much as $24.
The only stipulation is that you'll need to be an active Prime Video subscriber to be eligible for each add-on.
If you're not already a Prime member or Prime Video subscriber, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial to secure these deals (if you act fast).
You'll be charged for add-ons in the same monthly streaming bill as your Prime Video or Amazon Prime membership .
Plus, the content library for each service will appear in your Prime Video account without you needing to download or open a separate app.
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