Amazon is cutting HBO Max prices through Prime Video channel subscriptions by 40% for annual plans, including lower rates for ad-supported, ad-free, and premium packages.
The first sign that Prime Day deals are hitting streaming came with a simple promo: HBO Max just got noticeably cheaper, and it’s tied to subscribing through Amazon’s Prime Video service.
Right now, Amazon is offering HBO Max at 40% off for an annual subscription when you sign up through their Prime Video service. The pricing changes depending on which tier you want.
With the standard package that includes ads, the annual cost is $78.99, down from $109.99. Choose the ad-free version instead, and the annual price drops to $132.99 from $184.99. For viewers looking for the premium package, Amazon’s Prime Video channel deal brings the yearly rate down to $164.99 from $229.99.
That matters for one reason: HBO Max isn’t just another streaming app. It’s the official home for HBO, Warner Bros., and more, which means the lineup swings across different styles and studios. For a lot of subscribers, the value is tied to where specific franchises live.
HBO Max, for instance, is described as the best place to watch all things George R.R. Martin. That includes the original “Game of Thrones” as well as its spin-offs, “House of the Dragon” and “Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.”
There’s also the broader TV menu that keeps people browsing even when they’re not starting a new series. The deal points to newer titles such as “The Pitt” and “Euphoria,” and it also emphasizes access to older, widely watched classics like “The Sopranos,” “The Wire,” and “Succession.”
The pitch here is clear: Prime Day pricing isn’t just a discount on a subscription—it’s a chance to lock in HBO Max’s slate for less, across tiers, for a full year.
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