11 Best Amazon Prime Bundles You Can Get

Subscribers of T-mobile's Metro Flex Plus plan, which is currently priced at $70/month, are entitled to many benefits: unlimited texts and calls, hotspot access, a Google One account, and of course, an Amazon Prime subscription, which currently goes for $14.99/month. With the latter, you get access to Amazon Prime's original and on-demand films and TV shows, along with shopping discounts and free delivery where available. If you have an existing Amazon Prime subscription, you only have to go to the ‘Manage Your Prime Membership’ page and connect your Metro Flex Plus credentials to enjoy the free subscription.

This powerhouse bundle combines Prime Video's extensive catalog with Max's award-winning titles, classics from the WB vault, Starz's original series, and blockbuster films. It's one of the best bundles a movie and TV fan can get, and the best part is it's discounted at just $20.99/month. Or maybe the best part is that this combines all three services' ad-free tiers, giving you uninterrupted quality content at an affordable price. So in short, you get a 25% discount, zero ads, streamlined viewing (watch everything on Prime's platform), and some of the most critically and commercially acclaimed titles to hit the screen. We'd say that's a deal right there. The only downside is the bundle will only be available for a limited time; Prime Video might put it down at any given time.

With Amazon Prime's Max Cinemax bundle, you get access to all three of the streamers' unique films and TV shows and pocket $4.99/month in savings. That's because the bundle offers Max Ad-free ($15.99/month) and Cinemax ($9.99/month) for just $20.99, in addition to your current Amazon Prime subscription. Some notable titles include House of the Dragon, The Last of Us, and every other HBO show you can think of, as well as the latest blockbusters on Cinemax. Like most bundles, this one also conveniently charges you under one bill, under Amazon, and you can cancel it anytime you want.

The Amazon Prime Video and Paramount+ Bundle is for those looking to boost their streaming subscription with even more original shows, popular films, and live broadcasts of news and sports. Under the Paramount tent, you get ongoing franchises like Star Trek and Yellowstone, kids' TV shows like Spongebob Squarepants and Dora the Explorer, and blockbusters like Top Gun and Everything, Everywhere, All at Once—not to mention local CBS stations that stream news, sports, and other live events. And now that Paramount+ has merged with Showtime, you also get the latter network's enviable lineup of documentaries, series, and sporting coverages. Since the merger is fairly new, Amazon Prime will occasionally offer the bundle at discounted rates, but generally, it still costs a total of $22.98/month ($11.99 for Amazon Prime, $7.99 for Paramount+). That's not a bad deal for a bundle packed with popular movies, original shows, and live TV (albeit with ads).

Amazon Prime Video has nearly 100 channels you can stack onto your subscription, and their specialties range from news to sports to education. But if it's pure entertainment you're after, then the Starz and MGM+ bundle might be of interest to you. You can add the bundle to your Amazon Prime subscription for a discounted rate of $11.99, saving you about $3 versus getting each of them separately. 

Amazon Prime already has a constantly replenished trove of originals, but Starz adds even more comedies, like Party Down and P-Valley, while MGM+ (formerly Epix) adds slick dramas like Godfather of Harlem, FROM, and A Spy Among Friends. It's a bundle made for serial TV fanatics.

The Amazon Prime Video and Max bundle combines Prime's constant stream of originals with Max's vast array of programming (it has everything from HBO and TCM to Discovery and the Cartoon Network), making it an irresistible offering for true-blue TV fans. Conveniently, the bundle also allows you to pay for everything under one bill via the Amazon platform. As of the moment, you can only bundle Max's cheapest tier with Amazon Prime, which is the ad-supported $9.99/month plan. It may be riddled with ads, but it's a reasonable trade-off for getting Max's wide-ranging properties.

Documentary lovers will find much to like in the Prime Video and CuriosityStream bundle, which allows you to pay for both under one billing. Though Amazon Prime and CuriosityStream prices remain the same, the bundle allows you to try both services on a free trial basis (Prime for 30 days, CuriosityStream for 7 days). So if you're looking to access global documentaries on the Prime platform for a steal, then this package is certainly worth giving a look at.

The Amazon Prime + Vix bundle combines Prime's popular on-demand titles and originals with Vix's expansive catalog of telenovelas, peliculas, and live coverage of sports matches by leagues like Liga MX and the UEFA Champions League. The bundle makes it so that you can watch both subscriptions on just one platform, and pay for both under one bill. Normally, Vix costs the usual amount in the bundle ($4.99/month, with a 7-day free trial) but watch out for Prime Day, Black Friday, or other special events—Vix will often be offered at slash prices, if not free.

Shudder is one of the many services you can stack on top of your existing Amazon Prime subscription. The Amazon Prime + Shudder bundle doesn't offer special discounts, but it does streamline everything into one platform (Prime) and lets you pay for both subscriptions under one bill. The only downside is you don't have the option to pay for Shudder annually; if you did, you'd only have to pay $5.99/month instead of $6.99/month.

Since Amazon Prime is an on-demand subscription that you probably already have for the shopping perks, the Amazon Prime + NBA League Pass bundle is relatively cheaper than most others like it. The lowest price you could get for the bundle is $24/month (Amazon Prime Video + monthly NBA Leauge Pass with NBA TV), but you'll probably want to get the one that costs $30/month (Amazon Prime + monthly NBA Leauge Pass with NBA TV) if you'd like to get the most out of Amazon Prime's shipping features. Alternatively, you could opt for an annual league pass and pay $99 for the whole season. With an NBA League Pass, you'll get access to all the out-of-market games playing during the regular season, and a couple of the post-season games too since it comes with NBA TV. Local and nationally televised games will only still be available on RSNs, local, and national networks, which you can tune into with an antenna or a live TV subscription.

MGM dominated the film industry in the 20th century, and despite a slight dip in the early 2010s, it has proven to be a strong contender in the streaming era. With MGM+, the production company continues to put out originals like the dystopian series From, the crime thriller Godfather of Harlem, and Western shows like Billy the Kid. And this is on top of their extensive collection of classic films—it has everything from the 12 Angry Men to Stripes to Ghost World to Babel. All this makes for a significant add-on: MGM+ costs a reasonable $6.99 to add to your existing Amazon Prime subscription. With this bundle, you get to combine MGM+'s decades-long list of content with Prime's top-tier features like offline downloads, parental controls, 4k viewing, and Dolby surround sound.