If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, The Hollywood Reporter may receive an affiliate commission.
Here’s another one of the best end-of-year streaming deals for cord-cutters. Through Jan. 1, 2024, Starz is only $1.99 per month for your first two months when you add the channel to your Prime Video subscription as part of Amazon’s Digital Week deals.
Starz is regularly $9.99 per month, and the Prime Video deal saves you 80 percent off your first two months — an even better than the streamer’s own promo of $3 per month for the first three months. (Note that you’ll need a membership to Amazon’s Prime or Prime Video.)
Starz is home to popular shows and film franchises including Outlander, John Wick, Spider-Man: No Way Home, Becoming Elizabeth, P-Valley and more. Subscribers also get access to Starz’ lineup of more than 13 live channels and original TV series such as Courteney Cox’s Shining Vale, Julia Roberts’ Gaslit, the Power Book franchise, Party Down, Minx, The Serpent Queen and more.
Owned by Lionsgate, Starz offers more than a dozen live channels and is home to the studio’s film and TV series, such as Home Alone, Independence Day, Waterworld, A Southern Haunting, Alien vs. Predator, the Saw franchise and much more comedy, horror, drama, action, sci-fi and kids content.
If you prefer to keep your streaming services separate, Starz is currently offering new subscribers their first three months for $3 per month — a total savings of $21 in your first quarter of membership, or the equivalent of about two months free. Annual billing is also available for $75 per year, which essentially gives you Starz for two months free.
Starz is also available as an add-on at other internet-based TV streaming services, including DirecTV ($74.99/mo. and up), Hulu ($7.99/mo. and up), Philo ($25/mo. and up) and Sling ($40/mo. and up).
Starz in 2022 announced a development program for underrepresented writers with NALIP and NFMLA as part of its ongoing #TakeTheLead initiative to support inclusion behind the scenes and onscreen. The network is owned by Lionsgate, which looks to be separating its studio operations from its pay TV and streaming businesses.
Learn more and sign up for the $1.99 Starz deal before Jan. 1 at Prime Video here.
