HBO now available on Amazon Prime’s Channels

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You can now travel to Westworld or Game of Thrones‘ Westeros with Amazon Prime! Variety reports that via their streaming program known as Amazon Channels, you can now stream past and present HBO programming.

Prime members can now sign up for a monthly HBO subscription of $14.99 (the same price as an HBONow subscription). Additionally, Prime members can also sign up for a free 30-day trial of HBO giving you plenty of time to catch up on Game of Thrones and the entire first season of Westworld (finale airs Sunday 12/4).

In addition to HBO, Cinemax is available for $9.99 a month.

We share the goal of providing Amazon customers more ways to access all of the high-quality HBO and Cinemax programming they’ve been asking for. – Sofia Chang, HBO’s exec VP of worldwide digital distribution and home entertainment

Also on Amazon Channels from HBO: the original series Insecure, Divorce, and The Night Of, and recent hit films like Batman vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice, The Revenant, Hail Caesar! (12/24), and Joy!

We’re now one step closer to HBO being wholly available worldwide. With more accessible platforms, users can now have unlimited streaming access to all of their exceptional programming. Will you be watching on Amazon Prime? Or are you watching on another platform? Let us know below!

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11 Comments

  1. Gd75,
    Dee Stark,

    Not yet, but it might be in the future. There’re rumors that Amazon is gearing-up for that. Would make sense with Netflix (almost) being in that position for a while now.

    That being said, I doubt that something like Amazon Channels would be available worldwide, even if that were the case with Amazon Prime, at least not in the same form. There’re way too many different license holders in the world for that. For example Sky has the first window license for a lot if not all conent from HBO here in Germany, it would be very surprising if they would allow Amazon to go in on that.

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