WHAT EXACTLY IS PARAMOUNT+?
Originally, Paramount+ was just CBS All Access, a live TV subscription service that CBS introduced in 2014.
It has subsequently developed into a legitimate rival to Netflix, Prime Video, and Disney+ on its own terms, though.
Because it features programming from the unified ViacomCBS network, which features networks like Paramount, Nickelodeon, MTV, BET, and Comedy Central, Paramount+ is distinctive.
Additionally, ViacomCBS owns the Showtime network (which can be accessed via an in-app area in the UK version of Paramount+) and the free Pluto TV streaming service.
CAN YOU TRY PARAMOUNT PLUS FOR FREE?
For new users, Paramount Plus provides a seven-day free trial.
Additionally, eligible T-Mobile customers can receive a free year of the Paramount Plus Essential plan. Visit the Paramount Plus website for additional details on the promotion.
If you’re a student at an American institution or college, you can also get 25% off Paramount Plus. The monthly ad-supported plan is the only one eligible for this promotion. The discount is available to students for a period of four years.
HOW MUCH IS PARAMOUNT PLUS?
There are two options offered by Paramount Plus: a “Essential Plan” with ads for $5 per month ($50 per year) and a “Premium Plan” with no ads for $10 per month ($100 per year). Comparing the yearly plans to the month-to-month choices, you ultimately save roughly 16%.
Both subscriptions provide subscribers access to the platform’s on-demand content library and a few live sporting events, although the Essential plan has ad breaks when watching on-demand content.
You may enjoy on-demand material without advertisements and get live access to your nearby CBS station with the Premium Plan. However, CBS streaming still has standard ad breaks because it is live.
The Paramount Plus website offers registration for Paramount Plus Premium and Essential. Additionally, Apple TV and Amazon Prime Video provide a channel add-on for the Premium Plan.
