Amazon Prime Big Deal Days kicks off next week on Oct. 7, but deals are already here! Specifically, there are some great streaming and subscription services on Prime Video available at discounts right now.
What are subscriptions on Prime Video? Glad you asked!
Subscriptions on Prime Video allow Amazon Prime subscribers to subscribe to additional streaming services within Prime Video. Instead of having tons of apps for every service you subscribe to, the content for all of your add-ons will be available right inside of Prime Video and the Prime Video app.
That being said, you’ll need to be a Prime member to take advantage of these deals and more. If you’re between the ages of 18 and 24, you qualify for a Prime for Young Adults account, which comes with a six-month free trial and 50% off every month following ($7.49/month, down from $14.99/month).
Additionally, early video-on-demand (VOD) streaming deals are already available.
Deals are either on the purchase or rental options of the included titles; if you purchase it outright, you’ll be able to watch the movie over and over again forever, but rentals are only good for 30 days and expire 48 hours once you press play.
Best Prime Big Deal Days Streaming Subscription Deals | Best Prime Big Deal Days Streaming Deals
AMC+ and MGM+ Bundle
Save big for two months when you bundle AMC+ with MGM+. Stream the new season of Billy the Kid and FROM on MGM+ and enjoy originals like Daryl Dixon and Interview with the Vampire with AMC+.
Starz
Just in time for the Outlander prequel to wrap up, Starz is discounted ahead of October Prime Day. You can also stream all of the shows in the Power series and movies like Ballerina with a subscription.
NBA League Pass
A new NBA season is on the horizon and you can start your NBA League Pass subscription to watch out-of-market games at a great discount thanks to Prime Big Deal Days. For a limited time, you can take 25% off your first two months, bringing your monthly price down to $12.74 for League Pass and $18.74 for League Pass Premium.
Mubi
If you’re a cinephile without a Mubi subscription, change that. The platform, from film distributor Mubi, is full of new and classic films from across the globe, including Oscar winner The Substance, new thriller Lurker (dropping Oct. 10 on the platform), and even series like Italy’s Mussolini: Son of the Century, the David Lynch classic Twin Peaks, and Cooper Raiff’s Hal and Harper (coming mid-Oct.).
BET+
BET+ has no shortage of movies, plus original series like All The Queen’s Men and Season 4 of Zatima, reality shows like Love and Hip Hop, all things Tyler Perry, Usher’s Rendezvous in Paris and classics like Martin.
MyOutdoorTV
Keep up with all of the best world-class hunting, fishing and shooting content on demand with a subscription to MyOutdoorTV, including top titles MeatEater, Buck Commander, Bone Collector, and McMillan.
Kino Film Collection
Kino Film Collection, from the Kino Lorber company, is a streaming service with a curated selection of arthouse, independent, and international films. Among the acclaimed titles are Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat (2024 Oscar nominee), Last of the Dogmen, Dogtooth, and Being Maria Liza: Truly Terrific.
A&E Crime Central
Want to check in on all of the latest and greatest true crime? Get A&E Crime Central now while it’s discounted to watch Live PD: Police Patrol and Cold Case Files, among many others.
Screambox
Just in time for the Halloween season, get two months of Screambox for $4 total and stream all the horror, including Terrifier 3, Project MKHEXE, Bloody Bites, and Trick Or Treat.
Qello Concerts
With Qello Concerts, you can tap into a huge archive of full-length music films, documentaries, and concerts, including titles from huge stars like Celine Dion, Beyoncé, Bruce Springsteen, and Andrea Bocelli.
Kocowa
Weak Hero, Running Man, Exo’s Travel The World, and For Eagle Brothers are just a few of the titles you’ll find on Kocowa, a streaming service dedicated to Korean drama, romance, action, and more.
France Channel
France Channel, the home for all things French entertainment on Prime Video, is currently discounted for Prime Big Deal Days. Stream top titles including Nude, Agathe Koltes, All Out (Dr. Knock), and Three Days and a Life.
Daily Burn
Daily Burn is a streaming fitness service offering a variety of workouts, including Undefeated, 20 Minute Strength, Booty Burn, and LaBlast, designed to suit different fitness levels and goals. Whether you prefer cardio, yoga, pilates, or another style of workout, you can access programs with Daily Burn.
Marquee TV
Marquee TV is a streaming service dedicated to arts and culture, featuring world-class professionally recorded performances and documentaries. Its diverse lineup includes Becoming Madonna, Dawn of Impressionism, Macbeth (starring David Tennant and Cush Jumbo from Donmar Warehouse), Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers, and Velveteen Rabbit.
Curiosity Stream
Curiosity Stream is a documentary-focused streaming service offering in-depth explorations of science, history, and nature. Featured titles include Pompeii: Disaster Street, Ancient Earth: Season 2, Fateful Planet, and Deadly Science: Season 2.
AspireTV+
AspireTV+ is a streaming service that showcases Black excellence through inspiring films, reality series, and original stories centered on culture, faith, and community. Highlighted titles include 6 Minutes to Glory, Style Kings, Somebody’s Child, and A Cross to Bear.
MIssion: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
For a limited time, take $10 off a digital copy of the final Mission: Impossible movie, which debuted in theaters earlier this year.
Materialists
Both digital purchases and rentals of Materialists are discounted right now. Materialists is a modern rom-com starring Dakota Johnson, a matchmaker torn between two men: a handsome millionaire (Pedro Pascal) and her ex, a struggling actor (Chris Evans).
Sinners
The Bonus X-Ray edition of Sinners is currently on sale ahead of October Prime Day. In addition to the film itself, you’ll get access to a number of bonus featurettes.
How to Train Your Dragon (2025)
The hybrid live action/animation remake of How to Train Your Dragon hit theaters earlier this year, and now it’s discounted to buy and rent on Prime Video.
Sorry, Baby
One of A24’s 2025 releases is Sorry, Baby from debut filmmaker Eva Victor, who also stars in the film. Save on purchases and rentals ahead of the film’s HBO Max debut later this month.
When Is Prime Big Deal Days 2025?
Prime Big Deal Days starts on Tuesday October 7 at 12:01 a.m. PT and runs through Wednesday October 8 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
Do I Have to be a Prime Member to Shop?
Only Amazon Prime members can take advantage of fall Prime Day’s deals and discounts, and other interested consumers can get a 30-day free trial to enjoy Prime Day deals (plus all the benefits of the subscription).
Prime Day vs. Prime Big Deal Days
Similar to Amazon’s July Prime Day sale, Prime Big Deal Days drops major discounts across two days, but with a bigger focus on pre-Black Friday holiday gift shopping.
What Deals Are Worth It?
From years of deal-hunting on Amazon Prime Day, we know from experience that the sale is the perfect time to save on a Kindle Unlimited or Audible subscription, add Prime Video subscriptions to watch your favorite shows, upgrade to a new TV or soundbar and find discounts on all kinds of tech and Amazon best-sellers.
When is the Next Prime Day?
For those already wondering, Amazon hasn’t yet confirmed the dates for Prime Day 2026, but it’s safe to assume it will take place in mid-July like past sales. Shoppers should keep an eye out for Amazon’s Black Friday sales to officially kick off in November.
This article was written by Angela Tricarico, Commerce Streaming Reporter for Decider, the New York Post, and Page Six. Angela keeps readers up to date with cord-cutter-friendly deals, how to watch your favorite sports teams and movies on each streaming service and the very best in tech, like soundbars, to enhance your viewing experience. Not only does Angela test and compare the services, devices and merch she writes about, but she’s also a superfan specializing in the intersection of shopping, tech and pop culture. Prior to joining Decider and the New York Post in 2023, she wrote about streaming and consumer tech at Insider Reviews.
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