The European streaming service, SkyShowtime, created by Comcast and Paramount Global, will debut on Prime Video Channels in four new markets: Spain, the Netherlands, Poland, and Sweden. This marks the first time SkyShowtime will be available through Prime Video Channels in these countries.
Monty Sarhan, SkyShowtime CEO, said, “We are excited to be partnering with Amazon and making SkyShowtime available through Prime Video. This deal enables us to expand our reach in some of our key markets, giving Amazon customers access to our exclusive series, blockbuster films, and local original programming.”
Notably, on July 1st, SkyShowtime will launch on Prime Video in Spain, with rollouts in the Netherlands, Poland, and Sweden to follow shortly thereafter. Prime customers can subscribe to €8.99 in the Netherlands, 24.99 PLN in Poland, SkyShowtime for €7.99 in Spain, and SEK 99 in Sweden per month, all through their existing Amazon accounts with the flexibility to cancel anytime.
Additionally, for the first three months, SkyShowtime is offering an introductory deal in Spain with 50% off for those who subscribe via Prime Video during the Prime Day period, ending on July 17th.
Hristina Georgieva, SkyShowtime Chief Business Officer, said, “We’re thrilled to add Prime Video to SkyShowtime’s distribution footprint, making our service even more accessible for customers in the Netherlands, Poland, Spain and Sweden.”
SkyShowtime on Prime Video will offer a diverse selection of blockbuster movies, exclusive new series, and local original programming including all five seasons of “Yellowstone” and its spinoffs “1883” and “1923,” along with “A Gentleman in Moscow,” “Apples Never Fall,” “Bargain,” “Halo” (seasons 1-2), and many more.
Julian Monaghan, Director of Channels for Prime Video in Europe, said, “We’re delighted to expand our offering for customers with the launch of SkyShowtime on Prime Video in Spain, the Netherlands, Poland and Sweden. SkyShowtime’s diverse portfolio will be a fantastic addition to our service, bringing even more choice to Prime members in these countries and building on our ambition to become the first entertainment destination for our customers.”