Best way to get Paramount+.
CBS shows, live NFL on CBS, Star Trek, and Nickelodeon — the Premium tier folds in Showtime's series and movies.
Sized for 2 streams — $90/yr at list price.
Best waySubscribe directly — Essential
$90/yr$7.50/moThe cheapest tier that meets 2 streams, billed annually.
Comes free with things you don't have
Worth knowing before you pay — and worth checking, because people forget what their phone plan and card already include.
- American Express Platinum · Consumer PlatinumCovered by the $25/mo ($300/yr) Digital Entertainment Credit — a statement credit, not a subscription: pay the provider directly and Amex reimburses up to the cap, which is SHARED across all eligible services. Enrollment required; U.S. transactions only; unused credit does not roll over.
- Spectrum · TV Select SignatureParamount+ Essential, included with Spectrum TV Select Signature for residential customers. Nothing is on until you activate it from your Spectrum account.
- Spectrum · TV Select PlusParamount+ Essential, included with Spectrum TV Select Plus for residential customers. Nothing is on until you activate it from your Spectrum account.
- Spectrum · TV PlatinumParamount+ Essential, included with Spectrum TV Platinum for residential customers. Nothing is on until you activate it from your Spectrum account.
- Verizon Home Internet perks (myHome) · Walmart+ Membership perk (grandfathered)Verizon no longer adds the $10/mo Walmart+ Membership perk — grandfathered accounts keep it. The membership carries Walmart+'s streaming benefit: ONE of Paramount+ Essential or Peacock Premium at a time, switchable every 90 days from the Walmart+ account page.
- Walmart+ · Walmart+Walmart+ includes ONE of Paramount+ Essential or Peacock Premium at a time, switchable every 90 days from the account page — this is the flagship unclaimed perk. Ad-free Paramount+ Premium is a paid upgrade (+$5/mo or $50/yr).
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