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We’re just one week away from Amazon Prime Day 2023, but the deals are already coming in hot!

There are thousands of products, but the deals don’t stop at physical products.

Right now, you can score some great deals on Prime Video Channels.

Wondering what Prime Video Channels are?

Prime Video Channels allow Amazon Prime subscribers to add streaming subscriptions onto Prime Video.

Instead of having tons of apps for every single service, the content for each Prime Video Channel you subscribe to will be available right inside of Prime Video.

That being said, you will need to be a Prime member to take advantage of these deals and more. Luckily, signing up for Prime is quick, easy, and free (for the first 30 days), and you’ll be able to shop all of the deals still yet to come on Prime Day next week.

Below, we broke down all the deals along with how to get them, so you can get streaming ASAP.

Now with more content than ever, take 50% off two months of Max (formerly HBO Max) to stream all of your favorite content from HBO, Discovery, DC, TCM, and more.

Take 50% off a Paramount+ subscription, which, as of last week includes all of the series and movies that are part of Showtime’s catalog, in addition to live sports, next-day new CBS episodes, and original series and movies from the Paramount+ side.

Watch originals like “Lucky Hank” and everything from “The Walking Dead” universe, plus the entire catalogs of Shudder, IFC Films Unlimited, and Sundance Now for 50% off over two months.

Watch hit original series like “Godfather of Harlem” and “FROM” plus hit movies from the MGM catalog all for one low price.

“Outlander” is currently airing a new season, and “Minx” will be back after being saved from cancellation later this month. Stream it all at a discounted rate.

Formerly known as ViX+, ViX Premium is the largest Spanish-language streaming service, full of original series and movies, live sports, and more.

Just in time for Christmas in July, you’ll be able to stream all of your favorite Hallmark Channel movies, plus full seasons of original series like “When Calls The Heart,” “Ride,” and “The Way Home.”

BritBox lets users in America stream the best British soaps, talk shows, game shows, and more the same day they air in England, in addition to a library of top mystery series, comedies, and originals (like the recent “Stonehouse,” starring “Succession'”s Matthew Macfadyen).

Get your period drama fix with Masterpiece, which has full seasons of shows like “Tom Jones,” “Sanditon,” and “All Creatures Great and Small.”

The last of the services with a focus on British content on sale this Prime Day is Acorn TV. If you love mysteries, this is the service for you with classics and new originals.

Keep the kiddos entertained for days with fun and educational series like “Arthur” and “City Island.”

Noggin comes from Nickelodeon, and features the network’s pre-school and elementary animated series: “Dora the Explorer,” “Blue’s Clues,” “Bubble Guppies,” “Paw Patrol: Mighty Pups,” and more.

Cinemax is a service full of popular movies, new and old. Right now, you can check out films like “First Man,” “Widows,” and “Juno” among many others.

Lifetime Movie Club has a lot of the network’s true-crime TV movies available on-demand, so it’s perfect for fans of the channel and wish they had more movies to watch.

ALLBLK’s website describes the service as “Inclusively, But Unapologetically – Black” and features originals and movies with Black leads.

From the early days of Technicolor to westerns, ScreenPix is chock full of classic movies from Hollywood’s entire history. Classic cinema lovers, this one is a must-subscribe.

When you think PBS you think documentaries, right? This service is full of ’em, including all of the films and series from acclaimed documentarian Ken Burns.

Lifetime Movie Club featuresdramatized movie-versions of true crime events, but A&E Crime Central is full of the real deal: documentaries and series like “Cold Case Files.”

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