BINGE is now available through Prime Video in Australia, giving customers another way to access the streaming service’s library of local and international entertainment.
The partnership brings BINGE’s line-up of dramas, Australian originals, reality shows, live sport and news into Prime Video’s existing app, with no additional download required.
Standard costs $19 per month and Premium $22, matching BINGE’s regular pricing, although the cheaper ad-supported tier at $10 per month and introductory discounts available directly through BINGE don’t appear to be offered.
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BINGE is now available as an add-on subscription through Prime Video in Australia, with plans starting at $19 per month (image – supplied)
The catalogue includes Colin From Accounts, Wentworth, American Horror Story, Outlander: The Final Season, The Five Star Weekend and The Day of the Jackal, alongside reality titles including The Real Housewives of New York.
The offering also extends to live sport through Kayo Sports, with selected NRL, AFL, BBL and WBBL games available without ad breaks during play. F1 Kayo Minis, surfing and live news channels including BBC News, FOX SPORTS News and CNBC are also included.
Alexandra Gilbert, Head of Content for Prime Video Australia and New Zealand, said the deal adds to the platform’s growing range of subscription options, with BINGE becoming its 32nd add-on partner in Australia.
We’re excited to welcome BINGE to Prime Video as our 32nd add-on subscription partner in Australia, strengthening our commitment to providing customers with unparalleled variety, world-class content and the flexibility to build their ideal entertainment experience, all in one app.
Foxtel Group Executive Director of Content and Commercial Partnerships Stephanie Quinn said the deal would make BINGE’s programming more accessible to Australian audiences.
Our partnership with Prime Video opens up a new way for customers to access BINGE, extending our reach while making our breadth of premium entertainment more accessible.
Customers can manage their BINGE subscription through Prime Video, with billing consolidated under one account and the option to cancel at any time.
The DAZN owned streamer joins a growing list of Prime Video add-ons, including HBO Max, Apple TV+, Paramount+, MGM+ and Hayu, with Nine Group’s Stan remaining the other major Australian streaming service yet to join the offering.
BINGE is available now through Prime Video in Australia.
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