NBCUniversal’s Peacock joins Amazon Prime Channels in 2025, signalling a new era of streaming aggregation.
Amazon and NBCUniversal have struck a fresh deal: Peacock is officially joining Prime Video Channels, with Peacock Premium Plus, now available as a subscription add-on for $16.99/month or $169.99/year.
That means Prime subscribers can sign up for Peacock directly through Amazon, paying via their Amazon account without juggling multiple subscriptions or logins.
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According to TVTechnology, the agreement also keeps the Peacock app available on Fire TV devices, while Universal Pictures movies remain purchasable on Prime Video.
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For streamers, this deal brings three major benefits:
As TechRadar notes, Amazon continues to position Prime as a “super app” for streaming.
This announcement comes just days after the launch of the new ESPN + FOX streaming bundle. Both moves point toward the same trend: consolidation.
Both strategies signal that streaming is evolving beyond standalone apps — convenience and consolidation are becoming the real battleground.
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Amazon’s integration of Peacock Premium Plus into Prime Video Channels makes Prime an even stronger content hub. At $16.99/month, Peacock’s live sports and originals now sit just a click away for millions of Prime subscribers.
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While the ESPN + FOX bundle shows broadcasters teaming up, Amazon’s strategy highlights the power of aggregation. Both reinforce the same message: in 2025, streaming isn’t just about exclusive shows — it’s about who makes it easiest to watch everything in one place.
Tanya is the founder of unboxd.tech, where she shares guides, reviews, and tips on streaming devices and apps. She focuses on making streaming simple with practical fixes and smart home insights.
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