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For a limited time, Paramount+ is running a can’t-miss deal on its monthly streaming packages.
The streaming service is offering $2.99 a month for either Paramount+ subscription plans for the first two months for new and former subscribers. For reference, a Premium subscription costs users $13.99 a month, while the Essentials plan costs users $8.99 a month. That’s 79% off for the Premium plan and 67% off for the Essentials plan. This deal ends March 31.
Looking to catch up on new shows like Star Trek: Starfleet Academy or Dexter: Resurrection? Maybe you’re an anime fan looking to stream old classics like Sailor Moon or Pokémon. Or maybe you’re more of a basketball fan seeking out all the 2026 NCAA March Madness games. Whatever you choose to watch, this deal comes in clutch, allowing prospective viewers a steeply discounted price on some of their favorites.
If you’re unfamiliar, Paramount+’s Essentials plan is an ad-supported plan that features over 40,000+ episodes & movies and streaming across three devices. Subscribers can also watch the NFL on CBS & UEFA Champions League, watch all UFC live fights and get select SHOWTIME series. The service’s Premium plan is a no-ads plan that gives users access to everything found in the Essentials plan, plus the option to download your favorite shows and movies, live streaming on CBS and access to all of SHOWTIME.
Paramount+ also offer a slew of music-oriented content like Behind the Music, MTV Unplugged, How Music Got Free, the Love & Hip-Hop franchise, The SpongeBob Musical: Live on Stage!, the film version of Dreamgirls, Footloose and the movie musical for Mean Girls, among others.
If you didn’t know, there’s also a way you can snag a Paramount+ subscription for free. You can sign up for a 30-day free trial for Walmart+, which includes Paramount+ as one of its streaming perks.
