Apple and Amazon teamed up to slash Apple TV’s cost for Prime members, offering the streaming service at $5.99/month through Prime Video in the U.S. The promotion cuts the regular $12.99 rate by more than half for up to two months, after which the standard price returns. Prime subscribers can access the full catalog of Apple originals, including “Severance,” “Ted Lasso,” and “The Morning Show.”

The deal ends on June 26, leaving Prime members only a few days to lock in the discounted rate. To join, users must sign in to their Amazon account and follow the provided link or locate the promo within the Prime Video app. The offer gives Prime holders a low‑cost gateway to Apple’s growing slate of critically acclaimed series and films.

Apple’s move underscores the growing competition among streaming platforms to attract and retain subscribers. By pairing its premium content with Amazon’s vast user base, Apple expands its reach without launching a new standalone service. For consumers, the temporary discount offers a budget‑friendly entry point, but the standard price will resume after the two‑month window, keeping the premium tier intact.