Last chance to get the 99 cents Paramount+ deal

SAVE $24: Through July 13, new and returning subscribers can get two months of Paramount+ Premium or Essential for just 99 cents per month. Usually $12.99 or $7.99 per month, you'll save up to $24 total.

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Paramount+ Premium (with Showtime)

$0.99/month for two months (save $24)

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Prime Day isn't exactly known for its streaming deals, but this year, we were blessed with quite a few. While most of those deals are only available for Prime Video members as add-on services and expire at the end of Prime Day (today, July 11), this Paramount+ deal is live through July 13, meaning you still have through the weekend to pull the trigger.

Here's the scoop: new and returning subscribers can score two months of Paramount+ Premium (that's the ad-free tier that includes Showtime) for just 99 cents per month. Typically $12.99 per month, that ends up saving you $24 total. Even better, you can score the deal on its own through Paramount+, so you don't need to be a Prime member to take advantage of the savings.

For what it's worth, the deal is also valid on the Essential tier, but we recommend going with the Premium tier as you'll get a whole lot more for 99 cents — including ad-free viewing, access to the entire Showtime library, the ability to stream CBS live and download movies and shows for offline viewing, and 4K, UHD, Dolby Vision, and HDR10 quality.

Either option you choose, remember that the cost per month will jump back up to full price (either $12.99 or $7.99 monthly) after the two-month promotional period ends. Be sure to cancel ahead of that deadline if you want to avoid charges.

What can you watch with your 99-cent Paramount+ Premium subscription? Glad you asked. Big Brother Season 27 just started, which means you can watch new episodes and live feeds on Paramount+. Dexter: Resurrection also premieres on Showtime this weekend. Paramount+ with Showtime is also where you'll find new movies like Smile 2, Gladiator II, and Love Me, as well as shows like Yellowjackets, RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars, and Criminal Minds Evolution.