AMC Networks launches ad-supported AMC+ streaming at $4.99/month

AMC Networks has joined THE ranks of ad-supported streaming.

THE business said THURSDAY that he has begin rolling out A ad-supported version of It is AMC+ service For broadband users, And will charge $4.99 by month For he, as opposite has THE $8.99 by month he look for For A Without advertising floor. THE new ad-supported service short less that five minutes of advertising by hour And contains THE even programming selections as It is Without advertising counterpart.

The subscribers WHO opt For THE new Without advertising choice can to safeguard 20% on monthly rates by purchase A annual subscription For $83.88. Frames has AMC Networks revealed their ad-supported plans In April.

"This ad-supported version of AMC+ given consumers more flexibility while bringing ads has THE only piece of OUR distribution ecosystem that was not Already funded by advertising," said Kim Kelleher, chief commercial officer of AMC Networks, In A statement. "NOW, with OUR linear networks, strong And growth presence on Connected TV And FAST platforms And ad-supported AMC+, OUR advertisement the partners can fully leverage THE reach And call of OUR high quality watch And connect with the viewers everywhere that And However they choose has watch. We are Also able has offer marketers new And innovative manners has reach consumers, as interactive And buyable ads, more flexibility In product integrations, entire gender buyouts And other compatible with technology improvements that were not possible before."

As part of THE AMC+ pack, ad-supported the subscribers will Also to have complete to access has streaming services Shudder, Sun Dance NOW And IFC Movies Unlimited as GOOD as THE AMC, BBC America, IFC And Sun Dance TV linear networks.

THE business said THE new ad-supported version of AMC+ has "dozens of advertisers » sign on. THE new dependent on advertising option will offer include interactive announcement units, repression screens during "Following On" the promotions, buyable ads, overlays, commercial break anecdotes, inserted integrations, episodic buyouts And more.

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