Australian streaming service BINGE is the latest to join Prime Video’s growing lineup of add-on subscriptions, giving customers access to its entertainment, sport and news content directly through Amazon’s streaming platform.
From today, BINGE will be available as an add-on subscription for Prime Video customers in Australia, with two plans on offer: Standard at $19 per month and Premium at $22 per month.
The arrangement means subscribers can watch BINGE’s catalogue without switching between streaming apps, with billing and content access managed through Prime Video.
The service’s library includes Australian productions such as “Colin From Accounts,” “Wentworth” and “High Country,” alongside international titles including “American Horror Story,” “The Day of the Jackal,” “The Five Star Weekend,” “Saturday Night Live,” “The Real Housewives of New York” and “Outlander: The Final Season.”
Beyond film and television, BINGE – part of Foxtel Group, which was acquired by global sports streaming company DAZN in 2025 – also offers access to select live sporting events through Kayo Sports, including NRL, AFL, BBL and WBBL matches, as well as F1 Kayo Minis and surfing coverage. Live news channels, including BBC News, FOX SPORTS News, CNBC and News24, are also available.
The partnership makes BINGE Prime Video’s 32nd add-on subscription partner in Australia, joining services such as HBO Max, Apple TV, Paramount+, MGM+ and Hayu.
Foxtel Group’s executive director of content and commercial partnerships, Stephanie Quinn, said: “It’s a compelling proposition, bringing together must-watch global series, standout Australian originals, live sport and trusted news, alongside Prime Video’s extensive content library.
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“We’re always looking for ways to make it easier for more Australians to discover BINGE’s incredible content. Our partnership with Prime Video opens up a new way for customers to access BINGE, extending our reach while making our breadth of premium entertainment more accessible.”
Alexandra Gilbert, head of content at Prime Video Australia and New Zealand, added: “We’re excited to welcome BINGE to Prime Video as our 32nd add-on subscription partner in Australia, strengthening our commitment to providing customers with unparalleled variety, world-class content and the flexibility to build their ideal entertainment experience, all in one app.”
BINGE subscriptions purchased through Prime Video can be managed and cancelled directly through the platform, without requiring a separate app.