Starz + Crunchyroll bundle launches on Prime Video US
July 29, 2026
By Nik Roseveare
Starz and Crunchyroll have announced a new bundle now available through Prime Video in the US. New customers can access both streamers for $16.99 per month, offering a saving of over 23 per cent.
The launch arrives alongside new and returning programming from Starz and Crunchyroll, bringing audiences a mix of premium action, anime, thrillers, female-driven dramas, sci-fi and adventure.
“This offering brings together two services with distinctive programming, giving viewers access to a range of stories and genres,” commented Alison Hoffman, President of Starz Networks. “The way households discover and consume television continues to evolve. This bundle with Crunchyroll and Prime Video enables us to broaden our reach and introduce the Starz slate of premium programming to new viewers.”
“At Crunchyroll, we believe anime is a powerful medium for storytelling and connection, and our goal is to continue bringing it to more audiences in more accessible ways. This launch is a meaningful step in expanding how fans can discover and connect with the series they love, while opening the door for even more viewers to experience the breadth of anime storytelling,” said Terry Li, Chief Product Officer and EVP, Emerging Business, Crunchyroll.
“The addition of the Crunchyroll and Starz bundle reflects Prime Video’s commitment to delivering value and convenience for customers as we continue to expand the breadth of our bundle offerings,” added Matt Huntley, Director of US Channels, Prime Video. “Whether it’s premium dramas, blockbuster films, or world-class anime, Prime Video is making it seamless for customers to access the entertainment they want, all in one place.”
Eligible customers can purchase the Starz + Crunchyroll bundle through Prime Video. Existing Amazon customers can subscribe by visiting Prime Video, selecting the Starz + Crunchyroll bundle, and following the prompts to complete their purchase.
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