Not since the days of Succession and Barry‘s final seasons airing back-to-back has there been a more important time to invest in a Max subscription.

The White Lotus on its own is enough to warrant it, but The Righteous Gemstones are on one last ride right now; starting next week, The Last of Us returns for its highly anticipated second season; and on April 20, everyone will be talking about the new season of The Rehearsal.

The TL;DR is this: HBO Sundays are so back (not that they’ve ever been over), and the lineup is stacked for weeks to come.

This brings us back to the first point: you need a Max subscription. What if we told you that you could get not one but two different streaming services all at a discount?

Meet the Max + Starz and the Max + Cinemax bundles, available exclusively via Prime Video Channels. Channels are an easy way to combine multiple services into a single app, the Prime Video app, but it’s available exclusively for Amazon Prime members.

Here’s how much all three services cost individually:

Now, here’s what it costs to bundle them:

To join Prime, you can take advantage of a 30-day free trial before $14.99/month payments begin; once you start your trial, you can subscribe to any bundle.

This bundle includes Max’s Standard ad-free plan and Starz’s only streaming plan, which is always ad-free.

This bundle also includes Max Standard; Cinemax offers one plan that’s always ad-free.

More Prime Video Channels Bundles To Subscribe To:

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