Until now, the lowest-cost streaming platform for full service in Mexico and the United States was Amazon Prime Video, since for $99 pesos or $14.99 a month, respectively, you could watch the content without restrictions on any device . However, this is about to change as users’ subscription will increase the price if they don’t want to see ads.
Amazon Prime Video turned out to be the most affordable and incomparable platform, since it only had a subscription version that did not handle ads, while other platforms, such as Netflix, handle the same price, but watch ads, in addition to various types of monthly packages. Similarly, Vix has its free version which only gives access to some content and with ads and if you want to remove them you have to pay a Premium subscription, apart from viewing the rest of the app’s offering.
Netflix and Disney+ are platforms that charge extra for not watching ads, like most apps today.
The ads arrived first on Amazon Prime Video in the United States
From January 29 of this year, the platform started broadcasting ads in the United States and announced that they would disappear if the user paid an additional cost of $2.99 per month.
How long and where in Amazon Prime Video content will ads appear?
Prime Video only shows one minute (2 ads) at the beginning, while third-party series or movies insert an ad at the beginning and another in the middle. Ads are similar to what we see on YouTube and will focus on the area the user is in.
Let’s remember that not long ago there was also a trailer or introduction that could be “skipped” in every content of the platform.
When will Amazon Prime Video Mexico content have ads?
Following the anticipation of the US, the same change already appeared to be coming to Mexico, which will enter this same regulation from April 11.
How much will I have to pay to not see ads?
Different media reported that the cost to not show ads will be an additional $50 pesos, so the total cost of the subscription will increase to $149 pesos per month.
What do you think;
Source: univision
Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.
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