Bell Media’s Crave streaming service is set to land on Amazon’s Prime Video Channels.
Crave Premium, the most expensive streaming tier that is ad-free, will be available for purchase through an Amazon customer’s Prime Video account.
“We’re thrilled to be joining with Amazon to expand the reach of Crave,” said Sean Cohan, President, Bell Media, in a statement. “Making Crave available to as many Canadians as possible, on the service and device of their choosing, is a top priority for Bell Media.”
Last month, Bell increased the price of Crave Premium by 10%, up from $19.99 to $22 per month. This increase takes place on March 7, 2024. In comparison, Netflix Premium costs $20.99 per month.
Crave is currently available on the web, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Android TV, Chromecast, select LG and Samsung Smart TVs, gaming consoles such as PlayStation and Xbox One and Roku.
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Crave is the prime example of how the most expensive streaming service translates to the worst user experience. Just like its parent company bell.
Absolutely agree. Crave is awful. Most of the videos play either choppy or in a constant slow motion. I've complained about it so many times, they say they will look into it, and in typical Bell fashion, nothing is done. And what an atrocious fee to charge. Crave itself charges less than half the price. I don't need Starz and Ecran. Give us only Crave at half the price.