Paramount+ Opens Floodgates For Advertisers With Launch Of Cheaper Subscription For Australia

Paramount+ Opens Floodgates For Advertisers With Launch Of Cheaper Subscription For Australia
B&T Magazine
Edited by B&T Magazine



Paramount+, the global streaming service, announced launch timing and pricing for its international ad-supported subscription offering.

The new Paramount+ subscription plan will be live in June for Australians. Users can select the “basic (with ads)” plan for $6.99 per month.

The move comes following Paramount+’s introduction of the “premium” subscription plan to Australia, Brazil, Canada, and Mexico last year.

The Paramount+ “premium” plan will also roll out in Europe, beginning with France this month, and offers Paramount’s blockbusters, exclusive originals, and hit shows to new heights with premium quality formats.

The new “basic” subscription plan opens the floodgates to potential advertisers wishing to feature before video media is displayed on the Paramount+ platform.

By introducing the ‘Basic (with ads)’ plan in Canada and Australia, we will enhance our value to our partners by enabling advertisers to buy across our global franchises, series, and films through our digital platform, EyeQ, alongside the breadth of Paramount’s premium video inventory in a comprehensive and impactful way”, said   Lee Sears, President of International Markets Advertising Sales.

“As we launch ‘Basic (with ads)’ in our international markets, we can also offer our incredible content at an even more competitive price to ultimately increase our reach and expand our advertising offerings to partners”, said Marco Nobili, EVP and international general manager of Paramount+.




Please login with linkedin to comment

Paramount

Latest News

TV Ratings 29/4/24: Farmer Wants A Wife And Lego Masters Lock Horns In Overnight’s Battle
  • TV Ratings

TV Ratings 29/4/24: Farmer Wants A Wife And Lego Masters Lock Horns In Overnight’s Battle

Seven and Nine’s tentpole shows are going neck-and-neck in terms of overnight ratings for Sunday and Monday prime time. In terms of average national TV audience, Seven’s Farmer Wants A Wife (998,000) edged out Lego Masters Australia vs Rest of the World (707,000) on Monday, and Sunday (1.1 million vs 852,000). However, Lego Masters led […]

Nielsen Data Reveals Brands Spending Big To Attract Aussie Tourists
  • Advertising

Nielsen Data Reveals Brands Spending Big To Attract Aussie Tourists

Nielsen Ad Intel data has revealed that the travel and tourism industry spent more than $153 million on advertising in Australia in Q1, 2024 – an increase of eight per cent from the previous quarter, with TripADeal the biggest spender, followed by Virgin Australia, then the Flight Centre-owned Ignite Travel. As many Australians return from […]

Cosmo Returns To Australia!
  • Media

Cosmo Returns To Australia!

Ever get the feeling we've weirdly warped back to 1988 at the moment? Confirm it with the relaunch of Cosmo in print.