Overview
- The service is now live in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg and Liechtenstein, available via apps and as a Prime Video channel.
- Pricing starts at €5.99 with ads, €11.99 ad‑free, and €16.99 for 4K premium, with a €3 sports add‑on; all plans rise by €1 per month after the first year, and Winter Olympics coverage will be available to every subscriber at no extra cost.
- Launch deals include discounted RTL+ bundles through February 13 and integration with waipu.tv, while Prime Video offers HBO Max as an add‑on without a price break.
- A consolidated catalogue brings major HBO and Warner titles onto HBO Max as many legacy titles leave Sky/Wow, though upcoming seasons such as The White Lotus, Euphoria and House of the Dragon will also stream on Sky under existing agreements.
- Early slate highlights include The Pitt available at launch, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms on January 19, Heated Rivalry on February 6 and German original Banksters on February 20, with broader corporate uncertainty persisting as Netflix and Paramount pursue bids for Warner Bros. Discovery.