Prime Video currently has a heavier ad load than both Netflix and Disney+, though it’s still considerably lighter than ...

Amazon is now showing 4 to 6 minutes of advertisements per hour on its Prime Video streaming service. That's about double the ...

Adweek first got wind of Amazon’s incoming uptick in ad spots from ad buyers, but Amazon confirmed via a spokesperson that Prime Video will increase its ad runs to “four to six minutes per hour.” That ...

Currently, anyone who signs up for Amazon Prime (which is $15 per month or $139 per year) gets Prime Video with ads. If they don’t want to see commercials, they have to pay an extra $3 per month. One ...

Amazon Prime Video is planning to start showing ads in between its shows and movies — here’s how to get rid of them.

A new report says Prime Video is increasing its ad load to four to six minutes per hour. This doubles the amount of ad time ad-tier users were previously exposed to. In terms of lightest to ...

If you opt for the basic, ad-supported version of Prime Video, you won't be able to watch with Dolby Atmos or Dolby Vision.

Prime started airing commercials in January 2024, but by October it was already signaling to advertisers that it would “ramp up a little bit more” in 2025. This isn’t the same message the service was ...

While Amazon hasn’t officially confirmed an increase in the frequency of ads shown on Prime Video, AdWeek reports that Prime Video’s ad load has “gradually increased to 4 to 6 minutes per ...

Nevertheless, more ads on Prime Video are hardly welcome, and the cynic in me does have to wonder whether that six-minute per hour ratio will increase further in the months or years to come.

Prime Video’s ad-supported tier has surpassed 130 million active users in the U.S., a 13% increase from the 115 million previously reported last year. The updated figures, ...

Amazon on Monday said its Prime Video streaming service with ads reaches more than 130 million U.S. customers monthly on average, an increase of 15 million people from 2024.