Amazon plans to shut down its Freevee app, the company’s free ad-supported streaming service, in August, according to an ...

July is your last chance to watch Amazon’s FAST channel. The service will shut down in August, according to an email sent to ...

The move comes after Amazon previously said it would phase out the the free, ad-supported streaming service as it consolidates its content into Prime Video ...

The Freevee app will shut down in August, at which point users will be able to watch shows and movies on Prime Video for free ...

According to Amazon, Prime Video is now the "new exclusive home for Freevee," with all of the FAST streaming app's content ...

This decision brings all of Freevee’s content onto the Amazon Prime Video platform, so there's still a place where you can ...

Nearly eight months after Amazon announced it was phasing out its ad-supported Freevee streaming service, the standalone ...

Amazon is officially shutting down Freevee, its free, ad-supported streaming service, in August. The company plans to shift ...

Amazon is set to shut down its standalone Freevee app by August 2025, consolidating its streaming services. Users will be ...

Freevee, which got its start as Amazon’s IMDb TV but adopted its current name in 2022, is one of a handful of streaming services that rely on ads for revenue instead of paying subscribers.

Freevee traces its roots back to January 2019, when it was launched by Amazon subsidiary IMDb as Freedive. It was subsequently rebranded as IMDb TV, Freevee and Amazon Freevee.

The Freevee brand’s fate was sealed when shows like its biggest hit “Jury Duty,” as well as “On Call” and “American Rust: Broken Justice,” migrated over to Prime Video.