AMC Networks is rolling out cheaper, ad-supported tiers for all of its niche streaming services after putting ads on its flagship AMC+ bundle late last year.
The new versions will all be up and running by the end of the 2024-25 upfront, the company said Monday. It will convene its annual upfront presentation to ad buyers on Wednesday night in New York.
Subscribers to AMC+ opting for the ad tier also get ad-supported versions of Shudder, Sundance Now and IFC Films Unlimited. But subscribers to those services outside the bundle have not previously had the option of a lower-priced version with sponsored breaks.
In the planned rollout, ads will come to the individual services as well as AcornTV, HIDIVE and ALLBLK, which are not currently part of AMC+.
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