If you are wondering if there is a way to watch Prime Video content without paying for the subscription , let us tell you that there is. And it is not a hacking trick. Amazon has officially launched a platform with which you can enjoy some of its movies and series for free.
This is Amazon Freevee, a free streaming service that has arrived in the United States and the United Kingdom , which has part of the catalog offered by Prime Video. And while you don’t have to pay anything at all, you do have to watch ads to enjoy the free content . Would you like to try it? Well, stay with us and we’ll tell you right away how to watch Amazon Freevee from your country.
Amazon launches Freevee in the US and UK: free content, but with ads
Amazon Freevee is not an entirely new platform . Actually, it is a facelift of IMDb TV, one of the free content sections that Amazon Fire TV offered, but that never managed to be attractive to the public.
Now, with a new name, logo and broader catalogue, the service wants to become more popular and for this it offers the possibility of watching a lot of series and movies without paying. The only thing you will have to do is watch a couple of commercials as if it were the TV of a lifetime . Would you like to explore the catalog available on Amazon Freevee? Well, here below we leave you the link to this new platform and its mobile app.
Link | Amazon Freevee
How to watch Prime Video for free with Freevee if I don’t live in the US or UK?
If you live in the US or UK it will be very easy for you to access Amazon Freevee. All you have to do is download the app (which is available in the app store of Smart TVs, consoles and dongles), log in with your Amazon account and that’s it .
Now, if you don’t live in either of these two countries , there is a way you can do it. For this, you will have to use a VPN that offers you an Internet connection from the US or UK. Once you have activated the VPN on your device, you must create a new Amazon account so you can enjoy Prime Video content for free with Freevee.
