Peacock's Priciest Subscription Is Now on the Roku Channel
Peacock's Premium Plus subscription is now available on the Roku Channel, allowing US customers to access it alongside other premium subscriptions. The subscription costs $17 per month or $170 per year, providing a streamlined viewing experience across devices. Roku is also introducing Cloud DVR features for live sports content from Peacock, enhancing the overall user experience.
- ▪Peacock's Premium Plus can now be subscribed to via the Roku Channel.
- ▪The subscription price is $17 per month or $170 per year, the same as directly through Peacock.
- ▪Roku is launching Cloud DVR features that allow users to pause or replay live sports content from Peacock.
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Peacock's ad-free Premium Plus offering joined Prime Video last year, and now US customers can sign up on the Roku Channel to stream seasons of Love Island USA, live sports and more.Like with Prime Video's add-on subscriptions, the new Roku Channel premium subscription is an alternative to getting Premium Plus directly through Peacock. The price is the same, at $17 per month or $170 per year, but you can watch all your premium Roku subscriptions with a single sign-in on your Roku device, mobile app or the web. The goal is for premium subscribers to have an experience that makes it easier to find and watch shows and movies without having to keep track of multiple apps, accounts and logins, according to Gil Fuchsberg, Roku president of subscriptions, partnerships and corporate development.
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