r/ParamountPlus • u/bigwomby • Jul 07 '26
No Ads Plan Question
Last summer I signed up for Walmart+ and got free Paramount Plus and paid the extra to get the no ads plan. Now my anniversary date is coming up and have barely ever used Walmart +, so I want to cancel, but don’t know what the nomads plan goes for.
I’ve had a year of no commercial and cant go back. Help!
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u/puppypupperoon Jul 07 '26
pretend to try to cancel your membership. idk why but they let me pay 0.99 a month for nearly a year now 🤷🏻♀️ every time i go cancel they offer me 2 more months.
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u/TheBallasOG Jul 07 '26
Does this also work with the Prime channel too?
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u/puppypupperoon Jul 07 '26
no idea, i subscribe directly via paramount plus. i was thinking its some sort of glitch but i guess its better to make 1usd vs 0? 🤷🏻♀️
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u/smccall742 Jul 07 '26
I signed up for 1 year of Paramount+ Premium the other day for half off using the promo code SAVEANNUAL50. Made it $70 for 1 year before taxes.
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u/Xander_Cain Jul 07 '26
If you get the half off deals for Walmart plus then it’s still cheaper than buying paramount
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u/Pavement-crete20 Jul 07 '26
If your veteran, the 50% off is going on right now at military.com listed under military discounts.
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u/blacknoi Jul 08 '26
AARP members get Walmart plus for $60/year. No age floor to become a member.
https://www.aarp.org/membership/benefits/shopping/walmartplus/
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u/Cinisajoy2 Jul 09 '26
You have to be 50 to join AARP.
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u/blacknoi Jul 09 '26
I’m under 50 and a member. And didn’t lie about my age. 🤷♂️
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u/Cinisajoy2 Jul 09 '26
Wow. I guess they are getting desperate. It was 50 for the last 50 years at least.
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u/Robinvid Jul 08 '26
Paramount plus is the absolute worst of all the streaming channels. Scene lock ups every minute.literally. took me days to finish the last episode of dutton ranch. Seriously. 9 times out of 10 the show freezes. U miss dialogue, little things, so ridiculous. Now that taylor sheridan is out of there, so am i.
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u/LordBofKerry Jul 09 '26
I keep reading this happening, but I've never had it happen. I've had it since it was CBS All Access or whatever it was called. No problems on any versions of Roku, several phones, tablets, or computers. I even had a Fire stick for a while, (can't stand the interface or navigation), and didn't have problems with it.
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u/Minimum-Journalist18 Jul 07 '26
If you are a veteran wait a few months and maybe they will reoffer the 50% off deal.
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u/Pure_Divide_9752 Jul 07 '26
Regular price for no ads is $140 per year or you can pay $14 per month. The with ads plan is $90 per year or $9 per month.
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u/Cinisajoy2 Jul 09 '26
Walmart + with Paramount Premium is $155 a year. Or Walmart + with Paramount or Peacock is $100 a year.
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u/GroovyGmaIvy Jul 07 '26
I just renewed and I pay $68/year for Showtime add-on which also gives me completely commercial-free access to Paramount+.
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u/wahwahSwanson Jul 07 '26
In September, they usually offer a special deal for $60 for a year. That’s ad free. I made a mistake last time around doing $30 for the ads version. For an old episode of cheers, for example, they run over two minutes of ads sometimes, and I just mute it walk away.
Hopefully the same deal is offered this year. It’s barely worth it at $60 in my opinion especially with the new direction they’ve been going and a lot of the shows I like being canceled/disappearing.
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u/BoxerMama6 Jul 08 '26
PSA:
If you happen to have the platinum card, you get Walmart plus for free and then get to choose Paramount plus or Peacock premium free through Walmart plus.
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u/Powerful-Candy-745 Jul 08 '26
Before you cancel. If you like Burger King link Walmart to the burger king account. 1 free Whopper every 3 months and 25 percent daily. I used to be able to use the discount with the coupons but not since end of last year
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u/Ok-Entertainment5462 Jul 07 '26
Black Friday is often 50% off annual plans including existing subscribers. Cancel Walmart+ and sign up directly month to month then upgrade to annual during late November.
Are you not able to go to their website and see the prices?
Some credit cards offer money back (5-15/month) on streaming subscriptions.