Paramount to launch UK streaming service this June – here’s how it compares 

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How Paramount+ works and how much it costs

Paramount+ will be ad-free and you'll be able to sign in on two devices at the same time, plus have up to six profiles on one account at no extra cost. This means six different people can log in to use the service, but only two separate streams can play at the same time. 

Users taking out the service directly from Paramount+ can choose to pay £6.99 a month or £69.90 a year (effectively £5.83 a month) - though you will be offered a seven-day free trial beforehand. Once the free trial has expired you will be automatically rolled onto the paid-for service, so make sure you cancel beforehand if you don't want to keep the subscription.   

If you take out the service directly and later change your mind, you can cancel your subscription penalty-free at any point though this won't take effect until your next billing date, which means you'll be able to use Paramount+ until your next payment would be due. 

Sky users will also be able to access Paramount+. This will be free for Sky Cinema subscribers with Sky's Glass, Q or +HD services. Sky Cinema is the only Sky package that will offer Paramount+ for free - all other Sky users will have to pay the standard price detailed above. 

How does Paramount+ compare to other streaming services?

We've selected some of the most popular streaming services in the table below and have compared them to Paramount+ in terms of price, free trials and more.