MGM’s former streaming platform EPIX relaunched as MGM+ (an Amazon-owned company) in early 2023. Along with the new name came a fresh slate of original content, a library of MGM classics, and a selection of new hit movies like Top Gun: Maverick. The newly branded streaming service is now available on TV, on demand, online, and across devices in the U.S.
Here’s everything you need to know to start watching.
When did MGM+ launch?
The former MGM streaming platform, EPIX relaunched as MGM+ on January 15, 2023.
How much does it cost?
An MGM+ subscription costs $6.99 a month or $58.99 a year (billed every 12 months).
What do I get with my MGM+ subscription?
The streaming service offers a broad lineup of original series and docuseries, as well as the latest movie releases and classic franchises—all ad free and on demand.
Is there a free trial for MGM+?
Yes! Head to the official MGM+ website to claim your seven-day free trial.
Can I access MGM+ through Prime Video?
Prime Video customers can subscribe to the MGM+ channel for $6.99/month.
How else can I access MGM+?
MGM+ is available online and through the MGM+ app, as well as through cable, telco, satellite, and emerging digital distribution channels. You can sign up to stream MGM+ in the app or online or add it on to your existing service with another provider. Check out the full list of providers.
What movies are available on MGM+?
The MGM+ service offers an expansive library of film titles from MGM and other major Hollywood studios. Here are some of crowd pleasers MGM+ has released. Browse the full selection for updates.
- Top Gun: Maverick
- No Time to Die
- Creed 3
- House of Gucci
- Sonic the Hedgehog 2
- Till
- Smile
What TV series are available on MGM+?
MGM+ is a destination for original premium content, with original series including sci-fi horror series FROM; Emmy-winning series Godfather of Harlem; the Western adventure Billy the Kid; and cinematic dramatic and limited series, including The Winter King, Beacon 23, A Spy Among Friends, War of the Worlds, Rogue Heroes, and Belgravia.
The channel is also the home of acclaimed docuseries, including Emmy-nominated Laurel Canyon, Helter Skelter, Slow Burn, My Life as a Rolling Stone, NFL Icons, and San Francisco Sounds: A Place in Time.
Learn more about MGM+ and start your free trial.
