What We Know About Paramount Plus

Paramount Plus has begun to reveal its secrets at long past. This new streaming service is set to launch in Q1 2019, so while there’s still time before we can start to see what it has in store, we’ve been able to piece together all of the details that are currently available to us. Here’s what we know about Paramount Plus so far.

Paramount Plus Device Options

The recently announced Paramount Plus will have a range of devices for you to use, depending on what you want. The flagship product is the TV set-top box, which will be able to run all of their shows and the live feed from your home. The other products are the mobile app, which you can use to stream the content on your phone and tablet with WiFi or data connection.

It is also available as a web browser plug-in so that you can watch while at work or at school, as well as an HDMI stick that plugs into your TV’s HDMI port. There’s also a keyboardless gaming controller with a built-in touchpad that pairs wirelessly via Bluetooth or USB and a standalone remote control with buttons and a directional pad.

Content Options

• August 15th is the release date for Paramount Plus.
• It is the newest service from Viacom that is designed to give you more access to their content.
• Viacom has been working on this project since last year, but it’s only now that we’re getting a good idea of what it will entail.
• The service will be available on phones and tablets, but at launch, they’ll only support iOS devices (iPhone and iPad).
• Users can sign up for a free trial, which gives them seven days’ worth of content. Afterward, there are two pricing options: $5 per month or $10 per month.

Who It’s For

Paramount Plus is a new streaming service from the studio that changed TV. With a monthly fee and no contract, it’s designed for adventurous TV fans who want to experience something new each month. The service will have over 30 original series, 200 movies, and 10,000 episodes of popular TV shows.

Free Trial Offer for Paramount Plus

At launch, Paramount Plus will offer a free trial of the service. The trial period lasts for three days, during which time you can watch as much as you want. After the trial is over, your credit card information will be automatically charged in monthly installments. If you decide to cancel the subscription before your first payment goes through, the company will refund all of your money.

Launch Time

While we are waiting for the much-anticipated launch of Paramount Plus, it’s worth looking at what we know so far. Paramount has been gradually releasing information about the service in a number of different formats. First, they released a video on their YouTube channel explaining what the service will offer and how it works. Second, they released a press release with all the details on pricing, content, and availability. Third, they published an FAQ section to address all the questions people might have about this new streaming service.

Video Library

• The library will include a mix of current and classic titles.
• The service is launching on Friday, October 18th in Spain and Germany.
• It’s unclear whether the service will come to the US market anytime soon.
• Not all content will be available to rent or purchase.
• Titles that are not available for purchase or rental will be screened on a 24-hour delay.
• Users can watch on up to three devices at the same time, with one device being able to have an active stream while the other two are limited to a time-shifted viewing mode.

Shows Available on Paramount Plus (October 2018)

The Paramount Network is a TV channel devoted to classic Hollywood movies. The channel also features original scripted dramas and comedies. Currently, there are 14 shows on the network that will be available on the new service. Shows include Berlin Station, Yellowstone, and Heathers.

Netflix Originals Coming To The Service

Paramount is launching its own streaming service, Paramount Plus, with a wide array of movies and TV shows in 2020. It will be available on desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and smart televisions. They are also planning to have their own app for Android devices as well. While we don’t know what content will be included, the app will have the same functionality as other streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu and HBO Go – letting users browse through curated content or search by genre or title. There is also talk of a free trial period for new subscribers.