Amazon’s free streaming app is shutting down in August. Here’s everything you need to know about Freevee’s departure, including how to keep watching free content on Prime Video.

As the much-anticipated Prime Day of Summer 2025 kicks off, Amazon is unveiling significant changes that will impact both buyers and sellers. From enhanced delivery services in rural areas to the integration of AI technologies,

Fans of the popular streaming television service Freevee have just a few weeks left to enjoy the free content. According to CNBC, Amazon has announced it will shutter the app sometime next month.

Amazon will sunset its standalone Freevee app next month, CNBC reported. The service was launched in 2019 as part of IMDb, the film and TV site Amazon purchased in 1998, and included free videos, original programming and some Prime Video content offered via an app.

A big announcement has been made from Amazon. The company has confirmed that from August 2025, Freevee, their free streaming platform, will be canceled. This

Amazon plans to shut down its Freevee app, the company’s free ad-supported streaming service, in August, according to an in-app notice to users.

Freevee content will soon be available on Prime Video, as Amazon phases out its stand-alone streaming service.

Amazon’s free streaming service with ads, Freevee, finally has a (rough) shutdown date. The platform will officially stop working in August 2025. This decision brings all of Freevee’s content onto the Amazon Prime Video platform, so there's still a place where you can watch the shows and movies for free.

As Amazon works to consolidate its streaming services, it plans to shutter its free streamer Freevee in August and will migrate