BritBox price: How much does a BritBox subscription cost? And can you save?

Officer Joanna Marshall (Sophie Rundle) standing in thigh-deep water in a flooded street for After the Flood
PC Jo Marshall (Sophie Rundle) finally gets to the bottom of this murky case (Image credit: ITV)

If you're a big fan of British TV shows, you probably already know what BritBox is. The streaming service has all manner of dramas, crime procedurals and period pieces hailing from the British Isles.

Many people sign up for gripping crime dramas like After the Flood, Downton Abbey, Death in Paradise, Beyond Paradise, Shetland and many great Agatha Christie dramas like Murder is Easy.

However subscription prices for streaming services like Britbox are never stable, mostly they go up and occasionally (and temporarily) they go down. So what's the Britbox price in your region? Let's take a look...

How much does BritBox cost in the US?

A BritBox subscription costs $8.99 per month, but if you know you want to commit long-term you can subscribe annually for $89.99 a year, which will save you nearly $19 a year.

There's also a 7-day Britbox trial you can use to test out the service.

How much does BritBox cost in the UK?

BritBox is no longer available in the UK. That's because the streaming service is now part of ITVX Premium. If you were looking to sign up to BritBox, ITVX comes with all the iconic box sets on BritBox plus a whole lot besides, and it doesn't cost any more money, either! Like BritBox, an ITVX Premium subscription still costs £5.99 a month or £59.99 a year.

How much does BritBox cost in Australia?

In Australia you can sign up for Britbox for $9.99 per month, and there's an annual equivalent at $99.99 per year. Sometimes, price cuts reduce the annual price of this latter one by a significant amount.

How much does BritBox cost in Canada?

Canadian streamers can sign up for Britbox for $10.99 a month, or $109.99 a year. Please note sales tax isn't included in the price.

Does BritBox have a free trial?

New BritBox subscriptions come with a seven-day free trial in the US, so you can check out the service and see if you're interested in what's on offer before your trial period is up. Just don't forget to cancel your plan at least 24 hours before the trial to make sure you don't get charged if you decide the service isn't right for you.

Even though new customers can no longer subscribe to the service in the UK (as you'll be redirected to ITVX, as we said above), you can still see whether you want to watch what's on the platform as ITVX Premium does still offer a seven-day free trial.

Is BritBox free with Amazon Prime?

Whilst you can add BritBox to your Prime Video subscription as a Prime Video Channel, you'll still have to pay for your subscription. That's because adding BritBox to your Prime Video package is the same as adding any other channel like HBO or Showtime. 

In order to watch BritBox on Prime Video, you'll need an active Prime Video or Amazon Prime subscription and then you'll have to pay the additional fee for the BritBox subscription. Currently, an Amazon Prime subscription will set you back $14.99/£8.99 a month or $139/£95 if you'd prefer to go for an annual subscription.

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David is the What To Watch Editor and has over 20 years of experience in television journalism. He is currently writing about the latest television and film news for What To Watch.

Before working for What To Watch, David spent many years working for TV Times magazine, interviewing some of television's most famous stars including Hollywood actor Kiefer Sutherland, singer Lionel Richie and wildlife legend Sir David Attenborough. 

David started out as a writer for TV Times before becoming the title's deputy features editor and then features editor. During his time on TV Times, David also helped run the annual TV Times Awards. David is a huge Death in Paradise fan, although he's still failed to solve a case before the show's detective! He also loves James Bond and controversially thinks that Timothy Dalton was an excellent 007.

Other than watching and writing about telly, David loves playing cricket, going to the cinema, trying to improve his tennis and chasing about after his kids!

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