Emmys Move to Prime Video in Six-Year Amazon Deal Starting 2027
Amazon and the Television Academy signed a six-year deal to stream the Emmys free worldwide, beginning with the September 2027 ceremony.
Amazon and the Television Academy have announced a six-year agreement to stream the Emmys on Prime Video, with the 2027 ceremony set to be the first to air on the service. The 2027 Emmys are scheduled for next September.
The broadcast will be free to view worldwide and will not require a Prime Video subscription.
Amazon reportedly paid around 20-25 million USD per year for the rights, a total of upwards of 120 million USD, according to Deadline.
The deal follows other award shows moving to streaming platforms. Netflix previously acquired the rights to the SAG Awards, and the Oscars will move to YouTube in 2029.
At this year's Emmys, Apple TV had the most wins of any network, led by Widow's Bay with 14 awards.
Quick answers
When will the Emmys start streaming on Prime Video?
The Emmys will begin airing on Prime Video with the 2027 ceremony, which is set to air next September.
Do I need a Prime Video subscription to watch the Emmys?
No. The stream will be free to view worldwide without a Prime Video subscription.
How much did Amazon pay for the Emmys rights?
Amazon reportedly paid around 20-25 million USD per year for the rights, totaling upwards of 120 million USD.