Orange TV subscribers will be able to enjoy Paramount+ as soon as it is released in France tomorrow. The incumbent operator has just announced that streaming will be available on channel 69 of its box. Users will even be able to enjoy two months free before being charged €7.99/month. Orange is the first operator to offer the platform in France.
French viewers have been waiting for Paramount+ to arrive in France for months. After a first successful launch in the United States, notably thanks to the Halo series, followed by a gradual roll-out in the United Kingdom and Ireland last June, we were still waiting on our side to be able to get our hands on this new streaming. Paramount had promised a launch in France for the month of December, the promise was kept.
Indeed, the latter will be available tomorrow in our regions. However, if you prefer to watch your films and series from your TV box, you must have taken out an Orange subscription. For the time being, the incumbent operator is the only one to have formalized the arrival of the platform on its decoder from December 1st. Bouygues Telecom, SFR and Free have not yet decided on a possible release date.
Paramount+ arrives tomorrow in France, priority for Orange subscribers
The icing on the cake, the streaming service will be available for free for two months, before being charged €7.99/month. However, it will be necessary to test the platform before March 31, 2023 before the promotion ends. To take advantage of it, simply go to channel 69 of the decoder. Users who already have a Paramount+ account will of course be able to connect to it with their usual identifiers on the Orange box.
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If you are not an Orange subscriber, don’t panic: Paramount+ will also be available on the web and mobile application, as well as on Samsung, Apple, Amazon and Google TV televisions. The platform, which already has 43 million subscribers worldwide, offers diverse and varied content, from cult Paramount films to Showtime and CBS series, including MTV and Nickelodeon shows.