About Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video is Amazon's on-demand streaming platform, providing access to a large catalog of movies, TV shows, original series, and live or on‑demand content. In addition to what’s included with a standard Prime Video or Amazon Prime membership, the service sells “Prime Video Channels,” which are add-on subscriptions to third-party networks and services (such as STARZ, Paramount+, or niche channels) billed through Amazon.
A charge labeled “PRIME VIDEO CHANNEL” on your card statement typically corresponds to one of these Prime Video Channels subscriptions, usually billed monthly through your Amazon account. The amount (such as $14.75) will depend on the specific channel’s price and local taxes, and it may appear as a separate line item from your main Amazon Prime membership. Charges can result from starting a new channel, continuing an existing subscription after a free trial, or adding multiple channels at once.
To verify or resolve questions about this charge, sign in to your Amazon account and go to **Account & Lists → Memberships & Subscriptions → Prime Video Channels** (or **Account → Your Subscriptions** on some regional sites) to see active channels, billing dates, and prices. From there you can cancel channels, review past invoices, or adjust payment methods. If you don’t recognize the charge, check all household and shared devices for Prime Video profiles and saved payment methods, and then contact Amazon customer service via the **Help & Customer Service** section on amazon.com or within the Prime Video app for further assistance or potential refunds where eligible.