About Paramount+
Paramount+ is a subscription-based streaming service owned by Paramount Global, based in New York, NY. It offers on‑demand and live content from brands such as CBS, Showtime, Nickelodeon, MTV, Comedy Central, Paramount Pictures, and more. Subscribers can watch original series, current and classic TV shows, movies, live sports (including many NFL and soccer matches), and live news from CBS and local affiliates where available. Paramount+ is accessible via web browsers at paramountplus.com and through apps on smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, streaming devices, and game consoles.
A Paramount+ charge typically appears on your bank or card statement when you sign up for a subscription, continue an existing plan, or start a free trial that converts to a paid membership. Common U.S. subscription options include the Essential plan (with ads) and the Paramount+ with SHOWTIME plan, which has fewer ads and includes Showtime content; legacy “Limited Commercials” or “Premium” plans may still be billed for older accounts. Charges can also come from in‑app subscriptions via Apple, Google Play, Roku, Amazon Prime Video Channels, or your cable/TV provider, and you may see authorization holds or small test charges when you first add or update a payment method. Monthly and sometimes annual billing is available, and promotional offers may temporarily change the amount you’re charged.
If you’re unsure about a Paramount+ charge, start by signing in at paramountplus.com or in the Paramount+ app and reviewing your Account or Subscription settings for your current plan, billing date, and payment history. Check any app-store or third‑party platforms (Apple ID, Google Play, Roku, Amazon, or your cable provider) if you subscribed there, as those providers handle billing, receipts, and cancellations directly. To resolve issues, you can visit help.paramountplus.com for support articles or to contact customer service via chat or email; have the last four digits of the card, the exact charge amount, date, and any statement descriptors ready. Common solutions include canceling auto‑renew, requesting a refund for mistaken or duplicate charges (where eligible), updating your payment method, or identifying a family member’s profile that may be using the service.