Starz and BET+ are the latest streamers to join forces in a bundle offered through Amazon’s Prime Video Channels platform. Starz and the streaming offshoot of Paramount Global’s BET are a natural fit as both feature a high volume of shows aimed at young urban audiences.

Amazon’s service has a new way for you to save money if you want access to content from Starz and BET+. The two are now available as , which Amazon says is about a 30% savings over subscribing to each one individually.

Continuing the wave of recent streaming bundles, BET+ and Starz are joining a combo launching today via Amazon’s Prime Video. The U.S. offering will cost $15.99 a month, about 30% less than the cost of subscribing to each outlet individually.

The bundle brings a slew of content including “All The Queens Men,” Tyler Perry’s “Zatima,” and more. Prime Video users in the U.S. can now bundle STARZ and BET+ for $15.99 per month and access hundreds of hit shows and blockbuster movies across the two services.

The new Starz and BET Plus streaming bundle is the second offer of its kind to be announced so far this year from Prime Video. In January, Amazon 's streaming service launched another offer that combined Max and Starz for $20.99 a month, representing a 25% saving to signing up for each individually.

BET+, Prime Video and STARZ have announced the launch of a new STARZ and BET+ bundle through Prime Video in the U.S. Customers can access the offering on Prime Video for $15.99/month, an approximate 30 percent savings.

Max and Starz join Prime Video as a new streaming bundle in the U.S. Prime Video is expanding its offerings by teaming up with Max and Starz to offer a new streaming bundle. If you’re over the hassle of juggling apps and subscriptions, this could be worth considering. Even more so if you want to branch out into other streaming services.

There are some decent titles on STARZ like Outlander, Power Book III: Raising Kanan, and The Couple Next Door (not to mention films like John Wick: Chapter 4, and Spiderman: No Way Home) that you may not have access to now.

The offering, which is available on the Amazon-owned streamer for a limited time, marks savings of approximately 25%