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A premium service with CBS content, including live sports like NFL and UEFA.
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paramountplus.com
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- Sep 11, 2026
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Streaming overview
Some details below refer to 2025. Plans, prices and availability may have changed, so confirm them with the provider.
Paramount+ streams CBS shows, movies, and live sports like NFL, UEFA Champions League, and PGA in 2025, with plans at $6/ad-supported or $12/ad-free. HD/4K select, multi-device, offline downloads. Legal, high-quality. Popular for soccer with 60M+ subscribers per Paramount, positive for bundles. In 2025, added more sports via Showtime integration.
Editorial notes
Our review
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Paramount+ shines with premium content and live sports in 2025, anchoring CBS broadcasts for football and soccer fans, though broader appeal varies. Rebranded from CBS All Access, it includes live NFL (Sunday afternoons), UEFA Champions League, and PGA Tour, plus originals like 'Star Trek' and movies. The app offers 4K for select sports, personalized queues, and family profiles. Ad-free tier eliminates interruptions during games.
2025 bundles with Showtime add value at $12, and global expansion boosts soccer. Reviews on PCMag and Variety acclaim its live quality—e.g., crisp Champions League feeds—and library of 40,000+ episodes. Subscribers top 60M, with smooth multi-streaming.
Drawbacks: base has ads, sports limited to CBS events (no ESPN), blackouts, and app bugs. Versus Peacock, more NFL but pricier. Scoring 4.3/5, great for CBS loyalists—bundle for max value.
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Highlights and limitations
What stands out
- Live NFL/UEFA
- Vast library
- Ad-free option
- Offline
- Bundles with Showtime.
Things to consider
- Ads in base plan
- Limited sports variety
- Pricey
- Regional blackouts
- Interface lag.
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