Super Bowl Streaming on Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video holds exclusive streaming rights for the Super Bowl in the United States as part of its NFL broadcast deal. The service streams the game live and on demand for eligible viewers, with no extra pay-per-view fee beyond the subscription. NFL Sunday Ticket, which carries out-of-market games, is now fully integrated into Prime Video for qualifying subscribers.Learn more about the Amazon NFL deal.
Amazon's broadcast agreement includes multiple TNF games and the Super Bowl, positioning Prime Video as a primary destination for live sports. The platform supports 4K HDR streaming on compatible devices, with Dolby Atmos audio for select setups. Availability is tied to a paid Amazon Prime membership in the U.S., and the Super Bowl stream is included at no additional cost during the event window.
Requirements and Pricing to Watch the Super Bowl on Amazon
To watch the Super Bowl on Amazon Prime, you need an active Amazon Prime membership and a compatible device such as a smart TV, streaming stick, mobile phone, or web browser. Amazon Prime currently costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year for an individual plan, with discounted Prime Student rates available. NFL Sunday Ticket is included for qualifying Prime Video subscribers as part of the league's multi-year agreement with Amazonreview Amazon's SEC filings.
Amazon offers a standalone Prime Video subscription in some markets, but NFL Sunday Ticket and the Super Bowl stream typically require the full Amazon Prime bundle. Device compatibility includes Fire TV, Roku, Apple TV, Chromecast, PlayStation, Xbox, iOS, Android, and web browsers. Minimum internet speeds recommended by Amazon for live sports streaming are 15 Mbps for HD and 25 Mbps for 4K resolution.
How NFL Sunday Ticket Works on Amazon Prime Video
NFL Sunday Ticket gives Prime Video subscribers access to out-of-market regular season games, playoffs, and the Super Bowl. The feature is available directly within the Prime Video app, with a dedicated NFL section for live and on-demand content. Amazon uses authentication through your Prime account to verify eligibility and deliver the Super Bowl stream to your registered devices.
Amazon's NFL partnership also includes in-game betting integrations and interactive features on supported platforms. The Super Bowl stream is available in all 50 U.S. states and Washington, D.C., with regional blackouts limited to the local broadcast markets of the competing teams. Amazon coordinates with the NFL and broadcast partners to ensure the Super Bowl stream aligns with league distribution rulesread Forbes coverage of the Amazon NFL deal.