Amazon has not announced an exact end date for the app, but the service is expected to stop working in August.

Amazon will discontinue its free, ad-supported streaming service Freevee in August, giving users just a few days to enjoy the ...

It’s the end of the road for Amazon ’s standalone streaming service, FreeVee. According to CNBC, Amazon will sunset the ...

Amazon users have just two weeks to enjoy its popular streaming service Freevee. The tech giant is pulling the plug on its ...

After years of offering the free streaming TV service Freevee through a standalone app, Amazon plans to shut down the service next month. Launched in 2019 under the Amazon-owned IMDb website, the app ...

Freevee, an Amazon-owned streaming service, will shut down in just a few short weeks. Here's what to know, including how long ...

Amazon's Freevee is officially going offline this August as the company focuses on prioritizing Prime Video.

The move comes after Amazon previously said it would phase out the the free, ad-supported streaming service as it consolidates its content into Prime Video ...

Amazon is closing down Freevee. The ad-supported video on demand service will be phased out over the coming weeks.

Freevee (formerly IMDb TV) sets increased slate of original programs and free ad-supported streaming TV, and a short-term film licensing agreement with Disney.

Over the years, IMDb TV/Freevee has outpaced its AVOD rivals, the Roku Channel, Tubi and Pluto TV. In 2021, IMDb TV viewership had grown 138% over the previous year, according to Amazon.

Amazon Freevee is a bad name, with a phonetic spelling that’s cutesy and cloying — but it’s also one that makes literal sense in a way that its competitors Tubi and Fubo do not.