If you’ve gone looking for the standalone Amazon Freevee app recently and come up empty, that’s not a bug – Amazon folded Freevee directly into the Prime Video app. Here’s where the content went and how to find it.

What Happened to Freevee?

Amazon Freevee was the company’s free, ad-supported streaming service – separate from Prime Video, with its own app and a mix of licensed movies, TV shows, and Amazon-original series. Amazon has since consolidated it into the main Prime Video app rather than maintaining it as a separate product, which is a common move for streaming platforms trying to reduce app fragmentation.

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Where to Find Freevee Content Now

  1. Open the Prime Video app on your Fire TV, Roku, Android TV, or phone.
  2. You don’t need a Prime membership to access the free, ad-supported catalog – look for content labeled “Freevee” or “Included with Ads” in the browse categories.
  3. If you don’t already have the Prime Video app, it’s a free download from your device’s app store – you can browse the free catalog with just an Amazon account, no subscription required.

Do You Still Need a Freevee Account?

No – your Amazon account covers everything now. If you had a separate Freevee login in the past, just sign into Prime Video with your regular Amazon account credentials instead.

Streaming Freevee Content While Traveling

Like most of Amazon’s catalog, the free ad-supported content is largely restricted to US-based connections. If you’re traveling outside the US, connecting through a US VPN server will let you keep watching. We use and recommend IPVanish, which has a dedicated Fire TV app: see the current IPVanish discount.

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