Why Is Suits No Longer Free On Amazon Prime?

Suits is no longer free on Amazon Prime as all seasons are headed to Netflix US on June 17, 2023. Suits is currently included with an Amazon Prime Video subscription.

Viewers are required to pay a certain amount to watch the legal drama.

However, the series is currently free on Prime Video with a standard subscription, though that may be subject to change in the near future.

While a Prime subscription includes access to a large selection of TV shows and movies, not all content is available for free. Some titles require an additional rental or purchase fee to access.

This is because the licensing deal for those content may be different than the agreement for the content in the Prime Video library.

Is Suits Leaving Amazon Prime?

No, Suits is not leaving Amazon Prime in June 2023. All seasons of Suits are available to watch under an Amazon Prime Video subscription.

Suits was one of those shows that obtained a deal with Amazon Prime. Following the airing of the last season, the series made its way to Prime.

You can watch Suits for free with your Prime Video standard subscription.

As Suits is not an Amazon Original series, it eventually headed to Netflix US in June 2023, where it now sits in full.

The great news is viewers can buy the episodes on Digital. All nine seasons will be in your Amazon Library for as long as Amazon exists.

"Okay but Suits is like the best show ever it's on Amazon Prime," a fan wrote on Twitter. "Just found out that every season of Suits is on Amazon Prime. Love that for me," another tweeted.

Suits has nine seasons under its belt, which aired from 2011 to 2019. It was nominated for multiple awards throughout its run, including individual attention for Torres and Adams.

The series has generally received positive reviews from critics, with an average 91% approval rating on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes.

It has attained a weighted average score of 65 out of 100 on Metacritic, based on reviews from 29 critics. It has also been adopted into other languages, distinctly showing its popularity.

Moreover, it has an impressive IMDb user rating of 8.4.

Suits is available to stream on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Peacock, and NBC. You can also rent or purchase the series on Amazon Instant Video, Google Play, iTunes, and Vudu.

All nine seasons of Suits are available on Amazon Prime Video with a standard subscription.

Amazon Prime membership costs $14.99 per month and $139 per year. A Prime Video-only account costs $8.99 monthly.

It will cost $12.99 if you'd like to enjoy all the benefits of a Prime membership. The lower-priced subscription has a seven-day trial, whereas the more expensive one has a 30-day free trial.

Alternatively, fans can stream Suits on Peacock, which is the less expensive option. Its ad-supported plans start at $4.99 monthly.

If you want to watch your shows without ads, it will cost you $9.99 a month. Both plans give you your first seven days free.

Peacock and Amazon Prime are geo-blocked, so users need a VPN to use them abroad.

Suits is also available on Netflix if you're in Canada, Australia, or Uk. Prices may vary by location, but fans can generally expect to pay around $15 per month.

On May 23, 2023, Netflix confirmed all seasons of Suits will be headed to Netflix US on June 17 via Twitter. This is the first time the show has hit the service in the United States.

But it's worth noting that the show's South Korean adaptation did stream on Netflix from December 2019 to August 2021.

Additionally, British fans can also watch the Suits on Now TV and Sky Go. It costs £9.99 per month to get a Now TV Entertainment pass.

You can further sign into the Sky Go app if you're a Sky subscriber at no added cost. These services come with a seven-day free trial.

These platforms are also region-locked, so users will need a VPN to watch them abroad. NordVPN has a 30-day money-back guarantee offer that lets users try it completely risk-free.

If you are not interested you can easily cancel the service and get a full refund.

House of Gucci, Captain Phillips, and Dating Amber are leaving Amazon Prime in June 2023. Films and TV shows leave the platform when the licensing agreement expires.

Last month, 94 movies and TV shows arrived on the platform and fans had to say goodbye to 134 titles that left the streaming service.

This month, with the entry of some of the most lit titles, including Deadloch Season 1, I'm a Virgo Season 1, and Ender's Game, some of our most cherished shows will leave the service.

Find what's leaving Prime in June 2023:

Amazon Prime Video UK

• Dating Amber (June 3)
• Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (June 6)
• Final Destination (June 7)
• Captain Phillips (June 10)
• House of Gucci (June 11)
• 300 (June 14)
• Macbeth -2015 (June 15)
• Wonder Woman 1984 (June 16)
• Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa (June 17)

Amazon Prime Video USA

• Mad About You -1993, 7 seasons (June 7)
• Hoosiers (June 8)
• Small Soldiers (June 9)
• Apartment 143 (June 12)
• Barking Dogs Never Bite (June 12)
• Casino Jack and the United States of Money (June 12)
• Hank and Mike (June 12)
• Hobo with a Shotgun (June 12)
• Sound of Noise (June 12)
• The Wrecking Crew (June 12)
• My Little Pony: The Movie (June 18)