There are four new add-on subscription options to expand your Amazon Prime Video library. The first is Motor Trend OnDemand, which offers motorsport shows like Roadkill, Dirt Every Day, and Head 2 Head. That subscription will run you $4.99 per month. Next is technology, media, and entertainment news from Cheddar for $6.99 per month. Filmbox Live is a $4.99 per month subscription that will give you access to hundreds of indie and arthouse films. Last is The Great Courses Signature Collection, which released a Fire TV app earlier this year. The $7.99 subscription provides numerous educational videos covering science and art. All four of these new add-on subscriptions come with a 7-day free trial.

The available Amazon Prime add-on subscription options continue to grow with the addition of three new networks. Comic-Con HQ has been added with original shows covering the latest headlines and stories surround pop culture, as well as a nice selection of cult films like American Psycho, Spinal Tap, and much more. Comic-Con HQ is available for $5 per month. The next new network added is Xterra TV, an add-on subscription dedicated to endurance sports and adventures. It offers original programming that covers their annual events like the Xterra USA Championship and Xterra Adventures. A subscription to Xterra TV will run you just $2.99 per month. Lastly is the addition of the Powerslam Wrestling Network for $5.99 per month. It offers professional and independent wrestling matches like Highspots Wrestling and Women Superstars Uncensored. All three of these new add-on subscriptions come with a 7-day free trial and a very easy cancellation procedure if you decide the subscription is not worth keeping.

Amazon has added two more add-on subscription options for Prime members. The first is HI-YAH!, a collection of martial arts movies. The library currently consists of 27 movies like My Way and Blade of Kings. A subscription will run you just $2.99 per month and it comes with a 7-day free trial. The second new add-on subscription is Grokker, a fitness network with an emphasis on yoga. A subscription grants access to around 150 videos covering healthy eating, pilates, meditation, yoga, and more. Grokker will cost you $6.99 per month and also comes with a 7-day free trial.

Three new subscription options have been added to Amazon’s Prime Video add-on service. The first is OwnZones Best TV Ever which offers classic TV shows like The Beveryly Hillbilies, Dragnet, and Bonanza. The best part is this subscription is only $0.99 per month with a 14-day free trial, which is a new low for any subscription price. Next is Tastemade, a collection of food, travel, and lifestyle shows for the connected generation. Tastemade is available for $4.99 per month with a 7-day free trial. Last is Full Moon, which offers a large collection of horror, fantasy, Sci-Fi, and cult films. A subscription to Full Moon will run you $6.99 per month and it also comes with a 7-day free trial.

Three new add-on subscriptions were just added to Prime Video. The first is FitFusion TV, a collection of workout videos that include Billy Blanks TaeBo and Jillian Michaels videos. There are about 90 workout collections, each with numerous videos included. The subscription will run you $4.99 per month. The Next new subscription is Baeble Music. It provides about 50 musical performance videos from around the world. Subscribing costs just $2.99 per month. Last is Ameba, a collection of kids’ shows, movies, and music that includes classic shows like Gumby. That subscription is available for $3.99 per month. All three new add-on subscriptions come with a 7-day free trial.

Four new options have been added to Amazon’s Prime Video add-on subscription catalogue. First is UP Faith & Family which offers family friendly Christian movies and TV shows for $4.99 per month. Next is Gone TV, a hunting and fishing network that offers numerous shows for just $3.99 per month. Scholarview is a subscription that provides islamic lectures and lessons for $5.99 per month. Lastly is the addition of Cross Counter TV which offers entertainment and training for fighting game fans from pro players for $6.99 per month. All four of these new add-on subscriptions offer a 7-day free trial.

Amazon has added two more add-on subscription options to their Prime Video lineup. The first is DocComTV, which offers just a few dozen documentaries and biographies at the moment. Even at just $3.99 per month, you really aren’t getting much for this subscription. Especially considering there are several other documentary subscriptions, like Docurama, which offer so much more content.

The second new add-on subscription is for ProGuitarLessons.TV, which is a series of instuctional guitar lesson videos that take you from the very basics needed when first picking up a guitar, all the way through advanced lessons, and even teach you about getting gigs and guitar maintenance. The series includes over 100 videos and will run you $3.99 per month, which is $1 less than you would pay if you signed up directly through the network’s website. Both of these new add-on subscription options include a 7 day free trial with an easy cancellation process.