A practical guide to Prime Video advertising costs, Amazon DSP access, audience targeting, creative formats, measurement and how to decide whether Prime Video belongs in your Connected TV plan.
Prime Video has become one of the largest premium ad-supported streaming environments in the world. Amazon Ads reports an average monthly ad-supported reach of more than 315 million viewers globally, combining original and licensed series and films, live sports and events, and free ad-supported live channels available through Prime Video.
For advertisers, the bigger story is not reach alone. Prime Video sits inside Amazon’s advertising ecosystem, which connects premium television inventory with shopping, browsing and streaming signals, Amazon DSP, Amazon Marketing Cloud and interactive ad formats designed to move viewers from awareness toward measurable action.
That makes Prime Video fundamentally different from a traditional TV buy. It can be used as a premium awareness channel, but it can also become part of a broader full-funnel Amazon DSP strategy.
This guide explains how Prime Video advertising works in 2026 - including what it costs, how Amazon DSP access works, which audiences are available, how creative should be built and when Prime Video is likely to be worth the premium.
For platform access and campaign support, explore Ad Geeks’ Amazon DSP solution.
Prime Video advertising in 2026: the decision in one minute
Question | Prime Video / Amazon DSP |
|---|---|
Best suited for | Premium CTV reach combined with Amazon shopping, browsing and streaming signals |
Core buying route | Amazon DSP self-service, Amazon managed service or partner access |
Lighter alternative | Self-service Streaming TV through Amazon Ads Console in supported markets |
Creative environment | Full-screen, television-first, non-skippable video |
Audience advantage | Amazon Audiences, advertiser audiences and eligible third-party audiences |
Measurement advantage | Amazon-native signals and Amazon Marketing Cloud |
Strongest strategic role | Premium reach combined with measurable full-funnel audience and commerce strategy |
There is also a separate self-service Streaming TV route inside the Amazon Ads Console in supported markets. Those campaigns are billed on a CPM basis with no platform minimum budget. It uses a separate self-service buying workflow from Amazon DSP and has a different feature set.
Prime Video is likely a strong fit when you need:
Premium, full-screen, non-skippable video inventory
Amazon shopping, browsing and streaming signals
Strong reach among households already inside the Amazon ecosystem
A full-funnel video strategy rather than awareness in isolation
Amazon Marketing Cloud measurement
Interactive formats that can reduce the gap between viewing and action
Prime Video, Twitch, Fire TV, live sports and broader premium streaming inventory managed through one DSP
A measurable CTV layer for commerce, retail, travel, finance, auto, services or other eligible categories
Prime Video is probably not the best first move when:
Your only objective is last-click conversion
The brand has no television-ready creative
The audience is so narrow that premium video cannot reach useful scale
The campaign is too short to generate meaningful learning
You do not have a measurement plan before launch
A simpler Streaming TV or lower-cost video test would answer the same business question
For a broader channel view, see Ad Geeks’ Connected TV advertising solution.
Why Prime Video matters to advertisers in 2026
Amazon introduced advertising into Prime Video content in 2024. Unlike a streamer that needs viewers to actively choose a separate advertising tier, Prime Video introduced ads across the standard experience while offering customers the option to pay for an ad-free version.
That created premium streaming scale unusually quickly.
Amazon Ads now reports 315M+ average monthly ad-supported reach worldwide. In the United States, Amazon also says Prime Video viewers are unusually connected to its commerce ecosystem: the company reports that 88% of Prime Video households have shopped on Amazon and that U.S. Prime Video viewers spend more on Amazon each month than non-Prime Video viewers. These are Amazon-reported platform statistics, not guarantees of advertiser performance, but they explain why Prime Video has become such a strategic part of Amazon DSP.
Advertiser investment has followed. Tinuiti’s Q1 2026 benchmark reported 71% year-over-year growth in Prime Video ad spending, and its Q2 2026 benchmark showed Amazon DSP spending up 67% year over year across the agency’s same-site sample. Tinuiti also found that Prime Video CPMs briefly moved slightly above Netflix in Q4 2025, reflecting how quickly demand for the inventory has matured.
The important conclusion is not that Prime Video is cheap. It is that advertisers increasingly consider the combination of premium inventory, Amazon audiences and measurable commerce signals worth paying for.
Can you advertise on Prime Video through Amazon DSP?
Yes.
Amazon’s own Prime Video advertising materials list two Amazon DSP access models:
Self-service Amazon DSP - the advertiser or agency operates the DSP directly.
Amazon managed service - Amazon’s team provides consultative campaign support and campaign management.
Both endemic advertisers that sell on Amazon and non-endemic advertisers that do not sell on Amazon can use Amazon DSP, subject to advertiser eligibility and local inventory availability.
Amazon DSP can combine Prime Video with other supply including Twitch, Fire TV, live sports such as Thursday Night Football, Amazon-owned properties and premium third-party publishers.
Prime Video does not need to operate as an isolated line item. It can sit inside a broader video and programmatic strategy using the same audience, frequency and measurement infrastructure.
Prime Video advertising access routes in 2026
There are now three practical ways to think about Amazon streaming TV access, plus a separate lighter Streaming TV buying route.
Access route | Budget signal | Who operates it | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|
Amazon DSP managed service | Typically at least $50,000 campaign spend, with market variation | Amazon team with consultative campaign support | Larger advertisers that want Amazon involved in execution |
Self-service Amazon DSP | $10,000 recommended campaign minimum for video packages | Advertiser or agency | Teams with programmatic expertise that want direct control |
Partner Amazon DSP access | Commercial terms depend on the partner | Agency / platform partner, or hybrid model | Brands that want Amazon DSP capabilities without a direct managed-service commitment |
Self-service Streaming TV in Ads Console | No minimum budget requirement | Advertiser | Smaller or simpler Streaming TV tests in supported markets |
Route 1: Amazon DSP managed service
Amazon’s managed-service option is designed for advertisers that want Amazon DSP inventory with consultative support or do not have an internal programmatic trading team.
Amazon states that this route typically requires at least $50,000 in campaign spend, although minimums can vary by country.
This route is most appropriate for larger advertisers that want Amazon’s own team involved in execution and can support the required commitment.
Route 2: Self-service Amazon DSP
Self-service advertisers operate the DSP directly and retain more hands-on control over campaign structure, audiences, optimization and reporting.
For video advertising, Amazon currently publishes a $10,000 recommended campaign minimum for self-service Amazon DSP packages.
This is a recommendation rather than the same type of managed-service contractual minimum, but it is a useful indicator of the budget level Amazon considers appropriate for a meaningful DSP video campaign.
Route 3: Partner Amazon DSP access
A third option is to operate through an agency or platform partner that already has Amazon DSP infrastructure.
The commercial terms are then set by the partner rather than by Amazon’s direct managed-service minimum. This can make Amazon DSP practical for brands that want Prime Video and Amazon audience capabilities without committing $50,000 to an Amazon-managed campaign.
Ad Geeks provides Amazon DSP access with managed, hybrid and platform-access models depending on the advertiser’s internal capability.
A separate option: self-service Streaming TV in Ads Console
Amazon also offers Streaming TV through its sponsored-ads workflow in supported markets. Amazon states that these campaigns are billed on CPM and have no minimum budget requirement.
This should not be confused with full Amazon DSP access.
The lighter self-service product can be useful for smaller advertisers testing television, while Amazon DSP is the stronger route when the campaign requires enterprise audience controls, broader premium supply, private deals, advanced optimization, Amazon Marketing Cloud or multi-channel programmatic execution.
How much does Prime Video advertising cost in 2026?
Amazon does not publish a universal Prime Video CPM rate card.
That means any website presenting one fixed Prime Video CPM as if it applies to every advertiser is oversimplifying the market.
Actual pricing varies by:
Country
Seasonality
Audience depth
Inventory availability
Campaign scale
Live versus on-demand content
Deal structure
Creative format
Frequency strategy
Supply and competition
Industry benchmark data shows Prime Video trading at the premium end of the major streaming market. Tinuiti reported that Prime Video CPMs were slightly above Netflix in Q4 2025 after the two platforms moved toward much closer pricing parity throughout the year.
For planning purposes, the more reliable published numbers are Amazon’s access thresholds:
Amazon video buying route | Published budget reference | How to interpret it |
|---|---|---|
Amazon DSP managed service | Typically $50,000+ campaign spend | Managed-service access threshold, with market variation |
Self-service Amazon DSP video | $10,000 recommended campaign minimum | Recommendation for a meaningful DSP video campaign, not a fixed contractual minimum |
Self-service Streaming TV | No minimum budget requirement | Separate lighter buying workflow available in supported markets |
A minimum or recommended campaign budget is not a CPM.
A $10,000 campaign can produce very different impression volume depending on the actual clearing price and audience strategy.
For example, if a campaign cleared at a hypothetical $30 CPM, $10,000 of working media would represent roughly 333,000 impressions before considering any separate management, data or measurement costs. That is a planning example — not an Amazon rate card.
What a Prime Video campaign budget may include
The media budget is only one layer of the total campaign cost.
Budget component | What it may include |
|---|---|
Prime Video media | Working media used to purchase Prime Video impressions |
Amazon DSP platform / access | Platform or access fees depending on the commercial route |
Managed service / agency | Campaign management, optimization and support |
Audience data | Third-party audience data where used |
Measurement | Verification, measurement and analytics |
Creative | Production, adaptation and television-ready asset preparation |
Interactive creative | Development required for eligible interactive formats |
Amazon Marketing Cloud | Analysis and advanced measurement work |
Other costs | Applicable taxes and currency effects |
The strongest proposal separates these layers rather than presenting one unexplained blended CPM.
Prime Video targeting: what makes Amazon DSP different
Prime Video’s biggest strategic advantage is not a secret content-targeting trick. It is access to Amazon’s broader first-party signal ecosystem.
Amazon DSP groups audience capabilities into Amazon Audiences, advertiser audiences and third-party audiences.
Audience capability | Examples | Strategic use |
|---|---|---|
Amazon Audiences | In-market, lifestyle, interest, life-event, demographic, behavioral and streaming-related audiences | Reach households using Amazon buying, browsing and streaming signals |
Retail & commerce signals | Product interaction, category interest and purchase-related behavior | Build strategies around demonstrated shopping intent |
Advertiser audiences | First-party audiences, custom inputs and remarketing | Connect advertiser-defined and CRM strategies with Amazon media |
Streaming insights | Aggregated popular actors, directors, series, films and genres | Understand the media profile of an audience |
Geography & campaign controls | Geography, device and other eligible controls | Adapt delivery by market, device or campaign structure |
1. Amazon Audiences
Amazon Audiences can be built from first-party buying, browsing and streaming signals.
Depending on market and eligibility, advertisers can work with segments such as:
In-market audiences
Lifestyle audiences
Interest audiences
Life-event audiences
Demographic and behavioral audiences
Streaming-related insights
This allows a brand to reach households based on demonstrated category interest rather than relying only on broad age and gender targeting.
2. Retail and commerce signals
For endemic brands that sell through Amazon, product interaction and purchase behavior can become a major strategic advantage.
The campaign can be built around audiences that have shown relevant shopping intent, then evaluated using Amazon-native metrics such as detail-page engagement, branded search and new-to-brand behavior where eligible.
This is one reason Prime Video can operate further down the funnel than many traditional CTV environments.
3. Advertiser audiences and first-party data
Amazon DSP also supports advertiser audiences created from custom inputs and remarketing strategies.
For brands with strong first-party data, this can help connect CRM and advertiser-defined audience strategy with Amazon’s media environment, subject to Amazon’s privacy, matching and market requirements.
4. Streaming insights
Amazon DSP audience tools can surface aggregated insights about Prime Video viewing behavior, including popular actors, directors, series, movies and genres among an audience.
These insights help planners understand the media profile of an audience without exposing individual viewing histories.
5. Geography and standard controls
Advertisers can also use geography, device and other campaign-level controls depending on market and campaign type.
Amazon has continued expanding location-based interactive video capabilities. As of July 2026, location-based Interactive Video Ads are available in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Brazil, allowing eligible campaigns to adapt elements such as local pricing, store information or landing destinations by geography.
Do you need to sell products on Amazon to advertise on Prime Video?
No.
Amazon DSP is available to advertisers that sell on Amazon and to brands that do not.
Prime Video is increasingly relevant to categories such as:
Eligible brand / business types |
|---|
Automotive |
Finance |
Insurance |
Travel |
Telecommunications |
Restaurants |
Technology |
Entertainment |
B2B |
Local services |
Non-endemic advertisers can still use Amazon’s first-party audience signals to reach relevant viewers.
The measurement framework is simply different. Brands that sell on Amazon may have access to deeper Amazon-native purchase and new-to-brand outcomes, while non-endemic advertisers should prioritize site-side conversions, reach, frequency, brand outcomes and supported third-party measurement.
Prime Video creative requirements in 2026
Prime Video is television inventory. Creative should be produced and reviewed like television creative.
Amazon’s current Streaming TV and Prime Video specifications call for:
Creative requirement | Specification |
|---|---|
Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
Minimum resolution | 1920 × 1080 |
Maximum file size | 500 MB |
Prime Video minimum video bitrate | 15 Mbps |
Prime Video recommended bitrate | 50 Mbps |
Minimum audio bitrate | 192 kbps |
Audio sample rate | 44.1 kHz or 48 kHz |
Supported video formats | H.264, MPEG-2 or MPEG-4 |
Standard Streaming TV ads are full-screen and non-skippable, appearing before, during or after eligible streaming content.
The creative also needs to respect Amazon’s television safe-zone guidance so logos, legal copy and important visual information are not lost at the edge of the screen.
The most important creative principle
Do not simply stretch a social ad onto a television.
Strong Prime Video creative should have:
Clear branding early in the spot
One focused message
Readable typography at living-room distance
Strong sound design
A clear product or brand benefit
Television-quality image and audio
A simple end frame
A strong 15-second television edit is usually more valuable than an overfilled 30-second spot with several competing messages.
Interactive Prime Video ads: where Amazon becomes different
Amazon has invested heavily in turning streaming television from a passive medium into an interactive one.
Format | What it does | Potential viewer action |
|---|---|---|
Interactive Video Ads | Adds interactive overlays to streaming video | Add to cart, learn more, send information to a phone or visit a mobile destination |
Interactive Pause Ads | Appears when the viewer pauses content | Product or information interaction depending on advertiser and format eligibility |
Dynamic TV Creative | Dynamically personalizes eligible interactive creative | Changes CTA, headline, product information or interaction based on Amazon signals |
Interactive Video Ads
Interactive Video Ads can add overlays that allow viewers to take an action using a remote or mobile device.
Depending on format, locale and serving method, interactions can include:
Interaction | Viewer experience |
|---|---|
Add to cart | Eligible viewers can move a product closer to purchase directly from the TV experience |
Learn more | Opens or sends additional brand or product information |
Send information to a phone | Bridges the television experience to a personal mobile device |
Visit a mobile-optimized destination | Moves the viewer toward a site or landing experience designed for mobile |
This is particularly valuable for brands trying to reduce the gap between television exposure and measurable consumer action.
Interactive Pause Ads
Prime Video Pause Ads appear when a viewer pauses content and remain visible until the viewer resumes watching.
Amazon supports interactive versions that can allow eligible endemic brands to add a product to cart and non-endemic brands to send information to the viewer.
Availability is more limited than standard video inventory. Amazon currently lists interactive Pause Ads for managed-service Amazon DSP advertisers in selected markets, so the exact country, advertiser type and access route should be confirmed before including them in a proposal.
Dynamic TV Creative
In May 2026, Amazon introduced Dynamic TV Creative for Prime Video.
The capability uses Amazon’s shopping, browsing and streaming signals to dynamically personalize elements of eligible Interactive Video Ads, including the call to action, headline, product information and type of interaction shown to a viewer.
This is strategically important because Amazon is moving personalization from the audience layer into the television creative itself.
How to launch a Prime Video campaign through Amazon DSP
A strong Prime Video campaign has seven stages.
1. Define Prime Video’s role
Decide whether the channel is being used for premium reach, new-to-brand acquisition, consideration, launch impact, commerce influence or incremental CTV reach.
Do not make one Prime Video campaign responsible for every stage of the funnel.
2. Confirm the buying route
Choose between Amazon managed service, self-service Amazon DSP, partner access or the self-service Streaming TV route in the Amazon Ads Console.
The right answer depends on budget, internal expertise, measurement requirements and how much control the campaign needs.
3. Confirm market availability
Prime Video ad inventory is not identical in every country.
Amazon currently lists Prime Video ads across major markets including the United States, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Austria, the Netherlands, Sweden, Australia, India, Japan and New Zealand.
Amazon has also announced expansion to Belgium, Denmark, Norway and Turkey during 2026. Confirm live inventory for the exact market before finalizing a client proposal.
4. Build the audience strategy
Start with a small number of meaningful audience hypotheses rather than applying every available signal.
A clean structure might separate:
High-intent in-market audiences
Broader lifestyle audiences
First-party or remarketing audiences
Geographic tests
New-to-brand prospecting
Over-targeting premium television inventory can reduce scale quickly.
5. Produce television-ready creative
Build the spot for a large screen, then validate it against Amazon’s technical and policy requirements.
Submit the creative early enough to allow for moderation and any necessary revisions. Approval timing can vary by market, advertiser category and format.
6. Build measurement before launch
Decide which outcomes matter before media starts.
That can include:
Reach
Frequency
Video completion
Branded search
Detail-page activity
New-to-brand outcomes
Site conversions
Brand lift
Incremental reach
Purchase behavior
Cross-channel paths inside AMC
7. Monitor supply, frequency and audience delivery
Prime Video should be monitored as part of a wider streaming plan, not only as a standalone publisher.
Watch campaign pacing, frequency, audience scale, creative delivery, placement mix and incremental contribution relative to other video inventory.
How should Prime Video campaigns be measured?
Clicks are not the primary measure of streaming television.
The measurement framework should match the reason Prime Video was added to the plan.
Measurement layer | Metrics / analysis | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
Delivery quality | Impressions, reach, frequency, completed views, pacing, geography and creative delivery | Confirms whether the campaign delivered as planned |
Incremental reach | Unique households reached beyond other channels | Shows whether Prime Video adds audience rather than duplicating exposure |
Amazon-native commerce outcomes | Detail-page activity, branded search and new-to-brand metrics where eligible | Connects video exposure with Amazon-native customer behavior |
Amazon Marketing Cloud | Cross-channel paths, attribution views and exposure sequences | Provides deeper journey and cross-channel analysis |
Site & brand outcomes | Site conversions, brand lift, search behavior and advertiser-relevant outcomes | Gives non-endemic advertisers measurement aligned with their actual business model |
1. Delivery quality
Track impressions, reach, frequency, completed views, pacing, geography and creative delivery.
2. Incremental reach
Measure whether Prime Video reached households that other channels did not.
This is especially important when the plan also includes YouTube, other CTV publishers, Twitch or linear television.
3. Amazon-native commerce outcomes
For eligible endemic advertisers, Amazon reporting can include metrics such as detail-page activity, branded search and new-to-brand outcomes.
These should be treated as part of the full customer journey rather than as proof that every television impression directly caused a purchase.
4. Amazon Marketing Cloud
AMC is one of the strongest reasons to run a more mature Prime Video strategy.
It can be used to analyze paths across Streaming TV and other Amazon Ads activity, build custom attribution views and understand how exposure sequences relate to downstream outcomes over a longer customer journey.
5. Site and brand outcomes
Non-endemic advertisers should focus on supported site conversion measurement, brand lift, search behavior, incremental reach and other advertiser-relevant outcomes rather than forcing Amazon retail metrics onto a non-retail business model.
Prime Video vs Netflix: which should you buy first?
Prime Video and Netflix are both premium streaming environments, but they solve different advertising problems.
Prime Video | Netflix | |
|---|---|---|
Core strength | Premium television plus Amazon first-party audience and commerce signals | Premium streaming reach and brand environment |
Best fit | Commerce, retail and advertisers that can benefit from Amazon audience signals | Brand reach, launches and cultural / premium content context |
Measurement advantage | Amazon DSP and Amazon Marketing Cloud ecosystem | Premium video and brand-oriented measurement |
Commerce connection | Strong connection to Amazon shopping behavior | Less directly tied to a retail commerce ecosystem |
When to test first | When Amazon data and downstream shopping behavior matter | When premium brand reach is the primary objective |
For commerce and retail brands, Prime Video often deserves the first test because Amazon’s data and measurement can connect upper-funnel video to downstream shopping behavior.
For advertisers focused primarily on premium brand reach, launches or cultural context, Netflix may be the stronger first layer.
A mature CTV plan may use both.
Explore Netflix advertising and Connected TV advertising to compare the roles each platform can play.
Prime Video vs YouTube: which is more useful?
YouTube generally provides broader video scale, more flexible buying and a wider range of performance-oriented formats.
Prime Video provides a more traditional premium television environment and a deeper connection to Amazon’s commerce signals.
Prime Video | YouTube | |
|---|---|---|
Primary advantage | Premium CTV environment and Amazon audience signals | Broad video scale and flexible formats |
Best use | Premium CTV reach, commerce signals and television-style execution | Scale, testing and broader video reach |
Buying ecosystem | Amazon DSP | Google / DV360 ecosystem |
Creative environment | Television-first | Broad mix of mobile, desktop and TV viewing |
Strategic role | Premium layer within a wider CTV plan | High-scale video reach and testing |
For many advertisers, the choice is not Prime Video or YouTube. It is a budget allocation question:
Use YouTube for scale, testing and broader video reach
Use Prime Video for premium CTV reach and Amazon-signal audiences
Coordinate frequency and measurement across the full plan
Brands that need both Google and Amazon buying infrastructure can combine Amazon DSP with Display & Video 360.
Seven mistakes that weaken Prime Video campaigns
Mistake | Why it weakens the campaign |
|---|---|
01 - Treating Prime Video as a prestige buy | Being visible beside premium content is not a campaign objective by itself. |
02 - Assuming Amazon publishes one fixed CPM | It does not. Forecast the actual market, audience and inventory. |
03 - Confusing the $10,000 recommendation with the $50,000 managed-service minimum | They describe different Amazon DSP access models. |
04 - Ignoring the no-minimum Streaming TV route | Smaller advertisers may have a lighter self-service option even when full Amazon DSP is not appropriate. |
05 - Using social-first creative on television | Small text and mobile pacing weaken premium CTV execution. |
06 - Over-targeting Amazon audiences | Deep data is useful only when the campaign retains enough scale to deliver. |
07 - Reporting only completion rate | A completed video view is useful, but it is not automatically a business result. |
How Ad Geeks activates Prime Video through Amazon DSP
Ad Geeks helps brands and agencies access Amazon DSP without building a direct enterprise relationship from scratch.
A Prime Video engagement can include:
Amazon DSP advertiser access
Market and inventory eligibility checks
Audience architecture
Streaming TV campaign setup
Prime Video inventory strategy
Creative specification and QA support
Interactive format planning
Pacing and frequency management
Amazon Marketing Cloud measurement planning
Reporting and optimization
Coordination with other DSPs and CTV publishers
The objective is not simply to place a commercial on Prime Video.
It is to determine whether Amazon’s combination of premium television, first-party audience signals and measurable outcomes is the right use of the campaign budget.
For an example of Amazon DSP audience strategy in practice, review Ad Geeks’ new-to-brand acquisition case study.
Explore Amazon DSP access, Connected TV advertising, Netflix advertising, DV360 access and programmatic campaign case studies.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do Prime Video ads cost in 2026?
Amazon does not publish one universal Prime Video CPM. Pricing varies by market, audience, inventory, seasonality and format. Amazon currently recommends a $10,000 campaign minimum for self-service Amazon DSP video packages, while managed-service Amazon DSP typically requires $50,000 in campaign spend, with market variation.
What is the minimum spend for Prime Video ads?
There is no single minimum that applies to every Amazon video product. Amazon DSP self-service video packages have a $10,000 recommended campaign minimum. Amazon DSP managed service typically requires $50,000. Amazon’s lighter self-service Streaming TV campaigns in supported markets have no minimum budget requirement.
Can small and mid-size brands advertise on Prime Video?
Yes. The best route depends on market, budget and operating model. Smaller advertisers may use self-service Streaming TV in supported markets or access Amazon DSP through a partner rather than using Amazon’s $50,000 managed-service route.
Can I advertise on Prime Video if I do not sell on Amazon?
Yes. Amazon DSP is available to non-endemic advertisers. These brands can use Amazon audience signals and premium inventory even when they do not sell products through Amazon.
Is Prime Video available through Amazon DSP self-service?
Yes. Amazon lists Prime Video ads as available through both self-service and managed-service Amazon DSP packages, subject to market and advertiser eligibility.
What targeting is available for Prime Video ads?
Amazon DSP can use Amazon Audiences based on shopping, browsing and streaming signals, advertiser audiences, remarketing strategies, demographics, geography and eligible third-party audiences. Exact options vary by market and campaign type.
Are Prime Video ads skippable?
Standard Amazon Streaming TV and Prime Video ads are full-screen and non-skippable.
What creative resolution does Prime Video require?
Amazon’s current Prime Video Streaming TV specifications require a minimum 1920 × 1080 frame size in a 16:9 aspect ratio. Amazon lists 15 Mbps as the minimum Prime Video video bitrate and recommends 50 Mbps for Prime Video campaigns.
Does Prime Video support interactive ads?
Yes. Amazon supports Interactive Video Ads and interactive Pause Ads in eligible markets and campaign types. Some formats can allow viewers to add products to cart, request information or send details to a phone without leaving the viewing experience.
What is Dynamic TV Creative?
Dynamic TV Creative is a Prime Video capability introduced in 2026 that can personalize eligible Interactive Video Ad elements using Amazon’s shopping, browsing and streaming signals. The creative can adapt elements such as call to action, headline and product details based on the viewer’s purchase journey.
How should Prime Video campaign performance be evaluated?
Use a combination of reach, frequency, completion, incremental reach, brand outcomes, site or commerce outcomes and cross-channel analysis. For eligible advertisers, Amazon Marketing Cloud can provide a deeper view of how Streaming TV exposure interacts with other Amazon Ads activity.









