SKY customers can finally take advantage of a streaming perk months after a dreaded downgrade came into force.

Many TV and movie apps have introduced ads now, with an option to pay extra to remove them.

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In January, Sky customers were warned that their Paramount+ access would now be ad-based.

Sky Cinema subscribers get access to Paramount+ at no extra cost.

However, the change strangely didn’t include an option to upgrade for those wanting to avoid the ads.

But thanks to a new update, Sky customers can now choose an ad-free option instead.

What’s more, customers get money off compared to subscribing directly to Paramount+.

“Finally no ads so I can get back to watching South Park and Nobland with no interuptions!” one viewer wrote on Sky’s forum.

“This is good news,” another commented.

Sky customers can subscribe to Paramount+ standard – which has no ads – for £3 extra per month.

Usually, the standard plan costs £7.99 per month.

For those who want 4K quality as well as a screen allowance boost and no ads, it’s £6 extra.

That’s instead of the £10.99 you would have to pay for it directly.

Sky Cinema costs £10 per month and comes with two free cinema tickets for Vue Cinemas each month.

PARAMOUNT+ PRICES AND PERKS

In November, Paramount+ announced a new pricing structure.

Before then, there was just one standard plan costing £7.99.

Since November, there have been three.

The cheapest is £4.99 with ads, the ability to watch on one device at a time and only full HD quality – you also don’t have the privilege to download shows offline.

Paramount+’s new standard plan is £6.99 per month, allowing up to two concurrent streams in full HD and you can download content to watch on the go.

The premium plan is £10.99 per month, with up to four devices allowed to watch at the same time, as well as 4K UHD, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos on selected titles.