Revolut, a digital banking and financial services company, has recently added Amazon Prime to its highest-tier subscription plan, called Ultra. This plan is priced at 60 euros per month and does not require users to meet any income criteria. With this addition, Ultra subscribers now have access to Amazon Prime, which typically costs 69.90 euros annually in France. The Ultra plan also includes features like free withdrawals up to 2,000 euros per month worldwide, access to airport lounges, and a platinum-plated metal card. This partnership with Amazon Prime is the largest public collaboration Revolut has announced so far. Other partnerships include services like Uber One, WeWork, NordVPN, MasterClass, and ChatGPT Go, which was added in late July 2026. While some of these services, such as WeWork or ClassPass, target a more urban and active demographic, Amazon Prime offers a broader appeal through features like fast delivery, streaming content via Prime Video, and exclusive shopping deals. The combined value of all the subscriptions available through the Ultra plan exceeds 10,500 euros per year, based on the full price of each service. This calculation assumes a household already pays for all of them, including additional services like Headspace, Chess.com, and Laundryheap. However, Revolut's strategy seems to emphasize the number of available partnerships rather than offering exclusive or rare services. For households that already have Amazon Prime and one or two other subscriptions from Revolut's list, such as ChatGPT Go or Uber One, the Ultra subscription might be more cost-effective. However, for standard banking needs—like managing transfers, using cards, or exchanging currency while traveling—the more affordable Revolut plans, such as the Plus offer, are usually sufficient. The real value of the Ultra plan depends more on how many of the available subscriptions a user actually uses, rather than the impressive list displayed in the app.