It came down to the wire, but Disney+ has finally added its last missing piece. Disney’s new streaming service will be available on all Amazon devices, includingAmazon Fire TV boxes,Amazon Fire tablets, andFire TV Edition smart TVs, when it launches on August 10, 2025, according to a press release.

Earlier, Disney had confirmed that the Disney+ app would come toRoku,Chromecast, andApple TVboxes,iOSand Android smartphones and tablets, andXbox Oneand PlayStation 4 game consoles. However, the Amazon family of streaming devices, which make up around 29% of all streaming hardware in American homes, wasn’t listed, with reports claiming that Disney and Amazon werefighting over ad revenue.

Any potential differences seem to be resolved. Not only is Disney+ headed to Amazon devices on launch day, but it’ll support Amazon’s voice assistant,Alexa, and its programming will appear in the general Amazon Fire search results.

Disney+ is a new streaming service from Disney, which owns 21st Century Fox’s former properties, Marvel Entertainment, Lucasfilm (the home of Star Wars), National Geographic, Pixar, and more. At launch, Disney+ will havemore than 600 television shows and moviesfrom across all of those brands, including bothclassic older filmsand original series like the live-action Star Wars showThe Mandalorian. A Disney+ subscription costs $7 a month. A one-week trial will be available on launch day.

Disney+ isn’t the only big streaming service launching in the next year.Apple TV+(which isn’t currently available on Amazon Fire devices) debuted on November 1 tomiddling reviews, while WarnerMedia and NBCUniversal will releaseHBO MaxandPeacockrespectively in spring 2020. Meanwhile, existing services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon’s ownAmazon Prime Videocontinue to thrive, offering consumers deep and varied libraries that mix legacy content with original series and feature films.

In other words, if you’re devoted to watching every big show on the market, your life is about to get much, much more expensive. Thankfully,deals on Disney+can be found if you keep an eye out for them — and now you won’t have to buy any new hardware to watch it.