Amid screwing up its South Park deal and selling out its journalists, Paramount is abandoning the clunky “Paramount+ with SHOWTIME” moniker from its ad-free premium tier. Announced on its support page,

On June 23, Paramount informed subscribers that the name of its ad-free plan is no longer Paramount+ With Showtime — instead, it’s now called Paramount+ Premium. The pricing of the package remains the same: It still costs $12.99 per month or $119.99 per year.

Despite adopting Paramount Plus Premium, you will continue to see older titles on cable, satellite, and live TV streaming services (like Hulu with Live TV). Other than the name, the rest of the plan will remain the same. It will still cost $12.99 per month or $119.99 per year, and SHOWTIME’s catalog of films and series with minimal ads.