Wonder Project, an indie studio dedicated to faith-based programming, is launching its own subscription video on demand (SVOD) service on Amazon Prime Video, following the success of the House of David series.
Launch of Wonder Project SVOD Service on Amazon Prime Video
Wonder Project, an indie studio dedicated to faith-based programming, is set to launch its own subscription video on demand (SVOD) service on Amazon Prime Video. Following the success of the House of David series, which narrates the biblical tale of David vs. Goliath, viewers will need to pay an additional $8.99 per month for season two, alongside their existing Prime Video subscription.
Pricing Details for Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video starts at $8.99/month with ads. For an ad-free experience, an additional $2.99 is required. A general Prime membership, which includes free shipping on most Amazon.com orders, costs $14.99 (with ads on Prime Video) or $17.98 for a commercial-free experience.
Features of the Wonder Project SVOD Service
The Wonder Project SVOD service will be available in the U.S. this fall, offering early access to new original films and series. At launch, it will feature over 1,000 hours of curated movies and TV series, all reflecting the company’s mission to entertain with courageous stories that inspire hope and restore faith. Notably, the library will primarily consist of non-Wonder Project content.
Release of Season Two
Season two of House of David will be available on the Wonder Project platform at launch, while its release on Prime Video will occur at a later date.
Leadership Behind Wonder Project
Jon Erwin and Jon Gunn serve as the creative leads for Wonder Project, acting as directors, writers, and executive producers for season one of House of David, which has captivated over 40 million viewers globally.
Vision of Wonder Project
CEO Kelly Merryman Hoogstraten expressed, “At Wonder Project, we aim to entertain our growing audience with courageous stories that restore faith in worthwhile beliefs. Great films and TV shows unite families and communities, fostering meaningful connections in a world yearning for connection.” She added, “As a mother, I eagerly anticipate sharing this viewing experience at home through a brand we can genuinely call our own.”
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Commitment to Diverse Content
Ryan Pirozzi, head of Prime Video Marketplace, stated, “We’re excited to introduce the Wonder Project subscription on Prime Video, reflecting our commitment to delivering diverse, meaningful content that resonates with our customers. This launch marks another step in our efforts to ensure Prime Video offers something for everyone, enhancing the viewing experience for our audience.”
Anticipated Upcoming Titles
Upcoming titles from Wonder Project include Sarah’s Oil, releasing in theaters on November 7, 2025, via Amazon MGM Studios; The Breadwinner, in partnership with TriStar Pictures featuring comedian Nate Bargatze; It’s Not Like That, a new drama series with Amazon MGM Studios starring Scott Foley and Erinn Hayes; Young Washington, a feature film about the origins of America’s first president; and Flyer, a narrative feature film in development about the Wright brothers.
Partnership with Angel Studios
Angel Studios is not only a creative partner for Wonder Project but also serves as a model. Angel Studios gained recognition with the box office success of Sound of Freedom in 2023 and operates its own streaming service, Angel, priced at $12 (with ads) and $20 (ad-free, including two tickets to every Angel Studios theatrical release).
