Versant grows FAST portfolio to 13 channels with CNBC, Oxygen, E! franchises

Snapped offers episodes of the Oxygen true crime show

Versant, the US media company spun off from Comcast at the start of the year, has launched four FAST channels based on programming from Oxygen, E! and CNBC.

The four additional channels were made available on Amazon-owned Prime Video in the US on October 27, with staggered launches on The Roku Channel starting November 3.

The four channels are Snapped, which features episodes of the long-running Oxygen true crime show; Botched, which features episodes of the E! show about extreme plastic surgery disasters; true crime channel Oxygen Murders of America, which features episodes from series such as New York Homicide and Sin City Murders; and CNBC Ambition.

CNBC Ambition features episodes from shows such as Leader’s Playbook, Millennial Money, Secret Lives of the Super Rich, Billion Dollar Buyer, Adventure Capitalists and Empires of New York.

Versant’s FAST portfolio began with six channels and added three more with its January 2026 acquisition of Free TV Networks.

Free TV Networks’ Outlaw and 365BLK, both already available on Prime Video, will also join The Roku Channel on November 10 and 17, respectively. Versant will continue to launch FAST channels with additional platforms in the coming months.

Prime Video and The Roku Channel already offer Pam Grier’s Soul Flix, American Crimes, Oxygen True Crime Archives, E! Keeping Up and Bad Girls Club, and Prime Video also offers GolfPass.

Dave Pietrycha, chief revenue and business officer at Versant, said: “Growing our digital platforms and reaching new audiences are central to Versant’s strategy.”