Does Premiere Pro subscription come with Media Encoder?

It's amazing how there is no means to get a hold of Adobe to ask a simple sales question. It looks like the only option is for their customers to provide the answers. Not promising for long-term support...
Does anyone know if a single product subscription to Premiere Pro CC also provides Adobe Media Encoder as part of that $20 monthly price or is AME considered a second app, thus a $40 price tag? Secondly, is AME available as a single app purchase apart from Premiere Pro or AE? Just trying to figure out what my options are. Thanks in advance.

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