Here’s what you need to know, including how much the service now costs, when the new prices will go into effect, and why this is happening.
Netflix is raising its subscription rates once again.
The popular video streaming service has confirmed to the media it plans to roll out new price hikes across all its subscription plans in the US, according to the AP. This marks the fourth time Netflix has changed its pricing strategy in the US. The last price hike happened in 2017.
We suspect Netflix will reveal more about this decision on 17 January, when it reports quarterly earnings. How to watch Netflix on TV: Your complete guide
Right now, most Americans will probably eat the price hikes without hardly complaining. But that might change, especially as Netflix will soon lose some of its biggest content while having more competition than ever. Here’s what you need to know, including when and why this is happening.
We’ve also contacted Netflix for a comment and will update as we know more. How much is Netflix? Standard definition plan
Netflix’s SD plan is $8 a month, as of January 2019.
