The streaming company’s recent price cuts span Middle Eastern countries including Yemen, Jordan, Libya and Iran; sub-Saharan African markets including Kenya; and European countries such as Croatia, Slovenia and Bulgaria.
In Latin America, nations including Nicaragua, Ecuador, and Venezuela have seen reductions in subscription costs, as have parts of Asia including Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines.
Smart, those are all places that have lower subscribers, should be good gains since the lower prices should attract new subs....in Over 30 Countries. Not the US apparently.
Netflix Cuts Subscription Prices in Over 30 Countries
The move comes as the streaming company says members “have never had more choices when it comes to entertainment.”www.wsj.com
At $3 a month..they should get mobbedSmart, those are all places that have lower subscribers, should be good gains since the lower prices should attract new subs.
At $3 a month..they should get mobbed
At the moment. They just had a price increase. I have the ad-free bundle with Disney+ for $20.This should be a free link:
WSJ News Exclusive | Netflix Plans to Raise Prices After Actors Strike Ends
The first graphic is interesting showing the rising subscription rates. I've never had Hulu, didn't know that was the most expensive.
That is the price for commercial free.This should be a free link:
WSJ News Exclusive | Netflix Plans to Raise Prices After Actors Strike Ends
The first graphic is interesting showing the rising subscription rates. I've never had Hulu, didn't know that was the most expensive.
IDK. We watch a lot of Hulu in my house. More than Disney or Max these days. If it wasn't free to me, I wouldn't subscribe to Max.That is the price for commercial free.
Hulu at that price is not really worth it, but it allows you to bundle with Disney+ for $20, or with Disney+ and ESPN+ for $25, both Commercials Free.
The last time was in January 2022, almost two years agoI heard today that now that the Writers Strike is Over, Netflix plans on Increasing its costs.
They JUST raised prices,
That only affected those who were password sharing and lived at different locations, my price did not change.then raised them again if you want more people on the account
DirecTV/Dish goes up every year, Comcast/Spectrum goes up twice in a year, yet you complain about a service that is every two years.... now lets raise them again ... why not.
It is THE Most Expensive App out there, doing what they are.The last time was in January 2022, almost two years ago
That only affected those who were password sharing and lived at different locations, my price did not change.
DirecTV/Dish goes up every year, Comcast/Spectrum goes up twice in a year, yet you complain about a service that is every two years.
And at least it is providing new content, plus in 4K.
It is the same price as HBOMAX, but with 4 times the content.It is THE Most Expensive App out there, doing what they are.
Do you complain this much about when DirecTV ups their price every year, with less and less content, it is the most expensive Live TV service.What next, $29.99, then 34 ???
I am paid up until middle of next year, love using gift cards on the majority of services.I pay by the year, you would think they would offer a discount for Annual subs, but I have yet to find any ....
I use it a lot, expect to use it more when I drop Live TV in January.$240 for something I may or may not use weekly is a lot.
I cannot keep track of doing something like that, if I had to pay real money instead of getting Gift Cards with my points, I properly would alternate services.I know I could go monthly, but I hate to have to log in and start up another sub everytime I want to look and see whats on ... thats why I get Annual subs when ever I can.
They never have, Hulu Bundle does not either.They Still won't take a Credit card for an Annual Sub, I have to go to a store and get a Gift Card to pay them.
I see your back to your contradictory ways, ,everything I say, you say is wrong or you have a Better way .It is the same price as HBOMAX, but with 4 times the content.
Do you complain this much about when DirecTV ups their price every year, with less and less content, it is the most expensive Live TV service.
I am paid up until middle of next year, love using gift cards on the majority of services.
I use it a lot, expect to use it more when I drop Live TV in January.
Since it looks like no TV Season this year, glad I have it.
I cannot keep track of doing something like that, if I had to pay real money instead of getting Gift Cards with my points, I properly would alternate services.
They never have, Hulu Bundle does not either.
You were incorrect. you posted they just had a price increase before the recent increase for those who password share, I looked it up and it was January 2022, almost two years ago.I see your back to your contradictory ways, ,everything I say, you say is wrong or you have a Better way .
All you have to do is look into which Credit Card provides the best rewards for you.The Majority of us don't have the option to have Gift Cards pay for every thing.
Yeah if they go up on Netflix any time soon and I will drop them. I barely even watch them anymore and I get the price of the standard pack in SD paid by T-Mobile. I only pay the difference between that and the HD pack. I don't pay for Ultra since I am not using it much any way.It is THE Most Expensive App out there, doing what they are.
What next, $29.99, then 34 ???
I pay by the year, you would think they would offer a discount for Annual subs, but I have yet to find any ....
$240 for something I may or may not use weekly is a lot.
I know I could go monthly, but I hate to have to log in and start up another sub everytime I want to look and see whats on ... thats why I get Annual subs when ever I can.
They Still won't take a Credit card for an Annual Sub, I have to go to a store and get a Gift Card to pay them.
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