Netflix raises prices in the US, Canada, Portugal, and Argentina; the standard US plan rose from $15.49 to $17.99 and standard with ads jumped a dollar to $7.99
entertainment TV and films. — Now, customers are going to be subsidizing Netflix's push into live events like NFL and WWE, whether they want to or not. … @durrell : I swear to God, these MFs raise the price three times a year, every year, and still act like they ain't got no money. — The only reason I still have Netflix is because it's subsidized by T-Mobile and I pay the difference for the premium, but even that's starting to get too expensive. [embedded post] Romit Mehta / @romitmehta.com : Must be good to have the confidence of raising overall revenue despite some obvious and expected churn. [embedded post] Brian Allen / @brianallenc : Hey, those NFL, WWE and boxing events they've been getting lately don't come cheap. [embedded post] Caleb Dume / @thacalebdume : $17.99 is running up against my financial limit for watching a bunch of dudes fumble the bag on-camera followed by an attempt to salvage their images with Nick and Vanessa Lachey. [embedded post] @djsaskdja : These boiled frogs are way overdone. X: @tvanswerman : Netflix's 4K plan, which was already cost prohibitive at $22.99 a month, is increasing to $24.99 a month. Ad-included plan also rising from $6.99 a month to $7.99 a month. Standard tier, which does not include ads, bumped from $15.49 a month to $17.99 a month. Netflix and Chill becomes Netflix and Bill. Jack McBryan / @mcbdirect : Goal is to get premium-tier subscribers to drop down to the ad-supported tier, as that tier makes Netflix more money on a per-user basis. Will see more and more streamers make outrageous price hikes like this to convert users over to the ad-tier. Joe Flint / @jbflint : Let me know when they introduce a lower price no WWE or sports tier. Nina Infinity / @nina7infinity : WTF. Netflix can't possibly be hurting that bad for money. This is going to cause more people to drop out of Netflix. They don't even have anything that great on there... @tvgrimreaper : The price increases will continue until morale improves. LinkedIn: Jessica Toonkel : Netflix is raising prices again—as much as $2 for some plans. Meanwhile it just had its best quarter in subscriber growth EVER. … Forums: r/DailyTechNewsShow : Netflix is raising prices again, as the standard plan goes up to $17.99 r/technews : Netflix is raising prices again, as the standard plan goes up to $17.99 r/tmobile : Netflix raising prices again 🤬 r/Piracy : Netflix Raising Prices in U.S. Again, Including First Hike on Ad-Supported Tier r/SquaredCircle : Variety: Netflix Raising Prices in U.S. Again, Including First Hike on Ad-Supported Tier r/technology : Netflix is raising prices again, as the standard plan goes up to $17.99 r/inflation : Netflix just announced ANOTHER price increase r/cordcutters : Netflix Raising Prices in U.S. Again, Including First Hike on Ad-Supported Tier See also Mediagazer
I told people a few years ago this would happen and it's the same reason there were mountains of great journalism between 2010 and 2018. Consumers as temporary beneficiaries of equity investors operating at a loss to gain market share before lock in.
Netflix was the platform that differentiated itself from cable and satellite by allowing entertainment TV and film fans to pay for just that — entertainment TV and films. — Now, customers are going to be subsidizing Netflix's push into live events like NFL and WWE, whether they…
I swear to God, these MFs raise the price three times a year, every year, and still act like they ain't got no money. — The only reason I still have Netflix is because it's subsidized by T-Mobile and I pay the difference for the premium, but even that's starting to get too expe…
$17.99 is running up against my financial limit for watching a bunch of dudes fumble the bag on-camera followed by an attempt to salvage their images with Nick and Vanessa Lachey. [embedded post]
Netflix's 4K plan, which was already cost prohibitive at $22.99 a month, is increasing to $24.99 a month. Ad-included plan also rising from $6.99 a month to $7.99 a month. Standard tier, which does not include ads, bumped from $15.49 a month to $17.99 a month. Netflix and Chil…
Goal is to get premium-tier subscribers to drop down to the ad-supported tier, as that tier makes Netflix more money on a per-user basis. Will see more and more streamers make outrageous price hikes like this to convert users over to the ad-tier.
WTF. Netflix can't possibly be hurting that bad for money. This is going to cause more people to drop out of Netflix. They don't even have anything that great on there...