Basic plan subscribers will now pay $11.99 per month, an increase of $2 per month ... the highest streaming cash-back rate we've seen. Netflix is one of the qualifying streaming services, along ...

The price of Netflix’s Standard plan has risen to $17.99 per month, which is an increase of $2.50 from the previous rate of $15.49. The price of the ad-supported tier has gone up by $1 to $7.99 ...

However, Netflix has never been free to enjoy. The company is no stranger to price hikes, some of which are more controversial than others. The recent increase came in January 2025, setting the ...

Netflix, the global streaming leader ... The Standard Plan (No Ads) now costs $17.99 per month, reflecting a $2.50 increase from its previous rate of $15.49. For those opting for the Ad-Supported ...

And, in fact, analysts at UBS Securities published a research note today that includes their forecast of at least one Netflix price increase sometime this year. “We expect to see rate increases ...

For Q4, the company reported a 52% year-over-year increase in operating income, which was largely supported by the addition of 19 million new subscriptions. Netflix ended 2024 with over 302 ...

Netflix also has an unrivaled churn rate within the industry ... those figures — and recently pushed through another price increase. Even if that price increase causes some subscribers to ...

While Netflix will incur “some incremental costs” as it builds out its in-house advertising business — and the company continues to increase content spending — continued growth in ...

This marks a 20% increase from the previous £10.99 rate, while Netflix’s Standard with adverts and Premium plans have increased by £1 to the new price of £5.99 and £18.99 respectively.

The most significant increase has been applied to the Standard plan, which has seen a rise of £2 per month to £12.99. This marks a 20% hike from the previous rate of £10.99, while Netflix's ...

After an impressive 540% increase in its stock price over the ... A near record 74% of Wall Street analysts rate Netflix as a buy currently, which is up from 29% at the 2022 lows.