Per-member revenue from Netflix's ad-supported tier in the U.S. now exceeds the per-member revenue for its standard subscription-based plan.

The mega streaming service has annouced another price hike to it's platform with plan changes coming to subscriptions.

If you're planning to sign up for Netflix but don't know which plan is the best one, we're here to help. When Netflix first launched, there was just one plan for everybody.

The Basic plan lets one person watch at a time. The Standard plan allows two people to watch at once, while the Premium plan lets four people stream.

Today is a big deal for Netflix as it launched its $6.99/month ad-supported plan in the U.S., the U.K., France, Germany, Italy and others.

Netflix price increase history Netflix has increased prices across two or more plans in 2014, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2022, and now 2025. One positive to look at is that the standard plan with ads costs ...

Netflix will show you content descriptions on each tile, plus simplified menus will push the algorithmic "discover" content even more than before.

Do not adjust your TV screen. Your Netflix experience is about to look very different. In its first major revamp in more than a decade, the world's largest streaming platform on Wednesday ...

Netflix killed off its ad-free Basic plan last year for new subscribers and now, it’s killing it for grandfathered subscribers as well. Here are the details on why the company chose to do this ...

Netflix’s ad-supported plan likely to have another drawback: No video downloads Text found in iOS app code says plan won't allow downloads for offline viewing.

Netflix last increased the cost of its standard plan without ads in 2022, while its premium plan last saw a hike in 2023. Meanwhile in 2023 the company discontinued its cheapest basic ad-free option.