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Netflix increases prices for all plans by up to $2 per month
Netflix raised U.S. subscription prices by $1 to $2 per month across all plans, reflecting ongoing investments and a 6% expected revenue increase per subscriber in 2026.
- On Thursday, Netflix updated its U.S. subscription pricing across all tiers: Standard with Ads to $8.99, Standard to $19.99, and Premium to $26.99, effective immediately for new members.
- Netflix justified the increases by citing its "wide range of entertainment" and plans to spend $20 billion on programming in 2026, roughly $2 billion more than 2025.
- Fees for adding an "extra member" also increased by $1, now costing $6.99 for ad-supported plans and $9.99 for ad-free accounts, expanding the per-household cost burden.
- New members see these rates starting Thursday, while existing subscribers will receive email notification a month before the new prices apply, rolling out over the coming weeks.
- Analysts project the hikes will lift U.S.-Canada average revenue per user 6% year-over-year in 2026, as Netflix repositions after abandoning its $83 billion bid for Warner Bros.
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Netflix again increased the price of its subscriptions in the United States. The bill impacts all available plans. The adjustment includes the ad version, standard plan and premium, which shows the biggest increase.The platform applied the change after an update in its plan and price section.New rates already apply to new users. Current subscribers will see the adjustment in their next charge. Before they will receive an email notification.The s…
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