Netflix confirms it is raising prices again

Netflix has also quietly raised its prices. The low-cost, ad-supported streaming service now costs $8.99 per month, up from the previous $7.99 monthly subscription price, Netflix confirmed to TechCrunch in an email.

The regular ad-free plan also costs $19.99 per month, an increase of $2 from the previous price of $17.99, while the premium plan also increases by $2 and will now cost $26.99 per month.

It also costs more to add additional viewers outside of your family. To add a user to an ad-supported plan, it costs $6.99 instead of $7.99. If you’re adding an extra viewer to an ad-free plan, it now costs $9.99 instead of $8.99.

The company told TechCrunch that the changes were made to reflect changes to its “more fun” and quality of service.

Inflation was first observed by Android Authority.

Netflix said new subscribers will see the new prices starting March 26, while existing subscribers will see revised prices coming in the coming months. Existing members will be notified by email one month before the new rates apply to them.

Netflix finally raised prices January 2025. Since then, the company has updated its platform with new additions, including produce video podcasts and more advertising. The company recently he announced plans to revamp its mobile app and expand its short video feature.

The new addition comes as Netflix last month he was helped on the tree for Warner Bros. Discovery.

Warner Bros. Discovery was he announced that Paramount Skydance’s $31 episode was a “great idea” and gave Netflix four business days to counter. Netflix then said it would not raise $82.7 billion all the money for the studio, eventually out of contract.