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Netflix hikes costs in UK – as clients left ‘pissed off’

By Editorial Board Published February 7, 2025 4 Min Read
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Netflix hikes costs in UK – as clients left ‘pissed off’

Netflix has elevated its subscription costs for patrons within the UK.

The brand new worth for the standard subscription with out adverts, has risen by £2 to £12.99 a month, whereas the identical subscription with adverts has risen by £1.

The streaming service’s costliest premium subscription – which permits individuals to look at on 4 gadgets on the similar time – can also be rising by £1 to £18.99 a month.

The price of including further members – individuals who do not stay in the identical family – may even enhance by £1 throughout all subscriptions.

A spokesperson instructed media retailers the latest worth hike would enable Netflix to “continue to invest in programming and deliver more value for our members”.

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Clients have hit out on the worth enhance on-line. Pic: iStock

It comes lower than a month after clients the US, Canada, Portugal and Argentina confronted related will increase.

Within the US a typical month-to-month plan with adverts rose to $7.99 (£6.49), a typical plan with out adverts elevated to $17.99 (£14.60) and a premium plan went as much as $22.99 (£18.66).

Netflix stated on the time it was altering costs as a result of a surge of latest clients within the final three months of 2024.

The platform ended final 12 months with greater than 300 million subscribers – a rise of 41 million from 2023.

This eclipsed its earlier greatest 12 months, 2020, which noticed it add 36.6 million subscribers as pandemic lockdowns noticed individuals flip to the streaming big for leisure.

‘Annoyed’ clients

The hike in worth was criticised by clients, together with some who stated they’ve already cancelled their subscriptions.

One individual wrote on X: “I already quit after the last price rise, and haven’t missed it at all. Netflix is a scam at this point.”

Whereas one other added: “Netflix is raising their prices again, if so, please start giving us more.

“Possibly it is my age exhibiting, however there hasn’t been something that’s ‘should see’ on that platform any extra. Please inform me I am not alone.”

And a third said: “One other £2 worth enhance from Netflix… yeah time to cancel. They do not convey out exhibits ok any extra for that worth.”

Ernest Doku, streaming and broadband knowledgeable at Uswitch.com, stated the rise can be “frustrating” for patrons.

“Netflix is certainly enjoying a dominant position in the streaming wars, and this latest round of price rises both highlights the increasing cost to compete, as well as its power to charge higher fees to lend access to some of the world’s most popular content,” he stated.

Mr Doku added that if in case you have Netflix included as a part of your broadband package deal, you’ll possible see the rise utilized to your invoice within the close to future.

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