Netflix prices are increasing again in the USA
Netflix prices are increasing again in the USA – for the second time since early 2025. No price increase has been announced for Germany yet.
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Netflix is once again adjusting prices in the USA: All subscription variants of the streaming service will get up to 2 US dollars pricier per month. Netflix informs customers about this on its support pages, among other places. No price increase is currently announced for Germany.
Previously, Netflix's US prices had already been increased in January 2025. Now they are rising again:
- The Standard subscription with ads costs 9 instead of 8 US dollars per month
- The Standard subscription without ads costs 20 instead of 18 US dollars per month
- The Premium subscription with 4K resolution and HDR costs 27 instead of 25 US dollars per month
- Additional members for subscriptions cost 7 US dollars instead of 6 US dollars per month
German prices have been in place for two years
In Germany, Netflix last increased prices two years ago. Since then, the following prices have applied here:
- The Standard subscription with ads costs 5 euros per month
- The Standard subscription without ads costs 14 euros per month
- The Premium subscription costs 20 euros per month
- Additional members cost 4 or 5 euros per month, depending on the basic subscription
Compared to the USA, prices in Germany are still relatively low because the last price increase was some time ago. It is currently unclear whether and when Netflix intends to further increase prices in Germany and Europe.
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