With a huge library of TV shows, movies, and original programming, Netflix is one of our picks for the best streaming services you can sign up for. But like its competitors, Netflix’s price varies depending on the subscription level and features you choose.
Netflix pricing starts at $7 per month, but following a Netflix price hike in October 2023, you now have to pay $23 per month to get the best ad-free video quality. And due to Netflix’s recent crackdown on password sharing, it now costs $8 more per month to add an additional user to your account in the United States. Fees will only apply to users who live outside of the account holder’s household.
To help you decide which Netflix plan is best for you, we’ve put together a guide detailing how much Netflix charges for each of its membership tiers, as well as details on each plan’s features.
How much does Netflix cost per month
In the United States, Netflix currently offers three streaming plans: Standard with Ads, Standard, and Premium, ranging from $7 to $23 per month.
It also costs more to add another user to a subscription plan. Standard and Premium memberships are the only plans that offer additional member additions. Standard allows one additional member slot for $8 per month. Premium offers up to two additional member slots for $8 each per month.
Here’s a breakdown of Netflix prices for each plan.
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