Netflix recently published its financial reports for the last quarter. Along with the report, it was also announced that there would be price increases for the USA. This increase follows the most recent price update made early last year. Alright Will the US Netflix price hike affect Turkey?
Netflix prices start at $12 in the US
Sharing its reports for the third quarter of the year, Netflix informed its customers that it increased the subscription cost. Accordingly, starting from 10 dollars Basic plan is now $12 per month It will cost. The upper version, called Premium, was increased from $ 20 to $ 23.
However, recently launched ad supported subscription It was stated that there would be no price change. Since the introduction of this layer from $7 It is necessary to take into consideration that it is presented.
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On the other hand, the streaming giant gained 8.76 million subscribers in the last quarter, increasing its total membership to over 247 million worldwide. While a significant portion of this growth came from the ad-supported plan, subscription growth grew by approximately 70 percent compared to the previous period.
Netflix drew attention to its new customers in countries where ad-supported subscriptions started. Accordingly, approximately 30 percent of new subscribers chose the cheapest option.
It is unclear whether the latest price hike in the USA will affect Turkey. It should be noted that the last update was made by Netflix Türkiye in September. The cheapest subscription in Turkey is from 99 TL starting.
Netflix, which has removed the entry-level option in many regions and switched to ad-supported subscription, announced that it will cancel the $ 10 Basic plan in some countries in Europe. It is planned to expand advertising-supported subscriptions in these countries.
So what do you think about Netflix prices?