Netflix Raises Prices in the U.S.
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hollywoodreporter.comIt's getting a bit more expensive to subscribe to Netflix in the U.S. The streaming giant has upped the cost of two of its plans, its first price increase in a year-and-a-half.
The standard plan, which let's people stream on two screens at the same time and features access to Netflix's HD library, will cost $1 more, going from $13 per month to $14 per month.
The highest-price premium plan, which allows up to four streams at the same time and also includes access to ultra HD programming, will increase by $2 to $18 per month.
Netflix is keeping its cheapest offering, the basic plan, at $9 per month. That option only allows for one simultaneous stream and does not give the subscriber access to HD programming.
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