Video-Streaming: Netflix erhöht Preise in Deutschland
Es ist wieder so weit: Netflix wird auch in Deutschland teurer. Der Videostreaming-Marktführer verweist zur Begründung wie gewohnt auf das größere Angebot.
Berlin - Netflix has increased its prices in Germany once again after more than two years of stability. The most expensive "Premium" subscription with 4K picture quality and 3D sound now costs 21.99 Euros per month, up from 19.99 Euros previously, according to information on Netflix's German website. The "Standard" subscription, offering Full-HD picture and fewer simultaneous devices, sees its price rise from 13.99 to 15.99 Euros.
The ad-supported plan, costing 4.99 Euros, will now be 6.99 Euros. A new supplementary fee has been introduced for users who are not residing in the same household, with the ad-supported plan's price increasing from 3.99 to 4.99 Euros, and other models from 4.99 to 5.99 Euros. The ad-free basic plan, still available for existing customers, is set to be discontinued.
Netflix last raised prices in Germany in April 2024. The service remains the most widely used video streaming provider and frequently engages in price increases. Netflix consistently informs customers that they raise prices to provide more value, and despite customer acceptance of higher costs, the business continues to grow.
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