Netflix Hikes Subscription Prices In Malaysia; Now Starts From RM19.90/Month
Back in March, Netflix raised the prices for its subscription plans, though at the time the changes only applied for users in the US. Now, it looks like the price hikes have finally arrived for Malaysian customers. The streaming platform has updated its pricing for the local market, and the new rates seem to be […] The post Netflix Hikes Subscription Prices In Malaysia; Now Starts From…
On March 1st, Netflix increased its subscription prices for users in Malaysia, making the plans start at RM19.90 per month. The Mobile plan, allowing streaming on one device at 480p, rose from RM18.90 to RM19.90 monthly. The Basic plan, which streams in 720p on a single device, saw a RM4 increase, moving from RM29.90 to RM33.90.
The Standard plan, providing 1080p streaming on two devices, priced at RM55.90, is now RM6 more expensive than it was previously. The Premium plan, offering 4K streaming on up to four devices, saw the most significant increase, jumping from RM62.90 to RM69.90 per month. Additionally, Netflix raised the cost for adding extra members.
For Standard and Premium plans, this change increased the price from RM13 to RM14.90 per extra member. The benefits offered by each plan remain unchanged, including streaming quality and content access. This is not the first time Netflix has raised prices for Malaysian users, as the service increased prices by similar amounts in November 2024.
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