Netflix raises subscription prices for users in Malaysia
KUALA LUMPUR: Netflix users in Malaysia will now have to pay more for all subscription plans, with prices increasing by between RM1 and RM7 a month, including charges for additional member slots.
KUALA LUMPUR: In Malaysia, Netflix is raising subscription prices for all its plans. Prices will go up between RM1 and RM7 per month, including fees for extra member spots. The Mobile plan, which was RM18.90 monthly, is now RM19.90. The Basic plan increased from RM29.90 to RM33.90 per month. The Standard plan went up by RM6, from RM49.90 to RM55.90 per month.
The Premium plan saw the biggest jump, rising RM7, from RM62.90 to RM69.90 monthly. Along with the main fees, Netflix also changed costs for additional household members. Standard plan subscribers can now add one extra member for RM14.90 a month, up from RM13. Premium subscribers can add up to two more members, each costing RM14.90 a month, previously RM13.
According to Netflix, this price change helps the service keep improving with new TV shows and movies weekly. With the new Premium plan, users will spend about RM840 a year on the subscription, not including extra member slots. For Premium users with two extra members, the monthly cost will be RM99.70.
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