Today’s bump puts Netflix stock up over 36% year to date, and over 47% over the last 12 months. It’s a start turnaround for a company that saw a massive drawdown through 2022.

(NEXSTAR) — Netflix ended 2024 on a high note, adding nearly 19 million subscribers amid its holiday slate of live sports, but that isn’t keeping it from raising subscription fees again. In a ...

Netflix is raising prices, with its cheapest plan in the US with ads going from $6.99 to $7.99 per month, ... Netflix is raising prices again, as the standard plan goes up to $17.99.

On Tuesday, Netflix announced that it is raising its prices once again. The streaming giant said its increase will affect all U.S. subscribers on their next billing cycle, The Verge reported .

Netflix Raising U.S. Prices Yet Again, Premium Plan Now Costs $23/Month. Wednesday October 18, 2023 4:42 pm PDT by Juli Clover. Netflix today said that it is increasing the cost of some of its ...

Earlier this year, Netflix cracked down on password sharing and started charging an extra $7.99 per month to share your account with someone outside your household. The move to raise prices again ...

Whether Netflix plans to raise prices of its streaming subscriptions in the future has been raised yet again as its soon-to-be-released third-quarter results approach. Netflix subscribers in the U ...

Netflix Is Raising Prices Again, As It Discusses Vision For Video Games. Netflix is implementing another price hike and has discussed what's next for its plans in the video game space.

Netflix is raising its prices for the first time since 2023, bumping subscription costs across the board by $1 to $2 a month. Subscribers who joined the streaming service on or after Jan. 22 will ...

The letter did not immediately outline the new pricing and, as of Tuesday evening, Netflix’s website was still showing prices set during the last increase in November 2023: $6.99 a month for ...

Netflix ended 2024 on a high note, adding nearly 19 million subscribers amid its holiday slate of live sports, but that isn't keeping it from raising subscription fees again.