Netflix , Is Raising Its Prices Again.<br />Netflix intends to increase its prices in <br />"several markets globally" a "few months" <br />after the SAG-AFTRA strike ends, according <br />to a report by 'The Wall Street Journal.'.<br />Netflix intends to increase its prices in <br />"several markets globally" a "few months" <br />after the SAG-AFTRA strike ends, according <br />to a report by 'The Wall Street Journal.'.<br />The U.S. and Canada will <br />reportedly be impacted first.<br />Last year, Netflix increased the <br />prices of all its plans as well.<br />It's not clear what the new prices will be.<br />Currently, customers pay $15.49 a month <br />for the Standard ad-free tier and <br />$19.99 for the Premium plan.<br />Netflix also introduced an <br />ad-supported plan for $6.99 a month.<br />News of an impending price hike <br />comes after the company took steps to <br />mitigate password sharing earlier this year.<br />It now costs an additional "$7.99 per month to <br />share your account with someone outside <br />your household," The Verge reports.<br />Meanwhile, competitors Disney+ and Hulu will also have price hikes go into effect beginning Oct. 12.<br />Meanwhile, competitors Disney+ and Hulu will also have price hikes go into effect beginning Oct. 12.<br />Disney+ will be $13.99 a month, and Hulu's <br />ad-free tier will be $17.99 a month.<br />Disney+ will be $13.99 a month, and Hulu's <br />ad-free tier will be $17.99 a month
