Earlier in the year Netflix were spotted testing some new prices for their UK subscribers and they have now confirmed that the prices will be going up – however, not as much as the earlier tests had indicated. In the first price increase for the UK since October 2017 the Basic subscription (1 screen, SD video quality) remains at £5.99 a month and the Standard (2 screens, HD video quality) has increased from £7.99 to £8.99 a month. The highest tier, Premium (4 screens, UHD/4K video quality), has gone up from £9.99 a month to £11.99. The new prices, and previous test prices, are shown below.
Tier | Current | Test 1 | Test 2 | New Price |
Basic | £5.99 | £6.99 | £6.99 | £5.99 |
Standard | £7.99 | £8.99 | £9.99 | £8.99 |
Premium | £9.99 | £10.99 | £12.99 | £11.99 |
Current subscribers will pay the new prices in the coming weeks (expect an email confirmation from Netflix before the price changes) and new subscribers will pay the updated prices right away.
As with previous price increases it is likely that Netflix will honour their current prices for a few months before emailing you about your increase. And, if you’re not happy with having to pay a maximum of £11.99 a month then just remember that it’s still considerably less than half the price of NowTV’s full package at £27.96 a month for 2 screens and a restricted number of devices.
Would be nice if @NetflixUK offered a HD/UHD 2-screen option too. Love the 4K but really don’t need… https://t.co/DmFxm70cCr
I am so basic.
Very similar to Sony PlayStation… remove content, bump price up.
Saving grace is, it’s still slightly better than Amazon.
Fine with the price increase but they do need to up their game with adding TV shows by getting the… https://t.co/bvYpiFINA2
Hazel Davis
But the quality will stay the same…
If you put price up then put some decent things on
Its 25p per week..big deal
Fake news….premium ultra hd is only £9.99 connects 4 screens and that was tuesday and im still paying £5.99 for 2 screens no price chance…..if putting price up netflix best update there films quicker as at moment im watching pre released cinema films online
I haven’t had anything from Netflix themselves about this.
Still much cheaper than TV licence, BBC are a total rip off
Danielle Till
Jason Wait For-it Kammin told you 12.99
Well they can fuck off then!!!!! Nothing new worth watching on there anyway lately!!!!
Gary Brightside you can pay me a pound a month
I’m on basic tariff so it’ll make no difference to me. Even with the hike it’s far better value than tv licence and prime video.
Uncle Adeel Nasim
Jay Shadenbury £8.99 instead of £7.99
FIne by me. Still less than a TV licence, with better shows, and – crucially – the option to stop paying when I no longer want to watch it.
I’m really disappointed that everything new on Netflix seems to star children and teens and everything seems to be aimed at kids. nothing has any depth to it or actors that are more than pretty faces and haircuts. It’s a real shame and I find myself just watching biographies on YouTube and so forth as it is all low brow crap for children.