Netflix May Charge $7 to $9 for Its Popular Ad-Supported Plan in an Effort To Draw in More Users

Netflix is thinking about charging $7 to $9 (approximately Rs. 550 to Rs. 700) per month for its new advertising-supported tier, which is 50% less than the price it currently charges for its most popular plan. Currently, Netflix’s plan for watching material without advertisements costs $15.49 (around Rs. 1,230) each month. The price reduction is intended to attract more customers who are content to see some advertising in exchange for a lower monthly fee. For the ad-supported service, the streaming service is claimed to sell four minutes of ads per hour.

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Details on the popular Netflix Ad-Supported Plan

According to a recent report by Bloomberg, the world’s largest streaming service Netflix is thinking about reducing the cost of its ad-supported tier. The ad-supported plan may cost between $7 and $9 per month due to the low rates. Remember, this is still only going to cost you around half of what Netflix is now charging for its most popular plan, which is $15.49 per month without any ads.

Simply attracting new customers to the service who don’t mind watching some advertising by paying less to watch the content is the goal of the price reduction. As was already known, Netflix anticipates selling around four minutes of advertisements for each hour of the ad-supported service. According to reports, the corporation airs commercials before and during select programmes, but not after.

As its rival Disney+ said in May of this year, streaming juggernaut Netflix is likely aiming to maintain kids’ content ad-free and not run commercials during kid-friendly movies and TV shows. Kids’ content on Netflix will continue to be free of commercials, according to TechCrunch. However, it’s believed that original shows like “Stranger Things,” “Bridgerton,” and “Squid Game” will continue to feature advertisements.