The prices or Netflix are going to increase, as the online streaming platform has been raising its prices for the subscribers in the countries including Ireland and the United Kingdom for the second in a span of less than 18 months.
This move, which has been the latest sign of the financial toll, which is increasing the competition has been taking on the most popular service of the world, which is following a round of the increase in the prices for the subscribers in the United Kingdom in December 2020 and for the subscribers in Ireland in March 2021 in 2021.
The online streaming platform ‘Netflix’ which has around 14 million subscribers in the United Kingdom and around 600,000 subscribers in the country of Ireland is going to be increasing the prices for its most popular package that is offering simultaneous viewing on the two screen, along HD and the ability for downloading the movies and show to two devices to 10.99 pounds per month.
The company is also increasing the price of its basic package for the first time over a decade, and this entry-level plan, that is allowing the viewers to watch the shows and movies in only one screen at a time and download to only one device is going to be increased by one pound per month bring it to 6.99 pounds per month.
