Netflix is Raising Prices in the U.S. Again

Netflix is raising prices for its streaming service in the United States by $1 to $2 per month per tier. This is the second price hike in little over a year: Netflix last raised prices in the U.S. in January 2025.

There’s no press release or blog-based announcement, but you can see the new prices on the Netflix Help Center. “We continue offering a range of prices and plans to meet a variety of needs,” the company said in a statement.

Netflix Standard with ads was $7.99 per month and you could add one additional member for $6.99 per month; it’s now $8.99 per month with an additional member costing $7.99 per month.

Netflix Standard was $17.99 per month and you could add another member for $8.99 per month; it’s now $19.99 per month with an additional member costing $9.99 per month.

Netflix Premium was $24.99 per month and you could add up to two additional members for $6.99 per member per month with ads or $8.99 without ads. Now, this tier costs $26.99 per month and you can add up to two additional members for $7.99 per member per month with ads or $9.99 without ads.

The new prices will impact new subscribers immediately. Existing subscribers will be notified via email one month before the new prices take effect for them.

Imagine how high the prices might have gotten had Netflix acquired Warner Bros.