Netflix towards an increase in prices in France?

Netflix published its results for the last quarter of 2024. They are up, but they are accompanied by bad news.

Netflix expressed its very good results to its shareholders. With 301 million paid subscribers, the streaming service has never been so well worn.

The company recorded a 16% increase in paid subscriptions, or 18.91 million more members worldwide. It is the strongest progression of Netflix Since its international launch.

Netflix announces a strong increase with an increase in subscriptions

The success of Netflix In the fourth quarter of 2024 was carried by season 2 of Squid Games, the film Carry-on and the retransmission of Box Jake Paul vs Mike Tyson. Silver flows afloat. The platform reports a 16% increase in its income and a doubling of its profits.

This resounding success gives him ideas. Since spectators are addicted to large productions why not once again increase the subscription prices? Netflix will increase its prices in the United States but also in other countries. Canada, Portugal and Argentina have been cited.

In previous price increases, Netflix started by mounting prices in test countries. It is only a matter of time before France and other countries are impacted.

At what prices will Netflix subscriptions go?

The last increase dates back to October 2023 in the USA. The standard subscription with advertisements goes from $ 6.99 to $ 7.99. Standard without advertisements leaps from $ 15.99 to $ 17.99.

The premium subscription increases by $ 2. This allows you to look at 4K content with space audio sound on 4 devices at the same time. The Premium subscription goes from $ 22.99 to $ 24.99.

It should be remembered that the basic subscription that no longer exists started at $ 7.99 and the standard was $ 10.99 in October 2017. The announced increases will take effect in January 2025.

Prices are not the same in France. They are respectively € 5.99, € 13.49 and € 19.99.

How far will Netflix go and the subscribers will follow for a long time?
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