Netflix remains confident that its investments in exclusive content and global entertainment will keep audiences engaged, even as subscription rates continue to rise.

As sure as night follows day, Netflix has raised its prices in the UK. The move was widely expected after it raised prices in the US a couple of weeks ago. UK viewers will pay at least £1 more a month,

Netflix has increased its subscription prices in the UK, after it raised its charges in the US, Canada, Argentina and Portugal last month. The new UK price for a Standard subscription without adverts, the platform's most popular plan, has risen by £2 to £12.99 a month, with other packages also increasing.

The cost of the streaming service has increased by as much as £24. Netflix has updated the prices on its website. For users who are subscribed to the standard tier, the cost has jumped up by £2 to £12.99 per month. This is the streamer's most popular plan and it previously cost £10.99.

The cost of the streaming service has increased by as much as £24. Netflix has updated the prices on its website. For users who are subscribed to the standard tier, the cost has jumped up by £2 to £12.99 per month. This is the streamer's most popular plan and it previously cost £10.99.

Netlifx has hiked its subscription prices without adverts by £2, or 18%, to £12.99 a month for British users. It comes as the streaming service achieved record audience figures in 2024. A Netflix spokesperson said: ‘We will occasionally ask our members to pay a little more so that we can reinvest to further improve Netflix”.