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  2. Netflix announces price increases — here's what to know - AOL

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    The prices for Netflix with ads ($6.99) and the standard plan ($15.49) are staying the same. However, the basic level will now be $11.99 and premium will be $22.99.

  3. The Hidden Price Hikes: Why You Need to Check How Much ... - AOL

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    By 2007, Netflix offered $8.99 plans with unlimited streaming options and lower-cost options for users with limited streaming time. Another example is HBO, known today as Max, which started ...

  4. Netflix is axing its cheapest, ad-free plan in the US - AOL

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    Basic users in the US who want an ad-free viewing experience on Netflix will now have two choices: Netflix’s Standard plan, which costs $15.49 per month, and its Premium plan, which costs $22.99 ...

  5. Netflix’s Latest Price Hikes Explained - AOL

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    The prices for Netflix’s two most popular tiers — the standard plan with ads and the standard plan without ads — will remain unchanged at $6.99 and $15.49, respectively.

  6. Timeline of Netflix - Wikipedia

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    Netflix announces that it will raise the price of its standard HD plan to $10 per month, up from $9 per month for recent customers. This price hike will be gradually rolled in, a strategy it calls "un-grandfathering."

  7. Netflix raises its prices in the U.S., as the cost of content ...

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    A Netflix premium plan that allows for streaming on four screens at one time and Ultra HD, would rise $2 to $19.99 a month. Netflix also raised the price for standard and premium subscription ...

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