Not satisfied with your current Netflix subscription plan? Unfortunately, there is a possibility that it may deteriorate, along with other streaming services.
As streaming services continue to raise their prices month after month, we have all noticed our bills increasing with each blink. While Netflix remains at the forefront of these changes, other popular platforms like Disney Plus and Hulu are also following suit.
Despite this, according to a new report by The New York Times, it appears that we may soon be facing higher prices for a greater variety of content – and not in a favorable manner.
In discussions with multiple CEOs and chairmen from the largest platforms, a consensus was reached that prices will continue to rise, and there will also be a rise in the number of advertisements seen during new movies and TV shows.
During an interview, Mr. Chapek, spokesperson for Disney, discussed the benefits of advertising subscriptions, stating that it is a great way to attract price-sensitive consumers. He also noted that even though heavy users may still be willing to pay the higher monthly fee, the option of an advertising subscription provides an alternative for those who may not be able to afford it.
Despite this, the response to the report does not accurately reflect the same sentiment.
One fan expressed on Reddit that they no longer have a “dedicated”streaming service. They stated that none of the available services have a large enough library to maintain their interest, so they simply subscribe to one until they finish watching 1-2 shows, then cancel and move on.
Another individual concurred, stating, “If they start reintroducing regular commercials, I’m out. I can’t handle that anymore. I will unsubscribe from any company that imposes them on their subscriptions.”
“We all knew this was going to happen. I’ll go back to sailing the high seas if necessary. I have no interest in watching ads, especially since half of them are scams nowadays,”commented a third person.
The cost of Netflix subscriptions varies from $7 to $23 per month, whereas Disney Plus offers ad-supported subscriptions for $7.99 per month and ad-free subscriptions for $13.99 per month.
Despite the ongoing debate about the future of streaming services, it appears that the models are shifting towards a more traditional cable format. However, there continues to be a high rate of cancellation for shows and movies on these platforms.
Another fan reflected on the current state of production and how it often leads people to continue watching their favorite comfort series instead of seeking out new content.
“Most shows on streaming services face a high risk of cancellation, and even those that continue often have excessively long production times between seasons, resulting in less than 10 episodes per season.”
“I understand that producing quality work takes time, but when combined with a reputation for canceling, it can make people hesitant to invest their time.”
If you are still committed to streaming, you can access new movies and TV shows on all available platforms.
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