Netflix has four different price points for its service at the moment. Its lowest price tier, available currently in 12 territories, including the US, is $6.99 a month, which matches the price for Apple TV Plus. However, that price is for the Basic with Ads plan, which only supports one device at a time and adds commercials at the beginning and during movies and TV shows. For most territories, the Basic plan is still available at $9.99 a month. It supports one concurrent stream, 720p video resolution, and no ads. The second tier costs $15.49 monthly, with two concurrent streams and 1080p resolution. The third tier costs $19.99 monthly, with four streams simultaneously and 4K resolution support.
Boasting popular Hulu Originals like Solar Opposites, Love Victor, American Horror Stories, and new series How I Met Your Father, the on-demand service is also bolstered by its new IPTV offering which adds over 75 live TV channels, including live sports broadcasts. The service has three main pricing tiers (opens in new tab); a basic $6.99-a-month ad-supported option, a $12.99 ad-free monthly tier, and the aforementioned Hulu with Live TV which comes in at $69.99.
Apple TV Plus Launches in November with a $9.99 Monthly Fee
NBC's streaming service offers three tiers: a free subscription that still has ads, a premium subscription at $4.99 that has limited ads but also live sports and events, and a plus tier that is $9.99 and has zero ads and allows you to download and watch select titles offline. However, if you're willing to deal with about a minute of ads, the free tier is a solid option. 2ff7e9595c
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