US EditionNetflix Hikes Subscription Prices In South Africa - Stuff South Africa
- Netflix raised subscription prices in South Africa, affecting multiple plans starting June 7, 2025.
- The price increase follows a previous hike in October 2021 and includes changes mainly to Mobile, Standard, and Premium tiers.
- The Basic plan remains at R100 per month at 720p resolution, while the Standard plan increased from R160 to R180, and Mobile now costs R60.
- Some customers have received email warnings, and Netflix updated its website to display the new fees, which represent hikes up to 20%.
- This price change signals continued adjustments by Netflix in South Africa, potentially prompting subscribers to consider alternative streaming options.
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