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Streaming: Netflix Increases Prices in Germany

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It's time again: Netflix is becoming more expensive in Germany as well. The video streaming market leader refers to the larger offer as usual.

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Those who watch films and series in the highest image quality will have to pay two more euros per month at Netflix. Standard tariffs with and without advertising will also become more expensive.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Netflix increases prices again after more than two years. In Austria, the basic price rises from 8.99 to 10.99 euros per month. The most expensive "Premium" subscription with 4K image quality and 3D sound costs now 21.99 euros instead of previously 19.99 euros, according to information on the Netflix website.

·Vienna, Austria
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A little more than two years after the last price increase, Netflix will again be more expensive in Germany. A subscription model will also be completely eliminated in the future. After more than two years, video streaming market leader Netflix will again increase prices in Germany. The most expensive "Premium" subscription with 4K image quality and 3D sound now costs 21.99 euros per month instead of 19.99 euros, as stated on the Netflix website…

·Hamburg, Germany
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Just over two years after the last price increase, the most popular streaming service in Germany is again becoming more expensive. The reason remains the old one. Netflix will no longer offer the base subscription in the future.

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The most expensive "Premium" subscription with 4K image quality and 3D sound now costs 21.99 euros instead of 19.99 euros, according to data on the Netflix website.

·Vienna, Austria
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"An attractive range of programmes requires high investment: With this argument Netflix is justifying its price increases. Now again, the

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saarbruecker-zeitung.de broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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