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Back|Netflix erhöht Preise in allen Abo-Stufen
Netflix erhöht Preise in allen Abo-Stufen
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Spiegel Netzwelt·49 minutes ago·Business·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany

Netflix erhöht Preise in allen Abo-Stufen

Streamingdienst wird teurer: Premium-Abo kostet künftig 21,99 Euro, auch Tarife mit und ohne Werbung steigen um jeweils zwei Euro.

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  • Netflix erhöht die Preise für alle Abonnements in Deutschland um jeweils zwei Euro.
  • Das Premium-Abo kostet nun 21,99 Euro, das Standard-Abo 15,99 Euro und die werbeunterstützte Variante 6,99 Euro.
  • Das Basis-Abo läuft aus.

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Netflix passt regelmäßig seine Preisstrukturen in verschiedenen Märkten an.

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Netflix wird teurer – in allen Preisstufen. Das Premium-Abo des Streamingdiensts kostet fortan 21,99 statt 19,99 Euro pro Monat, das Standard-Abo ohne Werbung landet bei 15,99 statt 13,99 Euro. Auch das Einsteiger-Abo des US-Diensts, das Standard-Abo mit Werbung, kostet künftig zwei Euro mehr: 6,99 Euro statt 4,99 Euro. Sein sogenanntes Basis-Abo lässt Netflix auslaufen.

Mit der neuen Preisstruktur kostet es Film- und Serienfans erstmals mehr als 20 Euro pro Monat, Netflix in UHD-Bildqualität zu schauen, da diese Auflösung weiterhin nur im Premium-Tarif steckt. Die anderen beiden Abos bieten Inhalte in Full-HD.

Das Premium-Abo umfasst bei Netflix vier zeitgleiche Streams. Standard-Nutzer, egal ob mit oder ohne Werbung, können auf maximal zwei Geräten gleichzeitig schauen.

Wie »Caschys Blog« bemerkt, wird die Preiserhöhung der Haupttarife auch Kunden betreffen, die Netflix monatsweise über die Telekom beziehen. Auf der Telekom-Website heißt es, dass sich die Preise für Netflix-Optionen ohne Vertragslaufzeit zum 1. November 2026 um zwei Euro erhöhen.

Grundsätzlich, sofern man über Drittanbieter wie die Telekom keinen Vertrag mit längerer Laufzeit gebucht hat, lassen sich Netflix-Abos jederzeit kündigen. Auf die Abo-Inhalte hat man danach noch bis zum Ende des laufenden Abrechnungszeitraums Zugriff.

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  • ?Wie stark wirkt sich die Preiserhöhung auf die Kündigungsrate aus?
  • ?Wann folgen Preiserhöhungen in anderen Ländern?

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  • Netflix erhöht die Preise für alle Abonnements in Deutschland um jeweils zwei Euro.
  • Das Premium-Abo kostet nun 21,99 Euro, das Standard-Abo 15,99 Euro und die werbeunterstützte Variante 6,99 Euro.
  • Das Basis-Abo läuft aus.

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