Streaming prices climb in 2025 after already surpassing inflation rates
Briefly

The trend of increasing streaming subscription fees shows no signs of abating, with several major providers raising rates in January 2025. Reports show a significant percentage of consumers feeling the impact of these price hikes, with 44% of heavy users noticing rising costs. Key reports indicate that many viewers are ready to cancel services over price increases, with 52% of respondents deeming subscriptions too expensive. In contrast to inflation and pay TV, streaming has seen a much sharper increase, raising concerns over value and service retention amongst consumers.
In recent years, streaming subscription fees have risen significantly, with many users feeling the pinch, prompting concerns over the value they receive for their money.
The trend of rising streaming costs shows no signs of stopping, as consumers express frustrations over increased expenses and consider canceling services.
Read at Ars Technica
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