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Netflix raises prices in Singapore as analysts remain ‘neutral’ on counter

Monthly subscription prices in the Republic raised by S$2 to S$4 effective from Apr 18, with the priciest tier costing S$29.98

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Benjamin Cher

Benjamin Cher

Published Wed, Apr 23, 2025 · 05:44 PM
    • Netflix has yet to launch ads in Asia-Pacific, which is slated for Q2. With ads, there will be lower-priced plans, which will improve monetisation for the streaming service.
    • Netflix has yet to launch ads in Asia-Pacific, which is slated for Q2. With ads, there will be lower-priced plans, which will improve monetisation for the streaming service. PHOTO: AFP

    [SINGAPORE] Netflix has raised its subscription prices in Singapore by S$2 to S$4, effective from Apr 18 (Friday), even as analysts remain neutral on the counter.

    The monthly prices of the three subscription plans have gone up from S$13.98 to S$15.98 for the basic subscription, from S$19.98 to S$22.98 for the standard subscription and from S$25.98 to S$29.98 for the premium subscription.

    This price hike follows increases in large markets that have performed in line with expectations, said the company in its first-quarter 2025 results release on Apr 17.

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