Jesse James
The other day at Apple’s annual Keynote event held in California, the brand announced the launch of Apple TV+. The streaming service will debut on November 1 in over 100 countries. The service has a subscription fee of $4.99 USD per month, half the price of its prior rumored fee.
This announcement arrives a few weeks after Disney+ released an exclusive three-year subscription discount for D23 members. With streaming services serving up their own, original content, subscribers around the world have options. However, how much do all of these streaming options cost? Today we take a look at all of the prices, as several companies are throwing their hat in the ring.
Take a look at the current streaming services and their monthly fees in USD below. Keep it locked for more tech news and much more on the streaming side of entertainment coming soon.
HBO Now – $14.99
YouTube Premium – $12
Hulu – $11.99 (ad-supported option – $5.99)
CBS All Access – $9.99 (ad-supported option – $5.99)
WWE Network – $9.99
Amazon Prime – $8.99 (Prime Video option – $8.99)
Netflix – $8.99
Starz – $8.99
Crunchyroll – $7.99
Disney+ – $6.99 (ad-supported version of Hulu and ESPN+ bundle for $12.99)
Funimation – $5.99
Shudder – $5.99
Apple TV+ – $4.99
