According to The Hollywood Reporter, WWE's streaming partner, Netflix, has announced an increase in its subscription prices. The standard plan with ads will rise from $7.99 to $8.99 per month. Additionally, the standard plan will increase by $2 per month, bringing the total to $19.99, and the premium plan will also rise by $2 per month to $26.99.
Here are the updated streaming prices:
* Standard With Ads: $8.99/month (up from $7.99), one stream in HD, with advertising
* Standard: $19.99/month (up from $17.99), two streams in HD, no ads
* Premium: $26.99/month (up from $24.99), four streams, 4K, no ads
Additionally, it has been announced that Netflix has increased the cost of adding an extra member to existing plans by $1. The new prices are $6.99 to add a member to the Standard with Ads plan and $9.99 for the ad-free plans. This marks the first major price increase for Netflix plans since January 2025.
Netflix is the primary streaming partner for WWE, airing Monday Night RAW weekly in the U.S. Earlier this year, Netflix also became the new streaming home for the WWE library in the U.S. Furthermore, the platform hosts WWE’s weekly live programming and premium live events outside of the U.S.
