Those basic subscriptions on Stan, Binge and Netflix, however, only let you use a single screen at once and they don’t come with basic HD, which is a pretty average offering in 2022. This brings the running total to $68.95 – yikes. If you want to introduce Paramount+ into the fold, that’ll set you back an additional $8.99 each month. So, it’s around $60 per month to join each service at the basic level if you want to watch content for days. Adding in Apple for $7.99 will bring the total up to $59.96. That’s $51.97 per month, or $54.97 with the added Amazon price increase. Let’s say you want to join all the major services at the cheapest price available.Ī Netflix Basic account is now $10.99 (but you can also opt for the ads version, at $6.99), Stan and Binge start at $10 each, Disney+’s price is now $13.99, while Amazon Prime Video is $6.99 (though the price is increasing to $9.99 from June 28, 2023). How much do the main streaming services cost in Australia? In the interest of public service journalism, we decided to crunch the numbers for you to better understand what it’ll cost to subscribe to every streaming service in Australia. Here’s How Australia’s Streaming Services Stack Up on Price, Features and Content There’s also Plex and Ozflix which aren’t subscription based, but the latter does charger per movie. In addition to all of the above, there are smaller, more niche services like Hayu, Shudder, Britbox and YouTube Premium - all of which contain unique programming as well.
There’s also Apple TV+ and newcomer Paramount+.īut that’s not all. There are five primary streaming services in Australia right now: Netflix, Stan, Binge, Disney+ and Amazon Prime Video. For anyone wanting a piece of all the content all the time, that’s very bad news. While each streaming service isn’t that expensive individually, once you bundle up all the options, it gets pretty ridiculous. There’s no denying Australia’s streaming market has gotten a whole lot more crowded over the years. BTW - prices are accurate and items in stock at the time of posting. We have affiliate and advertising partnerships, which means we may collect a share of sales or other compensation from the links on this page.
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