4 Things to Know About Netflix's Cheaper Plan With Ads!

Netflix is launching a cheaper plan with ads. The new plan will cost $6.99 a month in the United States, but there are some things you need to know before you sign up. In today's video, I share the the pros and cons of Netflix's ad-supported plan.

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[MichaelSaves]

Thanks for watching today’s video. Will you try Netflix’s cheaper plan with ads?

[superlibbyanne]

I remember when it was only $6.99 for Netflix in general.

[legoshi]

Dropping netflix by not using my families before 2019 was a great idea and money saving.

I think ill stick to Hulu with Ad's since im used to seeing ad's on the platform.

[GTA_]

This is why people should not have stopped going to places like Blockbuster. Even if you couldn't afford to rent movies i could get all my manga and used games there.

[mistertor]

I just stopped my Netflix a couple months ago so I could get caught up on some watch parties with some friends on a couple shows on HBO max. When I eventually find something I want to watch on Netflix, I might do the ad supported plan only if there are shows I just want to watch by myself. For watch parties to stay in sync, everybody has to be on non-advertising supported plans.

[tkralva.]

Why are people complaining.

At £4.99 a month, you get 30 seconds to 1 minute of ads per 60/90 minutes. (Which everyone knows noone watches as it is time to go to toilet, make a cup of tea etc).
Plus 2 devices can watch, so I can watch on the TV and child can watch upstairs on laptop.

Absolutely no brainer to save £3 a month and have a better service, as before only 1 device could watch.

Why are people complaining when it is 1. Cheaper and 2. Offering more.

[michalstoklosa]

Nope. I recently changed to all of my streaming services without ads and I don’t regret it at all! I’ll stick with the $15 a month Standard HD plan.

[DiversificationPlus]

You get any movie online ...why should you pay ?

[guermantsapin]

Going back to stone age, watching movies with ads😂😂😂 and paying for it🤣🤣🤣

[down]

I'm glad to hear that the Netflix Basic Plan is going to be in HD (720p) rather than SD (480p). If I'm gonna be watching Netflix at least on a 32 inch screen, it has to be 1080p. But if I'm only gonna be watching Netflix on my phone or laptop, then it wouldn't be a bad idea to go with 720p.

[NoCaping]

I wouldn't sign up because your saying you can't even access all the Netflix content lik wat are they thinking its a no for me because of that and also they can add at least 1 more stream in there

[garymilner]

Ok, I sign up for the $6.99 plan and began clicking on the movies that I wanted to watch and ever time a message would come and say this movie can not be watch on the device, , (the device is my
tv), , and after trying for a few mins I called to cancel the plan and was told that I can could cancel
but would charged for that month, and I got mad and held at the rep. and she finally agreed to cancel and refund my money, , So be aware this is netflix scam and they want you to up grade to the $15.99 plan

[cerealkiillar]

We've stopped using Netflix. It's a total waste. 99% of it is crap. Then the cost--or the ads. SO MANY ADS. My life is going by. I resent ads so much that I GO OUT OF MY WAY NOT TO BUY/USE anything in the ads. And I know I'm not alone!

[michaelwyckoff]

Hey Michael finally got all my devices updated to the new Roku 11.5 I have Netflix and i dont use it that much. I am thinking about dropping down to a lower tier from$22.00 to $6.99 .I dont think ill miss the resolution too much because my TV upscales pretty good.

[allencasey]

No Netfix for me of any sort. I dropped it long ago.

[M_Y_Wolde]

720p is a deal breaker. Charge a few more dollars and give me Ads with 4k, and I am in.

[mikemcelwain]

Just wondering how many series and movies you can’t watch with the basic with ads

[ghtraining]

We had Netflix for years but we stopped this year when they increased their prices again. I was interested in the ad option for 6.99. BUT only for a 720 option. Piss off Netflix!
Plex it is

[tydamon]

Oh no that's very bad for an ad supported plan. To hell with Netflix. I'll go back to renting exactly what I wanna see.

[tutacat]

No. Basic was already 720p. They just added an advert version.
Except now it's Standard with ads, so the same as standard (1080p + 2 viewers)