Netflix’s Ad-Supported Affordable Plan Launching on November 3

We have been hearing aboutNetflix’s ad plan, which is a way for the OTT platform to get more subscribers. This plan, which Netflix callsBasic with Ads, is now confirmed to launch on November 3. Check out the price and more details.

Netflix Ad Plan: Price and Details

TheNetflixBasic with Adsplan will launch on November 3 in the US at 9 am PT and is priced at $6.99(~ Rs 575) a month. It will be available in 11 other countries: Australia, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Spain, and the UK.

However, there’s no word on its availability in India yet. And whenever this happens, it will be priced more competitively, possibly lesser than the Rs 149 mobile plan in the country.

This plan joins the existing Basic plan ($9.99/month, Rs 199/month), the Standard plan ($19.9/month, Rs 499/month), and the Premium plan ($19.99/month, Rs 649/month). The new ad-supported plan willinclude a wide variety of TV shows and movies in HD quality. Although, it will miss out on some content due to licensing issues, asrumored previouslytoo. Netflix says that it is working on removing these restrictions in the future.

Netflix, in ablog post, said, “We’re confident that with Netflix starting at $6.99 a month, we now have a price and plan for every fan. While it’s still very early days, we’re pleased with the interest from both consumers and the advertising community — and couldn’t be more excited about what’s ahead. As we learn from and improve the experience, we expect to launch in more countries over time.“

Also,there won’t be an option to download the content for offline viewing, something we haveheard before. As for the ads part, which may be a concern for many, Netflix will show an average of 4 to 5 minutes of ads per hour. There will be ads at the beginning and during a movie or a show,being 15-30 seconds long.

For the advertisers, Netflix will introduce targeting capabilities for them to reach the relevant audience, tools to verify the viewability and traffic validity, and the presence of Digital Ad Ratings (DAR) in the US (meant to launch in 2023). Netflix has partnered with Microsoft to handle the advertisement part.

So, are you excited about the new Netflix ad-supported plan? Do you think you will go for it? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.

Vanshika Malhotra

Started off as a stranger but tech is more like a good friend, thanks to over 5 years in the industry. While everything is attractive about tech, phones, social media, and quirky gadgets attract me the most. When not working, I find my solace in shopping and everything that concerns doggos!

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