Netflix’s pricing dilemma 

Netflix is facing a delicate balancing act, writes reporter Adam Clark in a recent Barron’s article.


As Netflix approaches its Q3 2023 earnings report, it grapples with enhancing margins without compromising its subscriber base. Clark leverages insights from HundredX, spotlighting customer fatigue stemming from a steady flow of price hikes in the streaming sector.


HundredX’s research uncovers a significant trend: as consumers grow increasingly dissatisfied with streaming services’ prices, they are beginning to warm to the cost of cable. There is speculation that Netflix is considering another price hike soon, a strategy that might be met with resistance from increasingly price-sensitive consumers.

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Check out HundredX’s recent analysis on streaming services to view more information about Netflix and its competitors, including Disney+, Hulu, Max, and Amazon Prime.

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Please contact our team for a deeper look at HundredX's video streaming data, which includes more than 230,000 pieces of customer feedback across 23 streaming services.

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