Hulu and Disney+ subscriptions are going up — here’s how much

It’s getting fairly expensive to look at your favourite exhibits with out interruption.

Beginning Oct. 12, Hulu will increase its ad-free subscription from $14.99 to $17.99 monthly.

Disney+ will even see a bounce from $10.99 to $13.99 for its month-to-month ad-free plan.

And earlier than you and your shut circle resolve to chip in for a shared account, you need to know that Disney CEO Bob Iger additionally introduced Wednesday that the corporate is “actively exploring methods to deal with account sharing and the very best choices for paying subscribers to share their accounts with associates and households.”

In different phrases: a crackdown on password sharing, maybe just like what Netflix launched in Could, is coming to Hulu.

What’s extra, the corporate launched a brand new ad-free Disney+ and Hulu bundle — with out ESPN+ — referred to as “Duo Premium,” out there Sept. 6 for a month-to-month charge of $19.99.

If commercials don’t hassle you, and also you pay $7.99 a month for standalone Hulu or Disney+, your payments shouldn’t change.

Neither will the corporate’s “Duo” Hulu and Disney+ plan with adverts. That will even stay unchanged at $9.99 monthly.

Disney+ launched in November 2019 for simply $7 a month for ad-free content material.

The Walt Disney Firm streaming providers’ value hikes come as Netflix’s commonplace plan totals $16 — until you wish to add an additional member outdoors of the family. That’ll value one other $8.

Max’s monthly ad-free plan is $15.99, whereas Peacock subscriptions vary from $6 to $12.