Streaming services prices compared — United States
This table compares published monthly subscription prices, streaming allowances, video quality, and contract terms for streaming services in the United States.
- Companies
- 3
- Rows compared
- 6
- Last checked
- 9 Nov 2026
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Streaming services prices compared — United States
This table compares published monthly subscription prices, streaming allowances, video quality, and contract terms for streaming services in the United States.
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Full comparisonHulu
Full seasons of exclusive series, current-season episodes, hit movies, and originals.
- Monthly price
- $12.49 to $21.49 / month
- Simultaneous streams
- Up to 2 devices simultaneously via Disney+
- Maximum resolution
- Selected library titles support 4K and HDR on compatible devices
- Ads on the cheapest tier
- Yes, entry tier is ad-supported
- Free trial
- Not published
- Live content
- Live TV available as a separate package; select live content has ads
Netflix
On-demand movies, TV shows, and mobile games.
- Monthly price
- $8.99 to $26.99 / month
- Simultaneous streams
- Watch on 2 to 4 supported devices at a time depending on plan
- Maximum resolution
- 4K (Ultra HD) + HDR on Premium tier
- Ads on the cheapest tier
- Yes, Standard with ads tier is ad-supported
- Free trial
- Not published
- Live content
- Not published
Plans and Pricing | Netflix Help CChecked 9 Nov 2026Disney+
Movies, series, documentaries, and originals from Disney, Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars.
- Monthly price
- $12.49 to $21.49 / month
- Simultaneous streams
- Not published
- Maximum resolution
- 4K/HDR video supported on eligible content
- Ads on the cheapest tier
- Yes, standalone with ads plan includes advertising
- Free trial
- Not published
- Live content
- Select live and linear content served with ads
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