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Streaming services compared — worldwide

The big four streaming subscriptions compared on published monthly price, ad tiers, simultaneous streams, video quality and trials.

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Last checked
9 Nov 2026
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Streaming services compared — worldwide

The big four streaming subscriptions compared on published monthly price, ad tiers, simultaneous streams, video quality and trials.

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  • Netflix

    Netflix is a streaming service that offers a wide variety of TV shows and movies.

    Monthly price
    $8.99 to $26.99
    Ad-supported tier
    Standard with ads
    Simultaneous streams
    2 or 4 supported devices
    Video quality
    1080p or 4K (Ultra HD) + HDR
    Free trial
    Not published
    What is included
    Unlimited movies, TV shows, and games
  • Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max Bundle

    Explore three massive libraries from some of the biggest brands in entertainment.

    Monthly price
    $21.99/month for the With Ads plan or $34.99/month for the No Ads plan.
    Ad-supported tier
    Yes, the With Ads plan is available.
    Simultaneous streams
    Stream on up to 4 devices at the same time with Disney+ and up to 2 devices with Hulu and HBO Max.
    Video quality
    4K UHD and Dolby Atmos on Disney+; HD 1080p on Hulu and HBO Max.
    Free trial
    No free trial is available for the bundle.
    What is included
    Subscriptions to Disney+, Hulu, and HBO Max.
  • Apple TV

    Stream hundreds of exclusive shows and movies, with new releases every week.

    Monthly price
    $14.99 per month
    Ad-supported tier
    No ads
    Simultaneous streams
    Not published
    Video quality
    Not published
    Free trial
    7 days free for new subscribers
    What is included
    Hundreds of exclusive Apple Original shows and movies, plus Friday Night Baseball
    Apple TVChecked 9 Nov 2026

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