HBO Max is increasing its subscription prices across the board.
The streaming service announced on Tuesday (October 21) that each tier will go up and the price goes into effect immediately for new subscribers and on the next billing cycle for existing users on or after November 20.
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The “Basic With Ads” tier is going up by $1/month (to $10.99) and $10/year (to $109.99). Meanwhile, the “Standard” tier will rise by $1.50/month (to $18.49) and $15/year (to $184.99).
The “Premium” option isn’t spared either, jumping by $2/month (to $22.99) and $20/year (now $229.99).
The price hike comes as parent company Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav argued that HBO Max has been “way underpriced” during a tech conference last month, citing the high quality of its original programming as justification for the bump.
So if you’re thinking of locking in the current lower price—or considering whether to continue your subscription, now might be a good time to act.
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Source: justjared.com