Disney has raised streaming prices repeatedly, which could bring in more per customer. The article also says viewers may cut services to control costs, and reports no subscriber changes.
Higher fees could bring in more money from each Disney+ customer. Yet the article says people may drop services to keep spending flat. It gives no subscriber changes or sales results, so the two possibilities leave Disney's outlook unchanged.
Paramount+ raised prices earlier this year, but viewers may cut services to control costs. The story gives no subscriber results for Paramount+.
Netflix raised prices earlier this year, but the article says viewers may drop services to limit spending. It reports no change in Netflix subscribers.
The article lists HBO Max subscription prices and says streaming costs have risen overall. It gives no new information about HBO Max subscribers or sales.
Peacock raised prices earlier this year, but the article says consumers may drop streaming services to limit costs. It reports no subscriber changes for Peacock.
Apple raised its streaming price, and the article says it could add a cheaper ad-supported plan later. It gives no customer response or sales results.
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