If you’re binging on a few shows on Netflix, it’s time to pay up.
CNBC reported that Netflix quietly removed its basic ad-free plan, which cost $9.99 a month on Wednesday for new and returning subscribers.
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That left the streaming giant with three tiers, with the standard $6.99 a month as its cheapest option and $19.99 a month for the most expensive option.
Those who prefer an ad-free experience will need to pay $15.49.
Current subscribers are not affected unless they cancel or change plans, Variety reported.
Netflix launched the ad tier late last year, as reported by CNBC, as a way to boost customers on the ad-supported “Standard with Ads” plan. That plan allows users to stream two devices at the same time.
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