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Streaming Prices Continue to Balloon: Is ‘Streamflation’ at a Breaking Point?

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Streaming Prices Continue to Balloon: Is ‘Streamflation’ at a Breaking Point?

Death.

Taxes.

Price hikes on Netflix, HBO Max and more.

It’s become an inevitable part of modern life: The major entertainment streaming services have been regularly upping their fees — for some, the increases have come once a year.

The average price of ad-free streaming services increased 54% from 2021 to 2025, according to research […]

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