Netflix has announced that it is offering free upgrades to the next subscription tier for one month, to all subscribers who buy a new Netflix subscription now. That means, if a new subscriber opts for the Netflix ‘Basic’ plan, he gets a free upgrade to the Netflix ‘Standard’ plan. Likewise, if a new subscriber opts for the ‘Standard’ plan at the time of subscribing, he gets a free upgrade to the Netflix ‘Premium’ plan.
The offer is only available to new Netflix subscribers only, and is applicable to the Rs. 499 “Basic” and Rs. 649 “Standard” Netflix plans. That means if you pick “Basic”, you’ll be upgraded to “Standard” for the first 30 days at no additional cost. And if you pick “Standard”, you’ll get a month of “Premium”, which otherwise costs Rs. 799 per month.
For those that don’t know, Netflix’s Basic plans provides customary definition video on a single display screen at a time. However, the Standard plan provides HD video on as much as 2 screens at a time. On the opposite hand, Premium provides 4K streaming on as much as 4 screens at a time. Here’s a screenshot evaluating all of the plans Netflix provides in India.
On the finish of the 30-day free improve, Netflix will ask members in the event that they want to keep on the upper plan. From there on, you may have to pay the same old value — Rs. 649 for “Commonplace” or Rs. 799 for “Premium”. In the event that they selected to not pay additional, you may be demoted to the plan that you just initially selected. By giving members a style of the extra options one tier up, Netflix is hoping to entice customers to pay extra going ahead.
The free upgrade offers are a part of a promotional campaign to get more subscribers to buy its higher-priced Standard and Premium plans. Netflix has run similar promotional plans in other countries too. The free offers are designed to give viewers a taste of watching its content at higher resolutions, hoping that they’ll stay on in the higher plans. Of course, if they agree to stay on in the higher-priced plans, they will have to pay the extra cost from there on, since the free upgrades are only for one month.
The offer is only available to new Netflix subscribers only, and is applicable to the Rs. 499 “Basic” and Rs. 649 “Standard” Netflix plans. That means if you pick “Basic”, you’ll be upgraded to “Standard” for the first 30 days at no additional cost. And if you pick “Standard”, you’ll get a month of “Premium”, which otherwise costs Rs. 799 per month.
For those that don’t know, Netflix’s Basic plans provides customary definition video on a single display screen at a time. However, the Standard plan provides HD video on as much as 2 screens at a time. On the opposite hand, Premium provides 4K streaming on as much as 4 screens at a time. Here’s a screenshot evaluating all of the plans Netflix provides in India.
On the finish of the 30-day free improve, Netflix will ask members in the event that they want to keep on the upper plan. From there on, you may have to pay the same old value — Rs. 649 for “Commonplace” or Rs. 799 for “Premium”. In the event that they selected to not pay additional, you may be demoted to the plan that you just initially selected. By giving members a style of the extra options one tier up, Netflix is hoping to entice customers to pay extra going ahead.
The free upgrade offers are a part of a promotional campaign to get more subscribers to buy its higher-priced Standard and Premium plans. Netflix has run similar promotional plans in other countries too. The free offers are designed to give viewers a taste of watching its content at higher resolutions, hoping that they’ll stay on in the higher plans. Of course, if they agree to stay on in the higher-priced plans, they will have to pay the extra cost from there on, since the free upgrades are only for one month.
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Netflix Offers Free One Month Upgrade to New Subscribers For Basic & Standard Plans in India
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