Disney Jacks Up Prices For Disney+, ESPN+, Hulu and Hulu with Live TV
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2023
- Today in Cord Cutting Today for August 10th, 2023 we take a look at some of the biggest stories in the world of cord cutting including: Disney Jacks Up Prices For Disney+, ESPN+, Hulu and Hulu with Live TV.
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I got D+ for Marvel and Star Wars. It's been a massive disappointment. Everything Disney buys turns to crap. I already decided not to renew it, but now I'm thinking of dropping hulu too. It's just not as good as it used to be.
The online streamers are going to price themselves out just like cable did.
Yup. I'll just stick to one service at a time. It's all about greed. This is just the intro price.
You all realize most streaming services are loosing billions of dollars per year because the price is too cheap to be profitable
@thedude5040 Then they should cut back on overhead, like how much the people in the office get paid.
@@thedude5040 exactly. It won't be long before we see 40.00 or 50.00
Yes! In a few years and prices will be similar to cable; then will people be stream-cutters? I only have Max and once my annual payment expires, I am cancelling it and will only watch antenna shows and free apps.
You know Hulu was really good before Disney got involved again Disney messes things up
Yes, true. If I never had Disney+ as part of my bundle, I would not have missed it. Sadly, I enjoy the Mandalorian and a few other obscure programs, it is hard to give up. That said, I will cut it off if the "liked" programming vs price gets too far out of balance to justify.
Agreed…..once Disney took them over, it’s been downhill ever since
It wasn't just Disney taking them over but also all these owners started getting their content back to put on their own streaming platforms. That's why I changed the most. Other than that Hulu doesn't look much different to me.
This is absolutely insane. I may be seriously considering cutting down in some of these streaming apps. To give customers this big of a price hike is ridiculous
I think the price hike is necessary and warranted
@@thedude5040Cut sports - that's the most expensive garbage.
@@jimroscoviusThe problem with that is a lot of people aren't willing to pay a separate fee for sports programs alone. Bob Iger wants to spin off ESPN into a separate streaming service, and it'll blow up in Disney's face. No one is willing to pay more than, say, $5 per month for ESPN by itself.
@jimroscovius personally I don't mind $100/mo going to streaming services. Heck my darn water bill is usually around $300-500/mo in the summer. No I dont own a pool or have lush green grass.
@thedude5040 I hear ya on that. My water bill runs $180 every month, including garbage pick-up, year around, and I hardly water and don't have a pool either. But I'm currently saving $90/mo, and that will drop lower and lower and fees go up and up, mostly for stupid sports crap. Let people people pay for sports if they want it, and let the rest of us have lower rates. If rates continue to go up, I'll just drop them and use the free services.
The one thing with the streaming services though is you don't want to pay those prices you can easily dump them, unlike when you are locked into cable. So at least the consumer can give the middle finger to streaming services that are seemingly intent on becoming cable'esque in pricing.
For now lol
At this point yes!
You're never locked into cable. You can leave any time.
The difference is that cable companies have some purchase power and consumers of streaming don't, other than dropping it. But if it's true that Netflix got more subscribers, when they should have had fewer, it's obvious there are people out there unwilling to inconvenience themselves for a few months in order to force those companies to bring down prices.
Yeah, for now but being able to jump ship month to month may change in the future too. So what we see now mostly likely will not be the same in a few years since they are trying to build their profitability. Steady subscribers will be a plus for them. Not sure if they will do it now or later but possibly a 3 month, 6 month, and a year obligation at a lower price is possible to attract longer subscribers. Time will tell if I'm right but until things settle down anything is possible right now.🤷🏽♀️
I watch a good amount of the free ad supported channels-freevee, tubi, roku, and Pluto. Great for old television and obscure films
They didn't make it too cheap. They just spent too much.
I’m canceling Disney+. They recently raised their price, and now again? No thanks 👎
I use Tubi the most seems like their commercial's are short and not to often.
They have kind of weird commercials, some are for business owners, and many are in Spanish. You often see the same commercials over and over again.
@@iworkout6912 That's what I was going to say. Love to watch Tubi but the repetitiveness of the ads makes me want to pull out my hair!
with WWE events on peacock at $5.99 still not a bad deal
I will be canceling. I haven’t watched Disney+ and Hulu in at least a year. Years for ESPN.
After my yearly subs with Hulu (Sept) and Max (Nov) expire, I will be down to Internet, Netflix (4K) , Philo and Amazon Prime (yearly). My monthly cost will be $98.26. I'll pick up a different streaming service for a month or two when needed. These companies are only going to cut their own throats.
I've said it before and I'll say it again. Disney Plus is going to have to remove some of the content to become profitable. They gave away the house so to speak when they started selling this killing all of their sales on digital copies Blu-ray, 4K disc, etc
I think you are right. They should rotate their content. That would save them money, and keep the service looking fresh at the same time. Right now, Disney+ in particular, is feeling pretty stale as they have had the same content for years, with the exception of the new stuff they keep pushing that most people don't care to watch.
The streaming services seem to be accelerating in their move to increase costs. It may be justified. But the glory days of cutting the cord by moving to streaming service(s) to save a ton of money may soon be behind us.
And it wasn't as if the streaming was that much less expensive than cable was. I'm guessing that I probably pay close to cable now, between Google Fiber's increase, RUclips TVs HUGE increase, and the various apps that keep increasing, too. BTW, I'm doing my part for consumers by canceling Netflix. If everyone would do that and force Netflix to at least go to an account number based fee, we'd all win. Sadly, too many people just pony up without a care for how it might affect others.
@columbia2635 good grief what is your problem? Prices are going up, either get over it or find other means to pass time
Eventually streaming is going to end up being the same as Big Cable especially Live TV streaming
It's the greedy content owners
No it's not. People in American just want things for free and don't want to be financially responsible
@@thedude5040
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@@thedude5040Raising prices so that the big wigs can make more is the irresponsible part.
@@jimroscovius the vast majority of people are not so poor that $5-20/mo has any meaningful impact on their lives.
@@thedude5040 $5 here, $20 there, $10 over here, higher grocery prices, kids to feed, another $5 over here - it all adds up.
disney had a net income of 4.2 billion for 12 months ended march 31. they are not losing money on streaming. they are going to see a loss people are going to see people cut streaming and avoid the parks.
I actually receive the Disney+, Hulu+ and ESPN+ as part of my Verizon service for free and I don't even watch any of them at all. I watch primarily RUclips content and that's it. Rarely view any of of these other streaming services.
I have RUclips Premium and that is the service I watch the most and for me is worth the premium price.
Free with Verizon service. To me Verizon service is well over priced! A friend of mine has Verizon with Disney + and my tracfone service for $45.00 for two phone works better. His Verizon $165.00 one phone and tablet that half works.
At one point TV streaming services like RUclips TV cost $35 now it's more than double that. When you add in the cost of internet service to be able to stream is it still worth it? At what point will streaming services will not be affordable?
People have to start giviinh up stuff dont give in to these hollywood big corps that hate most of us just love our money. Learn to live without that one channel an throw big bundles in garbage dont pay or we gonna end where we just left
Yeah, it has changed drastically over time. It's a big reason we haven't cancelled our Comcast Xfinity cable package yet because it works for us and my husband has most of his sports when he wants them. I'm just watching and learning to see if something can work later. Other than that, Comcast Xfinity has been working on their own streaming services, Xfinity Stream, Peacock, and Xumo Play. Since we're long time customers and get Peacock Premium for free, I say see where it goes.😊
I wouldn’t give Disney 2 cents for their garbage TV, still using Blu-ray watch what I want when I want
Wow Hulu Live TV will now be $76.99. 😲
Thanks for modifying your planned video for breaking news. Watch a lot of Tubi, a little Pluto.
So a lot of folks binge-watch by churning. Any chance streaming services will find a way to choke that?
The only way they could stop churning is by making you sign up for multiple months or annual subscriptions that cannot be canceled.
I like bundles if they are low cost
With the price of internet and Hulu etc cord cutting is loosing ground if you want local tv , especially if you live in an area too far from tv towers…
My family mostly watch RUclips videos so the premium family plan is great. I wish RUclips would bundle RUclips premium with RUclips tv.
Especially with their latest large increase.
I love the free streaming apps.
I have Samsung plus and Pluto, TV and Tubi. I like them a lot😅
I never watch ESPN. I watch Hulu occasionally. I do watch Disney. I tried to eliminate ESPN but the cost to retain Disney and Hulu was much higher than if I kept ESPN. When it changes I will get rid of Hulu and ESPN and just keep Disney. I have added Brit Box and it will even out.
Exactly. I don't watch ESPN so there's no benefit to me there. I love Disney but would have a hard time keeping it over HULU.
If a basic cable tv package was 350 dollars a month their would still be people that would pay that.
I’m glad I’m not tied down to the shows I watch. If it gets pricey I gladly let them go. They can raise them all they want. I’m not paying.
I do watch Freeview, tubi and pluto
Makes you wonder how they can lose money. Maybe they should put some pressure on their source of material.
I get the same story from m cable provider for movie channels and even the local channels. I cancelled many things including
the phone service. My Provider mentioned they want to get out of the cable tv business and go internet and streaming, along with home security. If the streaming service get to greedy along with killing password sharing it could kill that business too.
Seems like going up during a writers strike when there is no new content is a bad idea.
Wish I could give 2 thumbs up!
I just read on Disneys FAQ that ad bundles that have no ads on Disney Plus are locked in! Woo!
Bundle are good ,Wondering if they keep grandfather clauses in?
Oh I’m canceling. No way Dis+ has content enough to be worth the higher cost, I go months without even using the service. Asoka and Loki season 2 are the only shows the rest of 2023 I’ll even be watching.
I'll keep my Hulu+, but I'll cut the live TV piece.
I like Disney for what it brings for us and the grand kids. Of all that I have for streaming, and it depends on the Disney price increase, it is the second most likely service I would axe.
I use Pluto TV and The Roku Channel. I love it! I do want to get an antenna so I can get local channels but I live across from an elementary school which is a major obstruction.
was a lot before.. Price jump = time to bail
No ads for me,I'll pay to keep them away!
I have the Disney, Hulu and ESPN bundle just to watch Star Wars and Marvel content. Hulu has some decent stuff and I dont watch ESPN. If Asoka is bad then I got no problem cutting it
Any streaming service that hits $15 a month is a deal breaker for me. That's when cable become the cheaper option or just buying the content on discs instead. I am curious to find out what's so expensive about broadcasting a streaming service. If the piracy companies can do it for less, so can Disney and all the others.
No ad supported viewing for me. I will probably be watching them soon when the new content is gone, and I drop all the subscriptions. There's always YT and self-education too.
If it's an option, I would consider bundling, but I don't want to be forced to pay for something that I'm not interested in. If that happens, the content will end up like just another cable company with 800 channels and nothing on for $100-$200 per month. Then no ad free options and all the other terrible things about cable that provoked us into cutting the cord to begin with. I can see it coming as the streaming service companies absorb the smaller ones and we end up with a few options and ridiculously high prices, thanks to their corporate greed and growing too big.
RUclips has far too many ads. I understand that YT needs ad revenue in order to stay afloat, but now I'm getting 2 or 3 ad breaks per video. It's annoying. If I were going to make YT my primary source of entertainment, I would pay $10 for YT so I watch it ad free. I wish that YT had a decent alternative. It's not like we can just go somewhere else.
Unless, you're going crazy with the amount of services you're paying for, streaming will never be more expensive than cable. Remember, cablecos are constantly raising prices too.
With Peacock you only get roughly 3 minutes of ads before each movie. Which is just a minor inconvenience. That doesn't bother me as much as being forced to watch 10-20 minutes of commercials. I do realize they are trying to make a profit.
There are no piracy companies. That's just people getting over and focused on making money because they are stealing content from the real companies that produce it. 🤦🏽♀️😂😂
@@MrModaman I see cable going to the fiber lines as streaming services, they won't need to provide installations or equipment and just take in the cash. Streaming services will consolidate into about 3 different companies and collectively raise their rates to the cable equivalent.
Fortunately, AI will be advanced enough for the average YTuber to generate their own content and compete directly with other streaming services. If the quality and value are there, streaming services will either have to drop their prices or pressure the FCC to develop rules to stop them.
That's the evolution of streaming as I see it at least.
Thanks!
I like watching your videos every morning when I get out of bed.
I'm not surprised about Fox News as many of its views are middle-aged or senior citizen who are less tech savvy in wanting to change. It only mildly surprised me about Fox sports. Although Fox Sports is well known for the legacy sports such as Football, Basketball and Baseball. Younger viewers into Soccer for example find that programming elsewhere.
Yep. We have Hulu+Live TV with DVR, w/o ads, bundled with D+. Unsure how the pricing will affect us. But, we can't seem to see a cheaper route. Also, grandkids in Europe share our password, so...
If your Grandkids are using your password in Europe that will most likely be a problem if Disney crack down unless they offer to add people like Netflix.🤷🏽♀️
Fox making more money makes sense since they really only have a handful of channels in the US, including Fox Broadcasting Network, which is free OTA and has plenty of sports,including the NFL like Luke mentioned. Part of the reason they did the Disney deal was so that they could take the same amount of cash in hand to invest solely in national sports and news.
I’m canceling Hulu and Amazon prime
Disney+ needs to spend less on the Star Wars and Marvel shows, not punish users.
I’m not ditching Hulu and D+ yet, but I am switching to the Duo bundle because I barely used ESPN. That’ll drop my monthly spend a little. If they bump the price again I’ll cut ‘em out.
I’m done with Max as of October.
Thank you for acknowledging week 0 in college football.
Went to RUclips TV Vs. HULU Live TV as I really hate the menu system and the hike in price was the last straw. RUclips TV is flatly better.
I'm watching Person of Interest on Freevee. Only about five minutes of ads per episode.
Freevee is awesome!! My Mom watches it, and wife watches The X-Files on it.
Will cancel before price increase...
On RUclips chat how do you get the chat superimposed over the stream?
My monthly budget for streaming is unchanged. I rotate them out monthly and catch up on shows. It is getting to the point I can only be signed up to two at a time as they increase in price and it might be one at a time the way it is going. All this is going to mean is I subscribe less to them during the year so their efforts to increase revenue won't work with the way I budget. At least I am still paying something. I know several people that have just stopped subscribing to things like Netflix and just pirate any shows they want to watch.
I''m wondering when streaming services will start locking you in, and make you wait several months before you can cancel.
If password sharing not allowing multiple profiles on tv streaming services no longer available.
Glad I canceled all streaming services also RUclips premium increased prices only keeping prime video and going back to 4k discs or just paying for the season of shows to watch
No to bundle of any kind. It has always ended up bad for customers.
I would be OK with a price hike, but only if somehow, we the consumers got something out of it to get the most bang out of our dollar.
Makes me even more happy that I got FUBO along with Sling.
Raising prices drastically across the board is often the final blow before a company goes out of business! We will have to wait and see! I canceled over conflict of core beliefs. I got rid of Netflix, Hulu and Disney+!
All of the FAST channels have to offer is old movies and TV shows that no one remembers or cares about. That's why they're free. If you want quality programming, you have to pay for it.
@@Goldstar_I don’t know about that… quite a bit of great stuff on those free apps. I guess it all depends on what you’re interested in.
@@Goldstar_Agreed! I find somethings on the free streaming services but it's not the latest stuff most of the time. Amazon Freevee is the best so far for bringing in more current shows or movies that are their original content. Some of the others are slow about that.
Sadly, I can guess why you did what you did and, while I have canceled Netflix over their policy of changing from an account number basis to an IP basis, and may also do the same with Hulu & Disney, I'm doing it for financial reasons and because it unfairly affects single person households.
I'm happy to support companies that support human beings as equal. 24/7. All day, every day, forever and ever.
That is a separate issue from canceling because I was able to pool my subscription with another single person household (so 2 accounts=2 people), and now must pay the same price as a single person household that a 5 person household would pay.
@@Goldstar_ What quality? Most of the Netflix originals royally stink!!
Fellas, streaming is a business just like cable. They are gonna find a balance between the amount of subs and price to maximize profits. At the end of the day profits are needed to generate great TV shows now and in the future.
What great TV shows?
@@jimroscovius don’t be ridiculous
@Alex-pd7tb I'm not. There are relatively few. Name 10 great shows and I could name 100 stupid ones.
@@jimroscovius I think everyone is doing pretty good. Except maybe Disney. It’s not like everyone likes the same shows
Not a fella but can guarantee that, as long as there are people willing to pay that increase, those streaming apps are going to continue to rise, pricing out those of us who are lower income or single person households. Those profits are generally something that can be controlled and they refuse to do that, instead forcing consumers to make up the difference. We have no control over their business practices, other than to unsubscribe. If it's true that Netflix increased their subscribers after their sh***y move, that's all we need to know about how consumers are unwilling to use their purchase power to force these companies to make internal changes.
Yep watch Tubi
I watch free online services when they show things I want. We're all conditioned to watch TV with adds from over the air channels.
I do watch RUclips streaming service. I find the ads rather weird, and interesting (sometimes) and they are often in Spanish.
I only subscribe for live sports like NFL, College Football and MLB in the fall. After Jan, I cancel.
I know how they can track you, if your password sharing. It's like, what Spectrum is using. Spectrum uses your router's MAC address, so they tell, if you're at home or not to allow certain channels. I could be wrong.
Yes. Which also means you can't travel and use those apps. You can't go to visit someone and stream the show on their TV. It's total cr*p and people should just cancel these services and force them to find a way to compromise, via number of accounts and not IPs.
cant cut the cord anymore lol same expense as cable tv sattelite services....
I pay for Sling Blue with an Antenna and their quad add-on offer. Quad add-on is at elimination risk. That's it. I dropped other paid streamers. It came down to costs versus what I actually watch, being completely honest and not influenced by channel count hype. The wife watches local (Antenna channels) and I mainly watch RUclips and the local weather sometimes. We have almost zero sports interest. Streamer pricing is becoming as bad as cable. I'm not doing that again. Streamer inordinate spending and investor earnings priority over consumers is the wrong objective, considering the consumers money is the prime variable of the equation. Ebooks are always my alternative and more imaginative.
I will not be forced to bundle. When paramount+ requires showtime I will cancel. I hate Showtime and HBO.
Does anyone get local channels with this
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**Binge Watching** will become the new norm if the streaming services double their current fees. I hate to pop that CPA bubble but they're going to lose even more money.
I am confused. I thought RUclipsTV broadcasts Fox News and Fox Sports.
Not losing money they just want more money it's the other money they want
They're trying to recover the 800+M they've lost on their past 8 failures.. er, movies.
Agreed - quit making woke movie crap.
@@jimroscovius like Snow Off-white 😆
@@MAGA_Patriot2024 And the not realistic Little Clownmaid.
Disney is likely to lose me a s a customer. Lets see how their increases impact me. But none of their networks would be considered essential to me. My suspicion is that by this time next year, I will have Netflix, Prime, perhaps YTTV, and Apple. I agree those in the entertainment industry need to make a profit. But they do NOT need to be paying executives millions, waste a ton of money on awful shows, and not pay the mainstream writers and actors a living wage. Also what professional athletes are making now is just ludicrious. This was the first year I went without NESN, likely wont be my last.
I don't understand why you upset because the owners of these Teams desided to pay the players all that money. It doesn't have anything to do with the people on the outside. Sounds like some underline jealousy to me. If it was your son getting the big pay day it would not be a problem.
@@Mike-hy4lv those salaries cost the fans money. Either in higher ticket prices or higher costs to watch. And I have only one solution. Its not to partake. That is what I decided to do regarding baseball. I dont like basketball. But this year I did purchase Sunday Ticket. Do you think the players are worth that much, or just feel its better to pay them over giving it to the owners.
I'll subscribe to ESPN+ long enough to watch my granddaughter play college basketball. And that's it.
Anyway no I'm not surprised that for Fox News cable subscriptions have not gone down because you got to remember a lot of people that are really into Fox News tend to be older and I know a lot of older family members who are Fox News only and they're not really streaming savvy
Will the Disney plus be the original price for old subscribers when it increases
Paying $75 and up for streaming services is not cutting the cord. OTA is the only way.
Not putting an antenna on my roof.
Don't. Keep paying, next stop $100 for crap programming. Then $150. If people have an old dish on the roof, just reuse the post and cabling. And you don't need those ginormous antennas either. Mine is about 2 feet x 1 foot. @@jimroscovius
@@jimroscoviusyou can put antennas INDOORS you know…… you don’t have to put an antenna on your roof
4:19 when the NFL loses subscribers, they can raise the price on merchandise and stadium seats to make up the money difference.
6:58 it's next to your shoulder lol
i use all ad free free tv services.
In do not watch ad supported free channels. I hate ads interrupting shows and movies.
There may be less ads now, but just like all the network channels the number of ads will increase every year. And the ad free channels have no DVR so you have to sit through the ads.
I never stream and I never will. My internet is too slow and capped and expensive to waste data on streaming anything.
I'ma stay grandfather in my Verizon service I get Hulu and ESPN and Disney fo Free 😂
Cancel for me.
I already cancelled Disney+ a few months ago and will not be renewing once my subscription ends for many reasons.
Oh, I can guess why and...ugh...
No . If Disney plus going up to 20.99 for the with no adds I will the 7:99 with adds . Right I am not going to worry about it only to 13.99 with no adds .
NFL+ went up too
It won’t be long before we’re going to have to start culling the streaming services. Everyone wants their piece. I can only afford so much and the more they jack up their prices, the less I’ll subscribed to.
Disney: We made some bad movies and tv shows that no one wanted to see. But, we want more money and we're going to get it by making subscribers pay more for the same stuff they've been getting.
folks just keep paying these high prices{no fxxxxing way i wont do it}until you stop these are going to keep costing you a fortune
I’ll speak with my wallet and will be canceling my Disney+ Hulu and ESPN bundle.
i will be cancelling
Yes channel wise Hulu has outpriced itself I went to RUclips TV Goodbye Hulu
Whoever's making these decisions might want to go back and study for their urine test again if they think this will bring people back to the D-Plus. 2:27
My wife watch tubi every day
I'm a Sports junkie. Main reason I didn't cancel my recurring ESPN+ subscription is to keep watching (out of market) NHL games. Big Tennis fan too and, while it's only 6 weeks a year, they still have rights to 3 of the 4 majors.
I have the Hulu bundle mostly because I don’t have to worry about losing ESPN on streaming contracts and I enjoy getting ESPN+ with the bundle. I’m paying about 75 a month for my subscription but I will cancel it if the price increase make the subscription go up 9 or 10 dollars more than RUclips TV.
Thank you for the great vids.
Bye Hulu & Disney+