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By Rashid N· Updated 2026-10-21· Human review: pending· How we get these numbers

How big is a typical streaming price increase?

69 increases on record · 11 services · US prices

Across the 69 streaming price increases on our record, the typical one adds $2 a month, a rise of 15% (medians). 23 were exactly a dollar; 44 were $2 or more. The largest single step by percentage was YouTube Premium Family in October 2022, $14.99 to $22.99 (+53%). The smallest was $1. On-demand services only; YouTube TV and Prime Video are left out.

Size of each increase

$1 or less23$1 to $22$2 to $331$3 or more13

The largest increases by percentage

dateservice / planchangeadded
2022-10YouTube Premium Family$14.99 to $22.99$8+53%
2023-10Apple TV+ Apple TV+$6.99 to $9.99$3+43%
2022-10Apple TV+ Apple TV+$4.99 to $6.99$2+40%
2025-07Peacock Premium (with ads)$7.99 to $10.99$3+38%
2022-12Disney+ Premium (ad-free)$7.99 to $10.99$3+38%
2024-08Paramount+ Essential (with ads)$5.99 to $7.99$2+33%
2024-07Peacock Premium (with ads)$5.99 to $7.99$2+33%
2025-08Apple TV+ Apple TV+$9.99 to $12.99$3+30%
2023-10Disney+ Premium (ad-free)$10.99 to $13.99$3+27%
2024-10Disney+ Basic (with ads)$7.99 to $9.99$2+25%
2024-10Hulu With Ads$7.99 to $9.99$2+25%
2025-07Peacock Premium Plus (ad-free)$13.99 to $16.99$3+21%

Questions

What is the average streaming price increase?

The median increase is $2 a month, or 15%, across 69 dated increases. The mean is $1.93 and 17%.

What was the biggest streaming price increase?

By percentage, YouTube Premium Family in October 2022: $14.99 to $22.99, +53%. By dollars, YouTube Premium added $8 in one step.

Do services raise prices a dollar at a time?

Often but not mostly: 23 of 69 increases were exactly $1; 44 were $2 or more.

"The typical streaming price increase adds $2 a month, a rise of 15%, across 69 increases on record." HonestlyRanked, October 2026. Free to reuse with a link.
By Rashid N. Rashid N edits Honestly Ranked. Articles can publish automatically; the owner reads and verifies them after publication and corrects or removes articles when an issue is found. Rashid N is a pen name. Figures come from dated tracking records. Automated provider prices are checked daily; curated histories retain their recorded source dates (how we get the numbers). We measure published pricing only. Spotted an error? Tell us.