How Much Cost Is Too Much For Streaming Services

[@MrRMD-yo2bv]

Simple solution. Just get one streaming service for a couple of months, then swap out for another, and so on. Easy.

[@amirgaming7511]

You must know how save money.

[@jayhartRIC]

Until they start pushing for annual commitments

[@NdoubleN2]

@@jayhartRICand if they do that I’ll cancel altogether and never look back. The same as I did when I cut the cord years ago.

[@Thisguy2532]

Well considering I don’t have Amazon at the moment just waiting for invincible and the boys to come out lmao

[@JayPatrol]

Annually is the way to go

[@SyncedUp_]

Im waiting on the day that people realize how good of a deal physical media is. I like streaming as much as the next person, but Id much rather buy say the entire The Office series to watch, rather than paying for a subscription to keep watching it over time. In the end itll be cheaper. Also when these services come inevitably remove your favorite movie or show from their roster, if you had it on physical, you wouldn’t have to worry about that or secret edits to add or remove lines or scenes.

[@mikefromireland]

Yup, I love rewatching content unedited so I'll stream once and then if I like it I buy it and don't need whatever streaming service its on anymore

[@lordrayden3045]

Paramount plus is like $60 a year if you pay at once. It’s worth it

[@Fcvidal3]

Still mainly buy blu rays and cd's , dont care for streaming and never will

[@rockyshields9122]

I would buy the Marvel and Star Wars shows on Blu Ray if they would put it out. To me they are losing money by not putting it out on physical media

[@AdamPaulStone]

How much is too much? We passed that ages ago for me. Lol

[@miguelalvarado1171]

Guys piece of advice a friend gave me cancel everything right before Black Friday and wait and see. I save a lot of money and try to do a year service subscription.

[@kartikprasad4359]

I have no streaming services, i just have KZbin for entertainment. That's all I need.

[@flybynitereviews]

The fact that you have to also pay for internet on top of the streaming channels and sometimes cable requires you to sign up for cable programing as well in order to get a better deal with the internet. It's insane.- Kiren

[@TheRealJasonWay]

I used to be a major physical only media only person. During Covid I switched to near full digital. Now, between prices going up and constant removal of favorite movies/shows I’ve slowly gone back to mostly physical . It’s just easier for me and possibly cheaper . I like streaming , but have cancelled all but my main couple.

[@sultanofcardio]

This isn't a consumer problem. We realistically can't afford all the streaming services, so we'll have to pick a few. The streaming services that don't have enough subscriptions will shut down and license their content like they did in the past. Otherwise they will have to contend with piracy. Whatever their individual prices are, the current model isn't sustainable. So it is in fact their problem

[@lordrayden3045]

Just remember….. every penny he spends on a streaming service is deductible as a business expense

[@noahaster635]

The issue is that too many streamers are in competition with the other. If there were only two major ones that have a great catalog, none of this would be a problem. It’s hurting the studios more than the consumer cause they know that it’s too flooded now and it’s not a sustainable business to be in.

[@jessicajones657]

I think someone should start a dating service where you say what streaming services you have and which ones you're looking for.

[@wraithkelso]

The benefit of the streaming model is that you aren’t forced to have all of it at once you can choose to only have a few at a time. My only 2 constants are Disney and Hulu

[@JAF729]

The problem is that the streaming services are cutting back on content while raising prices. Their are so many of them right now that most are struggling. The curent streaming landscape isn't really sustainable for the services and the customers. Something has to give.

[@kingonamission6138]

All I need is the internet and I can get them all for a low cost

[@Sehlat]

I think the biggest problem with streaming services at the moment isn't the price. It's the fact that many are shedding content, sometimes their own exclusive content. And since much of it isn't available on physical media, there's some content you just can't watch anywhere anymore, especially on Disney+. If someone is subscribed to more streaming services than they are watching, it's their own fault. All the ones I know have a monthly option. So if I 'm not currently watching anything on a streaming service, I simply cancel my subscription until they have something really interesting again. That's not just good for my bank account. It's also good because this way I can motivate them to offer stuff I like.

[@FritzTheCat_1030]

I REALLY hope I'm wrong about this, but I think you are going to see the streamers shift more heavily to an advertising-based strategy until it looks like cable TV does now. If they can cram in 15 ad spots per hour, they will make a whole lot more money than most people would be willing to pay. They might continue to offer an ad-free tier, but it will be exorbitantly expensive...like $15/month for ad-supported and $40-50 for ad-free.

[@jaysgamingcorner8539]

I think your idea will eventually become reality: offer an ad-free tier for 3 or 4 times the price of the ad-supported tier. Lots of people won't like that it will be just like cable in the long run but that's coming.

[@D4rkBl4de]

I have Amazon Prime because it grants me more than streaming (gaming benefits + free shipping) but outside of that, I tend to subscribe when the shows I like realize new seasons and then I cancel. Food, internet, power and rent be too expensive! Can't be bothered with subscriptions of streaming services full-time.

[@chubsyubsy6040]

Wait until they make you commit to their service for a year. It’s coming.

[@Cakebattered]

Millennials and Gen Z'ers are too young to remember the price of CableTV in the early 2000s. $200/month was the norm, not the exception for those looking to have High Definition, a DVR ,and maybe one or two premium channels. The average Streaming customer is paying well below $100.

[@drexeldragon1723]

I'll never stop preaching this. Get all the streamers you want WITH ads. Based on the graphic in this video, you save almost $40/month doing ad tiers across the board. Let's be honest. We all have times where we have to pause anyway, whether it be to go to the bathroom or get food or whatever else. The ad breaks aren't generaly as long as on cable and sometimes, for movies, they'll lump like three minutes of ads at the start and then you get the entire movie ad-free. To me, it's more than worth it.

[@RAH1970]

1) If you're going to complain about price, then get the cheapest Ad-supported price plan. That extra cost for no ads is your fault. 2) People would've had streaming services in addition to cable. That price would need to be added or subtracted to both sides like an algebra equation. 3) You don't need every streaming service every month. Rotate/churn the ones you don't watch as much. 4) Free Ad-supported apps. & a TV antenna can help hold you over till you re-subscribe to some apps. 5) Get the cheaper year plan for certain apps. 6) Many shows are free on apps. if you can wait a day or week. I pay less than $20 a month for 5 apps. Less than $30 if I didn't share. At some point you'd have to have multiple TVs on at the same time 24/7 to get your moneys worth for having EVERY app. Take note to which ones you watch the most/least and months specific shows/movies come out to know which months to subscribe to which services.

[@roxxychik06]

At least until they all become super specific about sharing like Netflix is, me and my sister sort of split everything and just share passwords with our two houses

[@dogood8750]

It's the same thing with going to a buffet there's a lot of value in it but one person can only what so much the available catalog when the price what's the worth of that value that's when it matters and I think it's different for every streaming service because every Buffet is different and not everyone wants to go to the same buffet

[@TMBTM]

I subscribe to only one or two plateforms at a time AND I still buy some blurays from time to time when I love particular movies so I can still have my OWN collection that will stay with me "forever". Of course I love the fact that for few bucks I can have acces to a lot of things, but I will never pay even 50 dollars (in my case Euros) a month just to know that can "have access" (for a limited time) to things that I will not watch anyway because there are 24 hours only in a day, lol.

[@KoDaMoJo]

When I ended my Netflix sub and the "Why are you leaving?" question popped up, I gave exactly the sort of information the company needs but will doubtless have no effect: "I have to prioritize my entertainment budget, and your service didn't make it."

[@yihaw10]

I also feel overwhelmed by the amount of content, it’s almost too much and I end up scrolling through the apps like I would have a cable channel guide 😅 less is more ?

[@billymoore7182]

If I were to keep certain streaming services they would be: 1. Tubi 2. Netflix 3. Max 4. Peacock 5. Disney + 6. Paromount Plus

[@jred201]

I just pay for two to three a month. I cancel and shuffle around as needed and my shows I want to watch.

[@platform14]

Jon's car analogy sucks. If you only get one car you can still drive on all roads. You're not restricted to one area.

[@Shyhova]

🏴‍☠️ F$#@ that ...At my house we made all of them walk the plank..."Argggg matey" 😉

[@robertfoster3096]

I have to say that my current price for ALL the streaming services that I want is still well under 50% of what my last cable TV package was...16 years ago - when I dropped it. However, unlike John, I have some self-control and do NOT subscribe to every single provider out there. I currently use Sling TV for my basic TV service (mostly to get ESPN), free streaming apps on Roku, and a digital antenna, which is obviously free. For premium service I have Max, Disney+, and Amazon Prime...that's it. I'll take streaming over cable any day of the week.

[@latishabuckner8231]

I disagree about Disney, it has a large library sure, but for adults without kids (if you exclude Marvel shows and Star Wars shows) it doesn't have much appeal. Netflix, Max, and others have tons of mature content a lot of which I am still discovering. I'm willing to pay those high prices for content thats new to me, not content I grew up watching 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@rockyshields9122]

I pay upfront for Netflix, I get Amazon Prime but do it for free 2 day shipping. I get Disney+ & Hulu for free from Verizon Wireless. I pay $10 to Cable company for HBO which then comes with HBO Max. I have paid for one month for certain streaming once a show airs to watch but cancel

[@julliansibi]

This conversation turned out to have tips on how to save money on subscriptions by cancelling 😅

[@JoshuaDHSW]

Great vid John & crew. So when I majored in acting, one of my teachers told me you could write off streaming services off your taxes, because they’re in entertainment and you’re in the entertainment business. I wonder if you guys could do that since you’re all in the entertainment business?

[@dcarvalho6144]

The thing is, if you buy 10 cars, those cars are yours. If you purchase 10 streaming services, those services only last X amount of time. The cars also have resale value. At this point, streaming is so expensive, that you might aswell buy the individual DVDs for your favorite shows and movies, and atleast those you get to keep. Another problem with streaming services, is that you get to pay quite a lot, to get a lot of content, that you don't watch. Only to pay equally as much to get that bit of content that you enjoy from multiple services. If you add up sports, the bill can easily reach 1k+ a year in subscription services, just because everything is so scattered. I'd rather be able to choose what content I get on my service, and pay the fair amount for it, instead of paying for multiple services for some content here and there.

[@spydey2k]

It's cheaper for me. I restart and cancel services in a heartbeat. I run no more than 2 services in month. 3 including Spotify

[@MorbidGod391]

6:11 to anyone who needs to reign in their budget learn from what a lot of premium cable customers have always done: subscribe to the services when your shows are there, and keep one always so you can have a steady service. But that’s what people did/do. Keep HBO until GOT is off the air. Then cancel. And get Showtime when Dexter comes and then cancel when it goes off air.

[@garybrown5391]

Streaming is cheaper than cable, but it is relative. If you had a $200 cable bill, you can get every streaming service on some tier. It can be more if you had a $100 cable bill and you get every streaming service. Going forward, price can be an issue when streamers raise prices.

[@jacob-mikaldorsey3893]

Is there an easy way to pause and restart subscriptions?

[@Sehlat]

What does pause even mean? You can cancel any streaming service at less than a month's notice if you've picked the right option and resubscribe in a matter of minutes, sometimes seconds. Netflix, for example, keeps your information, including your watch list, for 10 months (at least here in Germany). I have canceled and resubscribed to Netflix more times than I can remember, but I've never been away for 10 months. And even if that happened, I would still know what I want to watch.

[@stevemartegani]

My guess is that in the future, new release shows and movies will cost a per-watch price even with the services. More micro transactions, less all-in-one prices.

[@OhGeeGanksta]

I doubt it. What I think is more likely to happen is that some of those services will hit a point where they can no longer take the losses, and the bigger profitable services will acquire the losers and their customer base.

[@stevemartegani]

@@OhGeeGanksta They can't keep aquiring each other and consolidating the content without either ditching a ton of other content, or raising prices dramatically. Consolidation actually works against these streaming companies, they loose a ton of money doing so as we are seeing.

[@OhGeeGanksta]

@@stevemartegani But they will be able to raise prices on us when there are less streaming services for us to choose from. Also, I don't know how much this applies to streaming, but I'd like there'd be some aspect of economy of scale. A lot of the lesser performing shows will probably get dropped because they don't want to pay licensing for them. This is why I always knew we'd eventually go back to a cable-like service.

[@moeshak7050]

Just pick 2 to 3. I personally think max, Netflix and prime is the best

[@bowlsem7]

Yes but at any time I can cancel any of them. And I only pay for what I want. I could have cared less for most of the cable channels I was forced to pay for.

[@isaaclopez-eb6yg]

I enjoy the two streaming services I have I might get another one but sometimes because Im very busy I don't find the time to watch what I want from both services. That's on me, but enjoy having them

[@xh2633]

As a cable tv viewer this is music to my ears!!!

[@OhGeeGanksta]

Because I’m not an idiot and just have 2 stream services, one of which is free, it’s still cheaper than cable. It’s also more convenient for travel too. But I get your point.

[@srph25]

All you need is the Disney+/Hulu bundle and Max.

[@marblehillpjs]

The great thing about streaming is you can come and go as you please and you don't have to have every service.

[@EAllengd]

John, let’s be honest. You’re able to write these services off as you’re a business that you’re in the industry. Not there’s anything wrong with that.

[@johncampea]

What do you think "write these off" means? Do you think that means they're free?

[@Keith1210]

I watch Tubi , Crackle and Vudu's free services. I pay $0 and watch practically a new movie (to me) every night. Yes they are ad supported, but if I really want to watch something, I get the blu-ray. And also, not every cable provider lets you stream unlimited every month. So to stream all the time...you can roll right passed your cap. But all ya gotta do is pay for one, binge, cancel, move to a new provider, repeat.

[@atticusmcfly]

Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, MAX, PBS Passport. That's all I got and that's all I need. Frankly, if you don't want to spend a single cent on watching stuff at home, rent movies and shows from your local library. Or in fact, read a book. 😂

[@williamhazlett6724]

thats like sxm raido tryed to cancel and the guy just kept trying to give me a deal ended up getting me when i got too 5$ a month for the year and its currently priced at 26$ a month

[@Dats_Mark]

The messed up thing is I have 2/3 of the bigger streaming services... and I end up watching reruns on PlutoTV for free most of the time.

[@richardlogan850]

My parents pay direct tv, and it’s nearly $200…. I have Netflix, prime, hulu, paramount, hbo max, peacock, apple and Disney +… all those are under $40, probably less then 30… because Hulu and peacock is like $3 each. Max and apple is free because I have AT&T cell.. even if it wasn’t, still be under $40. So I think streaming is the way to go 😊

[@skywalkerlegend1804]

The problem is that so much of the content most want to watch (back catalogs included) is exclusive to certain streamers so if you cant afford the rising prices, you're screwed?. And since im mainly a movie guy I end up buying the movie digitally, which is inferior to the audio and visual quality of blu ray or 4k discs. Long story short I'm beginning to switch back to physical media. Most of it is so cheap now, that i can build up a catalog on top of my existing for much cheaper then all these subscriptions. PS just canceled MAX and Netflix, which leaves Disney+ for the kids (and my Starwars) and KZbin premium for all of us which comes with a ton of great perks!

[@djstevie69]

Netflix - £9.99 (non UHD) Paramount + - £6.99 Discovery + - £7.99 Now TV (Sky's Streamer) - £9.99 Now TV Movies - £9.99 Now HD - £2.00 I've now gone back to 'cable' with Sky TV multiroom (via Sky Stream) for £42 per month. The above I get free with that deal and Netflix comes in UHD. Still that £42 needs Disney+ Apple TV and Prime but ya know.... It could be worse....

[@npigamer]

What if they open a service called Cable Streaming with all or almost all the services 😂😂😂😂😂 back to 95

[@ps2progamer814]

And is only annualy🤣

[@JayPatrol]

Monthly is not cheap

[@wisconsinking323]

Do people not know about Tubi (free with ads) or how some streaming services give you the option of either pay for ad free or free with ads (like Crunchyroll)?

[@gronagor]

People would rather not have something than watch ads all the time.

[@stryker-4733]

I have only Disney plus and I am now currently only paying $11 a month I don't have an issue with that because I knew what I was getting myself into it the one and only streaming service that I have I've no intention of getting the other because Marvel Star Wars is my main thing for Disney plus and I like to watch your show so I don't have no problem paying the bill but I know that sooner rather than later it will be getting to $60 down the line

[@TechxGremlin]

If you could only have 3 streaming services, which ones would you have?

[@Jdj2112]

I have Netflix, Disney +, and Amazon Prime. Although I find Amazon has a lot of the same content the other two have, so I keep it for the few unique items it offers and the free delivery services.

[@everyonesguy7466]

Surprised people ain’t even talking and about sports streaming services are crazy, SPORTSNET I’m talking to u lol

[@ROBken2654]

I only paid for both Hulu and Netflix I mainly watch Hulu because Family guy,American Dad, Bob burgers & Futurama are all there.

[@Kevdog1920]

In August Paramount + will be going to 11.99 for showtime too. No more 9.99 tear

[@roughghost663]

ey 123movies the real goat 🐐

[@davidd4696]

torrents/vpn

[@aaronmail8836]

Kodi

[@masonteague4039]

Don't have neither services

[@JoshuaDHSW]

I think I’ll always have Max, just because of ALL the content on it, especially like old movies and stuff. But other streaming services I might just be selective. Like, if there’s a Disney+ show I’m looking forward to, I will get Disney+ for the amount of time it takes to watch that show, then I’ll cancel it for awhile. People I think just have to be smart and schedule accordingly, instead of just having them all at once

[@kimberlygover7703]

Streaming is the here to say it will be a matter of time before we are gonna pick the premium entertainment we want for example we can choose Netflix and maybe pay a separate price for streaming House of the Dragon.. as long as we as the public pay they gonna charge us

[@Hades69099]

in defense of oligopoly, studios collaborating, isn't that like them unionizing? if the the three groups are talent/labor, studios, and consumers, is it wrong for studios to unionize and have solidarity? to ensure their business sector is collectively profitable? even if that forces consumers to pay more? The only way out of this is if consumers take up the cost of paying talent more, if streaming services are rised in price, or they collaborate to fix prices and control costs like they did with network tv. if they reduce operating costs by merging. combining services, bundling services

[@marchull1396]

I'm a life long massive Ninja Turtles fan, which is all on Paramount+, I already have Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime. Now I'm thinking if I can afford Paramount+ 🤔🤔 Thing is there are things on all the ones I have that I really like.

[@gronagor]

Wait, we're complaining about the price of streaming, but we're supporting writers and actors that want residuals on streaming, which will skyrocket the prices? From the comments, people are okay with dropping streaming services... which will cause writers and actors not to be paid. Curious. So, we're gonna support the writers and actors, but pull the rug from under them once they need to get paid? LOL!

[@harmfulifconsumed]

Shh don't speak logic

[@kerrym2521]

Maybe streaming needs to cost more considering that Netflix is claiming record profits while Actors and Writers are being underpaid and working multiple jobs to avoid financial problems. Same for all these platforms. It's time we start recognizing what is a luxury and what is not. Having multiple streaming services is a luxury. Getting access to these huge libraries of new and classic content needs to be valued at what it's worth in order to pay everyone who made it possible for us to enjoy that content. Current prices are clearly not enough if the writers and actors can't get paid fairly. If the strikes end in favor of the creators who are striking, then I totally expect to see prices go up a little more. Because the companies don't want to pay those prices, so they will put it on customers. And maybe they should've just been doing this along anyway. I prefer the streaming model over cable. At least with Streaming I have control over what services I am paying for and control over the content that I get to watch. Cable would bundle services that you don't want in with services you do and would balloon the pricing that way. And you'd still get ads and you couldn't control the content - outside of some late-comer video-on-demand stuff that had terrible interfaces and was really slow.

[@billymoore7182]

7. Amazon Prime

[@hanifameen4056]

Meanwhile the peoplenwho has access to all the shows for free 😂

[@ardentdfender4116]

If you have FOMO, streaming service bill will be expensive. with the need to be able to watch every hit streaming show or decently good series. As all these shows are spread across all the streaming channels services. For some the strategy could be every three to six months drop and rotate streaming services so you can watch and get caught up and then rotate again. Otherwise it be hard as well expensive to keep on top all these streaming shows. For me personally Netflix and Amazon is my only two permanent streaming. Amazon as I’m a Prime Customer as I regular have shipping from Amazon. Max is seasonal and they have great series. D+ I’d cancel if it wasn’t for my cousin on my account as I only watch new series and care less for any movie I’ve already seen. Apple Plus has good series, but only one new show at a time. So for me it’s Netflix, Amazon Prime, D+. Everything else is rotational streaming services.

[@_TheViewer_]

Took Apple TV and Wow/Sky out, left Netflix, Amazon & Disney and I’m good 👌

[@realchocochoco]

then you are missing out on great shows on MAX

[@JayPatrol]

MAX,Disney plus,and Peacock Disney plus has good national Geographic shows and documentaries, also nostalgic live action classic movies, Tubi free ad service has great old kung fu films/ bruce Lee films Also got a good amount of physical media blueray/DVD to enjoy🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Jab-Cajun91]

I find annual subscriptions more feasible for me

[@iwatchDVDsonXbox360]

I have non. Regular free TV in Russia is so good, i don't need any streaming services.

[@secondsfromdisaster5360]

Spotify just raised their prices too a couple dollars😊

[@BSG74]

It's all about personal choice and budget. I don't have Netflix, Max, Apple and Hulu+. With my internet service, I get Peacock included. Through my amazon prime, I get Amazon video. I get Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ included with my cell service. Paramount plus, I get through the Walmart app membership. Plus, having over the air channels through my antenna, I'm covered on what I want to watch.

[@TerrellAustin19941]

$500

[@gagesmith-sl2cf]

Cable tv remake CONAIR on AMC

[@damongirls9528]

Watch out if you sign up for some services on an Apple device. The Apple Tax is real! I overpaid for KZbin premium for 3 years. Now I know better 🤑

[@Bambi_Clips]

Simple solution is go back to Cinema’s

[@lioneljacobs6874]

This is why I only have two streaming services. Disney + and Max/HBO Max. Yes,I wish I could have everything but I can't afford it. So I picked the two that I would use the most. That has the specific content I know, I'll always come back to. Those are Disney + and Max. Even when there is a price increase ,and I expect another coming for Disney + by the end of the year, it doesn't hurt too bad because, I'm only paying yearly for just two services, The two that has the most stuff I like and the services that I would use the most. For content, from other streamers that I want two see but don't want to subscribe to because there isn't enough of what I would want at least enough to have a yearly,I have a work around that works for me. 1)For Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu,I wait until there is enough content built up(new shows and movies) and then buy a gift card to cover a month in half to two months and use the streamer's gift card to cover that period so I can watch all the new content I want during that period.. For example, late last December, I bought a Netflix gift card to cover a month in half and watched Stranger Things 4,Cobra Kai Season 5,Sandman Season 1,The Umbrella Academy Season 3,Wednesday Season 1 and Glass Onion. Boom, I only paid for a month and half, watched all I wanted that was on there currently and I probably won't have to pay for Netflix again for probably another year based off of what's coming out in the immediate. Did the same for Amazon Prime in March. Bought an Amazon Prime gift card to cover a month, watched the shows I wanted to be caught up on and done. Same deal for Hulu when necessary. The trade off of course is that since I wait for enough content to be built up, before buying the giftcard meaning I have to wait to see stuff but that's fine. Plus I'm a spoiler whore anyway. 2)I'm a physical media guy, so I get many of these shows anyway when/if they come out on Blu Ray or DVD. For example,I have every one of the Paramount + Star Trek shows on Blu Ray.I've never even subscribe to Paramount + since the Star Trek stuff is the only interest I have with them and it all hgets physical releases. I wait for that.Noth Picard Season 3 and Prodigy Season 1B episodes 11-20 both come out on Blu Ray in September.I have them pre-ordered(the steelbook release for Picard). So this system is working great for me. Pay for the yearly subscription for the services i use all the time which are Disney + and Max. Then for the rest, get a gift card to pay for a short period of time with one of the other streamers when enough content is built up for me.Plus get the physical releases that come out for things I really love.

[@JAF729]

Be careful with canceling because you might lose the deal you currently have. If you drop Netflix and sign back up you no longer will have access to the $9.99 plan.

[@Kevdog1920]

Didn't know that

[@TDamsma]

Another hook.

[@colormefrankenteddy]

I have Disney plus Hulu free for life, thanks to Verizon

[@adh2298]

It’s never too much when 80% of ur streaming apps are paid by other ppl 😂

[@ThunderForce2000]

10:17 I Wanna Quit The Gym!

[@PhazonJuke]

I'm never subscribed to more than 2 at a time. There's way too many shows to watch to be subscribed to everything. You could never possibly consume all that especially if you have other hobbies and a life. Whenever I'm done with a show, I cancel and see what's buzzing on another streamer. Rinse and repeat.

[@queenofnevers6990]

I have three. All chinese 😬😛

[@lordrayden3045]

Satellite radio is the same way….. Don’t ever pay full price,

[@JayPatrol]

Have xm radio 3 months for a dollar

[@chrisbove1640]

I have Amazon prime max getting it back for AEW wrestling library and live shows peacock tv for wwe network and Netflix Apple TV to watch my mets team

[@mranderson8725]

Prime is the most reasonable option

[@SBFat]

I only have Max and KZbin premium

[@aaronmauer7225]

There is also ways to get many of the services for free. Peacock with xfinity internet Disney + with Amex platinum card Max with AT&T cell plan Netflix with T-Mobile cell plan At the end of the day I only pay for Netflix and Amazon prime and prime is a business expense for my wife’s party planning

[@RjSkorenki]

@rj skorenki last month john with the disney bundle netflix and max im paying 260 dollars a month now

[@johncampea]

Every streaming service on earth doesn't add up to $260/month.

[@jayhartRIC]

Are you including your internet bill lol

[@JinKazama1993]

Sorry, I dont remember anymore. I gave up on streaming platforms and only use piratebay. Its been at least two years. We reached the point where cable was A LOT cheaper. There should be a law or something that says "Companies are NOT allowed to raise their prices in a country that has not updated their minimum wage and the price adjusting of this product cannot surpass the % of minimum wage increase". Greedy mofos...