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Netflix Tests Cheaper, Mobile-Only Subscription Plans

In an effort to make the streaming service 'more accessible'

Netflix is wondering whether consumers would pay for a mobile-only plan.Getty Images
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By Sara Jerde

November 14, 2018

Netflix is experimenting with the idea of offering mobile-only subscriptions overseas, as the company says it looks to test ways to make the streaming service “more accessible.”

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Sara Jerde

Sara Jerde is publishing editor at Adweek, where she covers traditional and digital publishers’ business models. She also oversees political coverage ahead of the 2020 election.

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