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Netflix Value

Where Netflix is the Most Bang for Your Buck

How do you know that you are getting the best Netflix deal? By looking at the total library size available by country and the going price for a monthly basic subscription, it seems that Colombia offers the best value, with the lowest prices and the widest access to movie and show titles. They are closely followed by India and Australia. While the differences are barely pennies apart, the thing separating one country from another, Netflix is investing heavily in content to boost its subscription numbers and this metric speaks to where it is in offerings for each country.

Last year, the United States was among the top ten countries for value, now it has dropped to the 13th place. Many other companies are entering the streaming space and taking away a number of their original titles off of Netflix, especially for U.S. viewers. Still, the United States fares better than in many other countries. Based on the countries analyzed by , Iran and Denmark come in at the bottom with the worst access for the monthly price of Netflix.

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This chart shows the average cost per title in U.S. dollars for a monthly Netflix subscription.

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