In the ever-evolving landscape of streaming services, Starz is bucking the trend of raising prices with the recent announcement that it will be lowering the annual subscription price of its premium streaming content. According to Starz CEO Jeffrey D. Hirsch, the cost of the company’s annual subscription will now be $8.99 per month, a significant decrease from the previous annual price of $9.99 per month.
The move to reduce the price of the annual subscription will make the Starz service more accessible and affordable for subscribers, allowing them to access its extensive library of premium content for a fraction of the cost that most other streaming services are charging.
One of the many benefits of subscribing to Starz is access to a vast library of popular films and exclusive television series. Subscribers can enjoy access to the company’s original films such as Outlander, Power and American Gods, as well as popular favorites such as John Wick, Spiderman: Into the Spiderverse, Casino Royale, and more. Additionally, the service also offers a variety of other content, including documentaries, shorts, and music videos.
To get the most out of the service, Starz subscribers can also take advantage of the company’s vast array of features, such as its custom-made streaming app, ‘Starzplay’. Customers are given the chance to watch all the content available on the service directly from the comfort of their own home, and are even able to access their own library from across the globe. Furthermore, subscribers also have access to the company’s ‘Starz Originals’ series, which feature new and exciting content every month.
By providing a more affordable subscription price, Starz is hoping to entice more viewers to join its ever growing streaming family and take advantage of the expansive content that the service has to offer. With its lower annual subscription cost, Starz is setting itself apart from the rest of the streaming world, providing customers with incredible entertainment for a fraction of the cost that others are charging.