New price hikes have come to HBO Max.
The Warner Bros. Discovery streaming service said Tuesday that it is raising prices across all of its plan, with the ad-supported base tier rising by $1 per month to $10.99, the standard plan rising by $1.50 per month to $18.49, and the premium plan rising by $2 per month to $22.99.
Annual plans will rise by $10, $15 and $20 accordingly.
The price increases go into effect immediately, with existing subscribers getting 30 days notice before the prices go up at or after Nov. 20.
HBO Max joins most of its other streaming competitors in raising prices in the last few months. Dsney hiked the prices of its Disney+ plans and bundles this month, with NBCUniversal’s Peacock raising its subscription price substantially in August ahead of the NBA season. Apple also raised the price of Apple TV by 30% in August. Netflix raised its prices early this year.
More to come.