Technology
Countries where Netflix is most, least expensive or cost-effective
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Technology-research company Comparitech found that
Japan is the most cost-effective country to use Netflix
in. -
Japan has 6,000 films and TV shows, the most of any of
the 24 countries featured in the study. -
The cheapest country to use Netflix in is Turkey, where
the service costs $3.27 a month. -
The most expensive country to use Netflix in is
Denmark, and t
he least cost-effective country
is Norway.
If you want to get the most bang for your buck for Netflix, you
might want to live in Japan.
According to a new study from
technology-research company Comparitech, Japan is the most
cost-effective country to use Netflix in.
Comparitech found this by looking at how many films and TV shows
are available on Netflix in 24 countries, based on figures from
the unofficial Netflix Online Global Search (uNoGS),
and dividing that number by the cost per month of Netflix in each
country.
Japan has nearly 6,000 shows and films — the most of any of the
other countries — and costs $5.86 in US dollars, which makes each
title $0.0010. Following Japan was Canada, Brazil, the US,
and India to make up the top five most cost-effective countries.
The US has the second-largest library of films and TV shows.
The least cost-effective country to use Netflix was Norway, where
3,300 titles are available and the monthly cost is $10.95.
But though Japan was most cost-effective, it doesn’t have the
cheapest absolute cost of Netflix per month.
That distinction goes to Turkey, where users pay 15.99 TL, or
$3.27, a month. That’s nearly 60% cheaper than in the US or
UK. Following Turkey are Argentina, Brazil,
Japan, and Mexico as the top five cheapest places to use Netflix.
On an absolute basis, Netflix is the most expensive in Denmark,
at $12.37.
You can read the full study here.
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