Now it’s looking to squeeze a few more bucks out of freeloaders. But it has changed its tune as subscriber growth slowed amid growing competition and a return to pre-pandemic viewing habits. The popular streaming service used to encourage sharing Netflix credentials with friends and extended family. It's not me, it's Netflix: With password sharing on the block, how to boot your friends Netflix password-sharing rules Who has your Netflix password? Check who's logging into your Netflix account and boot them Standard plans cost $15.49 a month and premium plans cost $20 a month. The monthly fee is less expensive than the basic ad-free plan, which is $10 a month, but more than the ad-supported plan, which is $7 a month.

“Your Netflix account is for you and the people you live with – your household,” Netflix said in an email to U.S. Only people who live under the same roof can share accounts, the streaming company says. So you have two options: transfer your friends and family members mooching off your account to a new membership or share your Netflix account for an additional $8 monthly fee. Just months after enforcing new restrictions in Canada, Spain, Portugal and New Zealand, Netflix is rolling out account-sharing limits in the U.S. The Netflix password-sharing crackdown has officially begun in the United States.

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