Disney+ boots up $7.99 per month ad-supported tier

Disney+ Basic costs $2 less than the ad-free version of Disney+, which runs $9.99 per month. #pressrelease

December 9, 2022

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BURBANK, Calif. – Today, Disney+ made its highly-anticipated, ad-supported subscription offering available in the U.S., with more than 100 advertisers across all major categories at launch. New subscription plans with ads across the Disney Bundle and Hulu + Live TV are also now available, delivering viewers more options to choose a plan that best serves their needs to stream their favorite content.

At launch, Disney+ Basic subscribers will enjoy the full content catalog and key product features that are also offered on a Disney+ Premium plan. This includes:

  • Exclusive Originals & Library Content - an ever-growing collection of thousands of titles across films, documentaries, series, and shorts, plus unprecedented access to Disney's long history of incredible film and television entertainment

  • Profiles - create up to seven profiles per account, with the ability to set profile PINs and content ratings by profile through Parental Controls

  • Concurrent Viewing - stream on up to four supported devices simultaneously

  • High-Quality Video Formats - including, where supported, 4K Ultra HD, Dolby Vision, Full HD, HDR10, and Expanded Aspect Ratio with IMAX Enhanced

Existing Disney+ subscribers have the option to switch to the Basic plan for $7.99/month. Those that choose to remain a Premium subscriber for $10.99/month or $109.99/year require no further action. The new slate of ad-supported plans now available in the U.S. are as follows:

Plan

Subscription(s)

Price

Disney+ Basic

Disney+

$7.99/month

Disney Bundle Duo Basic

Disney+ (With Ads), Hulu (With Ads)

$9.99/month

Disney Bundle Trio Basic

Disney+ (With Ads), Hulu (With Ads), ESPN+ (With Ads)

$12.99/month

Hulu (With Ads) + Live TV

Hulu (With Ads) + Live TV, plus access to Disney+ (With Ads) and ESPN+ (With Ads)

$69.99/month

Read the full announcement here.

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