Netflix has announced their pricing ahead of their launch in New Zealand tomorrow.
The TV and movie streaming giant will give users access to an array of content for as little at $9.99 per month.
However they are charging more for higher quality streams, with the cheapest option only streaming standard definition and a premium plan offering 4K ultra high-definition for $15.99.
They've also announced they'll have seasons one and two of Orange is the New Black on their service – a show that TVNZ previously had the rights for.
But there's still no word on whether they’ll have critically acclaimed political drama House of Cards.
Netflix plans
Single-stream standard definition plan - $9.99
Two-stream high-definition plan -Â $12.99Â
Four-stream 4K ultra-high definition "family" plan - $15.99
How it compares
Netflix
$9.99 to $15.99 per month
Available on most platforms
Video quality differs depending on plan – SD to 4K
TV and movies available
Lightbox
$15 per month
Available on PC/Mac, iPad, Apple TV, PS4 and selected Samsung Smart TVs and tablets
HD quality
Only TV available
Neon (Sky TV)
$20 per month
Available on PC/Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple TV
SD quality
TV and movies available
Quickflix
$12.99 per month, plus premium content for an extra $6.99 per movie and $2.99 per TV episode
Available on most platforms
SD to HD quality depending on device
TV and movies available
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