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Netflix remains a dominant force in the Philippine streaming landscape, constantly evolving with new features, partnerships, and content strategies. From plan adjustments and exclusive telco bundles to major acquisitions and new tax regulations, staying updated is key for subscribers. Here's a comprehensive look at the latest Netflix news and developments relevant to users in the Philippines.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the current Netflix subscription plans and prices in the Philippines?

As of 2025, Netflix offers four primary tiers in the Philippines: Mobile (₱169/month for SD 480p on one phone/tablet), Basic (₱279/month for HD 720p on one screen), Standard (₱449/month for Full HD 1080p on two screens), and Premium (₱619/month for 4K UHD with HDR and Spatial Audio on four screens). Smart Signature Plans+ subscribers can get discounts, paying only ₱100 for Basic, ₱250 for Standard, and ₱400 for Premium.

Are there any Philippine telco plans that bundle Netflix?

Yes. PLDT offers Fiber Netflix plans, such as the Fiber Netflix Plan 1599 at ₱1,599/month with up to 300 Mbps internet and a Netflix Basic Plan (₱249 value). Smart also provides bundles for its Signature Plans+ subscribers, which include free Netflix Mobile or discounted rates for higher-tier Netflix plans when billed through your Smart plan.

Is there a tax on Netflix subscriptions in the Philippines?

Yes. In October 2024, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed a law imposing a 12% Value-Added Tax (VAT) on digital services provided by foreign firms, including Netflix, Spotify, and YouTube. This tax is aimed at generating additional government revenue.