One month before Disney + of the decline in Spain. The service has made a lot of noise since it started operating in other regions. Partly a comprehensive catalog with its excellent content, such as the successful Mandalorian series; but also presenting subscriptions to its PREMI environment. A few days ago, from the official Twitter account of Disney +, A series of online questions were answered through the subscription to its Spanish office. It reveals, among other things, its price € 6,99 per month, availability of trial period in its PRIMI up to 7 days free, or opportunities to view content internally 4 screens at a time.
So now we take the opportunity to make a comparison between what a Disney + subscription will be like, and the current Netflix subscription, which will be one of the main competitors at its premiere.
The difference between a Disney + subscription is Netflix
The big difference, of course, is we'll find in its catalog. In this regard, Disney + will arrive in Spain with some very interesting content, including The Mandalorian, since its inception. However Netflix It has a huge, and extensive catalog of its contents, which has been growing over the years.
But when we focus on pricing and flexibility, the most important difference is that Disney + will have a subscription version at its premiere only, € 6.99 per month or € 69.99 per year, while Netflix is a separate 3 + Disney + subscription, the entire catalog, HD and 4K content, which we can export, the ability to create up to 7 different profiles in one account, and view up to 4 screen contents at once.
Instead, in order to have Netflix with benefits like 4K content, or use the same account on 4 screens at once, we'll have to go to the most expensive subscriptions right now, € 15,99 per month. While if we pay for 2 screens, and HD content, we'll have to keep a standard subscription of € 11.99 per month.
