How much it would cost to subscribe to every streaming service in 2025

Your streaming habit may be costing you more than you think.

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00:00Bad news. Your streaming services may be costing you more than you think. We did the math on what

00:05it would take to subscribe to every major streaming service, and spoiler, it's not cheap.

00:11Starting off with Netflix. The ad-supported plan will cost you $7.99 per month, while the

00:16commercial-free version is $17.99 per month. Moving on to Prime Video. If you're not already

00:22a Prime member, the ad-supported plan is $8.99, and the ad-free plan is $11.98. Apple TV Plus

00:29keeps it simple with only one option, at $12.99 per month. Adding Macs, you'll be paying $9.99

00:35for the tier with ads, and $16.99 for commercial-free TV. Disney Plus also has two tiers. The family-friendly

00:43streaming service will run you $9.99 with ads, and $15.99 ad-free. Hulu offers several monthly

00:51plans, with its ad option costing $9.99 a month, an ad-free option at $18.99. Paramount Plus

00:58comes in slightly cheaper at $7.99 with ads, and $12.99 without. Peacock is $10.99 with ads,

01:06or $16.99 ad-free. And rounding out the list, ESPN Plus has a single plan at $11.99 per month.

01:14So, how expensive is it really? When you add it all up, subscribing to every service without ads

01:21would run you $136.90 per month, and opting for ad tiers would come out to $80.92 per month.

01:30While some of these services have bundle deals that would offset the cost slightly,

01:35it's still a pretty pricey lineup.