PriceWorld Pricing intelligence
FILE PW-IDX-NETFLIX As read 2026-03-01

The geographic spread dossier · PW-IDX-NETFLIX

What Netflix costs, country by country.

The same standard plan priced across 20 countries, normalized to USD and shown as a share of the local minimum wage. This dossier leads with the geographic spread — what you pay where it is cheapest versus priciest. Every figure is a dated reading from 2026-03-01, not a live quote.

This record is Source-backed · 2026-03-01 A dated reading, not live 20 countries on file
Terms of this record
Subject
Netflix Index · Standard plan
The spread
What the same item costs where it is cheapest vs. priciest, and the multiple between them.
Affordability
The USD price as a share of the local monthly minimum wage.
Normalization
Local prices converted to USD at a dated FX rate (2026-03-01).
Tier
Source-backed (read at the source, dated), not a live feed.

Figures are recorded readings from Netflix Regional Pricing Pages, normalized to USD at a dated FX rate and dated 2026-03-01 — not a live feed, not monitored, not promised-current. Prices move with currencies and local markets; treat this as a dated snapshot, not financial advice.

The three figures that frame it

Where it is cheapest, the middle of the pack, and where it is priciest — the two ends of the spread plus the median.

  • Cheapest on file $3.24 🇪🇬 Egypt Best price
  • Median $10.88 🇦🇷 Argentina Middle of 20
  • Priciest on file $28.92 🇨🇭 Switzerland High end of the gap
  • Most affordable 0.51% of min wage 🇦🇺 Australia Smallest share of a wage
  • Countries on file 20 all with a reading Coverage
  • Least affordable 9.30% of min wage 🇮🇳 India Largest share of a wage

Section · The country ledger

Every country on file, read the same way

Each country is entered with its local price, the USD-normalized reading, the time to afford it at the local median income, and its share of the local minimum wage. The cheapest row is shaded; the priciest is marked. Click a column to re-sort.

Netflix Index · local price, USD reading, affordability across 20 countries — recorded 2026-03-01
Rank Country Local price USD Time to afford % of min wage Affordability
1 Egypt · cheapest EGP 170 $3.24 228 min of work 2.44% 2.44%
2 Nigeria NGN 6,500 $4.70 11.8 hrs of work 9.22% 9.22%
3 India INR 499 $5.30 5.3 hrs of work 9.30% 9.30%
4 Turkey TRY 290 $6.54 106 min of work 1.03% 1.03%
5 Indonesia IDR 120,000 $7.12 7.0 hrs of work 2.10% 2.10%
6 Philippines PHP 449 $7.48 6.6 hrs of work 2.49% 2.49%
7 Brazil BRL 44.90 $8.62 182 min of work 2.78% 2.78%
8 South Korea KRW 13,500 $9.00 40 min of work 0.63% 0.63%
9 Japan JPY 1,590 $10.00 38 min of work 0.86% 0.86%
10 Thailand THB 349 $10.70 5.4 hrs of work 2.92% 2.92%
11 Argentina ARS 14,999 $10.88 4.8 hrs of work 4.25% 4.25%
12 Poland PLN 49.00 $13.24 117 min of work 1.02% 1.02%
13 Canada CAD 18.99 $13.76 40 min of work 0.67% 0.67%
14 Mexico MXN 249 $14.03 5.5 hrs of work 2.64% 2.64%
15 Australia AUD 20.99 $14.61 41 min of work 0.51% 0.51%
16 Germany EUR 13.99 $16.19 50 min of work 0.60% 0.60%
17 United Kingdom GBP 12.99 $17.33 57 min of work 0.63% 0.63%
18 Singapore SGD 22.98 $17.95 45 min of work 1.44% 1.44%
19 United States USD 17.99 $17.99 42 min of work 1.43% 1.43%
20 Switzerland · priciest CHF 22.90 $28.92 56 min of work 0.54% 0.54%

Local prices are converted to USD at the recorded FX rate (2026-03-01). Time to afford is the price ÷ the local hourly median income (8-hour day, 22 days/month), from ILOSTAT. Affordability % is the USD price ÷ the local monthly minimum wage. A country with no reading on file is listed but not ranked.

Section · How this file is built

Method & provenance

One recorded reading

Figures come from Netflix Regional Pricing Pages, read for this index and dated 2026-03-01. It is a point-in-time reading held as a dated reference, not a live feed.

Normalized to USD

Local prices are converted to USD at a dated FX rate (2026-03-01) so countries are comparable. Currency moves after that date are not reflected.

Affordability, not just price

The same USD price is a different burden depending on local wages. The share-of-minimum-wage column and time-to-afford put each price next to what people there actually earn.

Not advice

Prices move with currencies and local markets. Treat this as a dated snapshot for comparison, not financial advice or a guide to arbitrage across borders.

Prices and the as-read date are real values from the PriceWorld indexes dataset, read 2026-03-01 from Netflix Regional Pricing Pages. Nothing here is presented as live, monitored, or promised-current. Confirm the current figure with the source before relying on it.