SVoD service Netflix is introducing a range of increases of up to €2 to its premium subscription fee in Spain a few months after it did likewise in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

The price for a subscription with HD quality and simultaneous use on two devices goes from €10.99 to €11.99 per month while the subscription with Ultra-HD streaming and simultaneous use on up to four devices goes  from €13.99 to €15.99 a month. The basic subscription, though, remains unchanged at €7.99 per month.

The company argues that the increase is as a result of the huge investments made in the in-house production of TV series and cinema.

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