Quibi tests free tier in Australia, NZ
August 6, 2020
Quibi has launched a free, ad-supported tier in Australia and New Zealand.
The SVoD service, which specialises in short-form content for mobiles, launched on April 6th in limited regions, and has failed to make much of an impact in an already crowded market – which founder Jeffrey Katzenberg has largely blamed on the pandemic. Although others disagree.
The company is also launching a cheaper subscription ad-free tier in Australia and New Zealand, slashing prices from AUD$12.99 (€7.88) per month to AUD$6.99.
In the US the service costs $5 (€4.22) per month for an ad-supported service or $8 per month for ad-free content.
A spokesperson for the company told Gizmondo that it would assess the viability of different business models on a market-by-market basis, so it’s unknown whether a free tier is set to be introduced in the US, or any other countries the service launches in.
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