Disney is raising prices on Hulu and Disney+ again. Here’s how much you’ll pay.

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Disney
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is also boosting the monthly price of ad-free Hulu to $17.99 from $14.99, with the new fee marking a 20% increase. Hulu’s ad-supported option will still cost $7.99 a month.

Hulu + Live TV, which combines Hulu with live television offerings, will start costing $76.99 a month for the ad-supported offering and $89.99 a month for the ad-free version. That’s up from current monthly fees of $69.99 and $82.99, respectively.

Further, the company plans to charge $10.99 a month for ESPN+ with ads, up from $9.99 a month currently.

Additionally, Disney is adding a new bundle while tweaking another. The new Duo Premium bundle, which combines ad-free Disney+ and Hulu, will cost $19.99 a month, with availability beginning Sept. 6.

Meanwhile, the company’s Trio Basic plan, which brings together ad-supported Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+, will start costing $14.99 each month, up from $12.99 a month before.

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Whereas media companies were once in a race to lure subscribers, now they’re a lot more focused on the economics of their streaming businesses. Disney announced an earlier round of price increases about a year ago, and executives teased this latest round of price hikes on the last earnings call. Netflix Inc.
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raised its own prices last year, and the company is currently in the midst of a crackdown on account sharing that’s also mean to boost revenue.

Elsewhere, in audio, Spotify Technology SA
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unveiled a price hike of its own in late July, following a similar move by Apple Inc.
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last fall with Apple Music. Apple upped the cost of its Apple TV+ streaming service in October as well.