What changed in US streaming subscription prices, September 2026

Deldur cover: US streaming subscription prices, read from each service's own page, dated and sourced.

This is the first monthly summary of Deldur’s US streaming subscription prices dataset, which went live on September 28, 2026 with 27 plans from 10 services plus 4 bundles. By the end of September it covered 43 plans from 16 services. No service changed a price on its own page during the month: after the dataset grew, the change log recorded re-reads and qualifiers (trials and eligibility sentences) that are now quoted in full. Each entry is listed below with its date and source.

Services added

On September 28 six services were added with 16 plans, all read from their own pages the same evening: YouTube TV, Fubo and Philo (live TV), Crunchyroll, AMC+ and TIDAL. The annual-vs-monthly table grew to 15 rows.

Qualifiers added

DateService and planWhat the page statesSource
Sept 29Spotify Premium, Student“$0 for 1 month” then “$6.99 / month after”; “Offer available only to students at an eligible accredited higher education institution and if you haven’t tried Premium before.”spotify.com/us/premium
Sept 29Apple Music, Student“$6.99/month, first month free for new subscribers.”apple.com/apple-music
Sept 29TIDAL (all plans)FAQ: “If you haven’t tried TIDAL before, you’ll be able to sign up for a 30 day free trial.”; trial button: “Only valid for new customers”tidal.com/pricing
Sept 29TIDAL, DJ“Student plan available for $14.49”tidal.com/pricing
Sept 29YouTube Premium, Family, Student and Premium LiteEach card shows “1-month trial for $0”; “Free trial for eligible new members only.” (the trial had been recorded on the Individual row only)youtube.com/premium
Each qualifier had been left out of its row when the service was first recorded. No figure changed.

Re-reads with no change

On September 29 Disney+ and Hulu (with the four bundles), Paramount+, Crunchyroll, Fubo, AMC+, YouTube Premium, Netflix, HBO Max, Peacock, Apple TV, Spotify Premium, Apple Music, TIDAL, Philo and YouTube TV were re-read. Every price, channel count and condition matched the dataset. For AMC+, the plan cards shown were Monthly Premium $10.99, Monthly with ads $7.99 and Annual Premium $109.99 with a $39.99 first-year offer.

Dates on record for October

YouTube TV’s offers carry the end date “Ends 9/30/2026.” AMC+ states that its $39.99 first-year offer is valid only until Oct. 12, 2026. Whether each one ended, changed or was renewed will be recorded in the dataset’s change log after those dates.

Every figure above was read from the seller’s own page on the date stated; nothing is estimated. Deldur has no financial relationship with any company in this dataset; how the site works is explained on the About page, and reported errors are handled as described on the Corrections page.

Prices change quietly. Deldur doesn’t.

A note when a tracked price changes or a new dataset goes up. Nothing else.