Streaming prices / 🇰🇷 South Korea
Streaming prices in South Korea (2026)
Subscribing to Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, Prime Video and Apple TV+ at the same time costs ₩40,200 per month in South Korea— that's ₩482,400a year. Here's what each service charges, and how rotating subscriptions instead of stacking them cuts the bill.
| Service | Plan | Per month | Per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Netflix | Standard | ₩13,500 | ₩162,000 |
| Disney+ | Standard | ₩9,900 | ₩118,800 |
| Prime Video | Prime Monthly | ₩6,900 | ₩82,800 |
| Apple TV+ | Apple TV+ | ₩9,900 | ₩118,800 |
| All five combined | ₩40,200 | ₩482,400 |
Standard individual plans. Prices last verified 25 July 2026.
Most people don't need all five at once
The average viewer actively watches shows on one or two services in any given month. Rotating — subscribing to the service you're actually watching and pausing the rest — typically keeps the monthly cost near ₩13,500 instead of ₩40,200. Over a year that's roughly ₩320,400 back in your pocket.
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Track your streaming for freeFrequently asked questions
How much does streaming cost per month in South Korea?
A single service costs between ₩6,900 and ₩13,500 per month. All five major services together come to ₩40,200 per month.
Which streaming service is cheapest in South Korea?
Prime Video is currently the cheapest at ₩6,900 per month (Prime Monthly).
Can I pause a streaming subscription instead of cancelling?
Yes — every major service lets you cancel and rejoin without losing your profile, watch history or recommendations. Pausing for the months you're not watching is the single easiest way to cut streaming costs without giving anything up.