Netflix is reportedly set to bring forward the launch date of its cheaper advert-supporting streaming service, with intelligence that it could come in a matter of weeks.
The US-founded firm is set to launch the new plan on November 1, instead of going live in 2023 as initially planned - report the Wall Street Journal and Variety.
The new advert-supported tier is thought to cost in the region of between £6 and £8 per month for UK viewers, with the provider currently charging between £6.99 and £15.99 for its original plan - depending on how many screens and people share your subscription.