The deal also lets added users access Netflix on the move and while traveling so they’re not restricted to watching content at the designated households. Subscribers signed up to the Basic plan can add one extra home, Standard subscribers can add up to two extra homes, and Premium subscribers can add up to three. If a subscriber wants to share access to their account with another household, Netflix will ask for an additional payment of about $3 per month. Regardless of a subscriber’s plan, each Netflix account will be linked to one home where they can access Netflix on any of their devices. If either of the features is successful, we can expect something along these lines to be rolled out more widely. Starting next month, Add a Home will be available to Netflix subscribers in Argentina, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. It follows a similar Add Extra Member feature for Chile, Costa Rica, and Peru that Netflix began trialing in March. The company said on Monday it’s launching a feature called Add a Home, which asks subscribers to pay a little extra if they wish to share their Netflix account with others. Netflix is continuing to explore ways to deal with subscribers who share their passwords with friends and family members who aren’t signed up to the streaming service.
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