When Netflix first launched its ad-supported plan in 2022, one of the biggest drawbacks was the fact that a large selection of the streamer’s titles was not available on the tier. Licensing agreements with some studios forbade Netflix from placing their shows and movies on plans that would require them to be interrupted by commercials, and more than three years later, the issue still isn’t completely solved. However, Netflix has made great strides in this regard, and now less than 1% of the streamer’s catalog is unavailable to customers of its Standard with Ads plan.
Key Details: Shrinking margins: Only 0.74% of Netflix’s library is now unavailable to Standard with Ads subscribers. Big piece of the puzzle: The recent addition of Sony Pictures titles to the Standard with Ads plan was a boon to customers. Still outstanding:Titles from DreamWorks and other studios are still unavailable on
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