Transitioning to Paid Plans: How Kenyans Can Continue Enjoying Netflix with Affordable Payment Options

Netflix has made a decision that won’t be acquired from 1 November 2023 onwards for the free subscription that Kenyan gets. This change affects those customers who only used Netflix for free because it was a no-cost option among several alternatives for them now to access Netflix movies and TV shows all must sign in to Netflix’s subscription plans. Only Netflix the company has worked on this hurdle using the method of the not very expensive and distribution of multi-currencies to the customers. Technological advancement has made it easier for consumers to switch from free to paid plans where they will enjoy movies and TV series at discounted prices. Besides, there are many ways of payment offered, like checking accounts or e-wallets and many more.

Affordable Subscription Plans

Netflix has continued to adhere to their promise to avail of exceptional value to their Kenyan subscribers. One of the projects the company has been involved in to achieve this goal is a significant reduction in subscription prices up to 37% to enable subscribers to watch their best Tv shows and movies from as low as KES 200. The decrease in price for this popular subscription is part of Netflix’s bigger plan to strengthen the viewer experience and bring it more mainstream. The high ticket cost is a roadblock to a lot of people for that reason. But, Netflix has the perfect solution to this problem. People can watch the existing content including the very old ones and the coming new ones with the same monthly fee, which now they can bear. The main aim is to be the best service we can be, different from the rest while maintaining it still be budget-friendly for everyone.

Exciting Content Lineup

To keep its subscribers engaged, Netflix has an exciting lineup of local and international entertainment. A glimpse of them is as follows:

  • Squid Game: The Challenge
  • Rebel Moon
  • Anikulapo: The Series
  • Yoh’ Christmas
  • Volume (Kenyan Series)
  • Siri (Drama Series)
  • An Instant Dad (Drama Film)
  • Villains in the Metropolis (Mystery and Crime Thriller)

The wide range of content present here does not solely facilitate the enjoyment of some, but equally, responds to the needs of other, thus is suitable for various tastes and preferences.

Convenient Payment Options

Netflix has facilitated the payment to the Kenyan audience by enabling them to use the most common methods. These methods include credit and debit cards, M-PESA Global, and PayPal.

1. Credit and Debit Cards

Visa, Mastercard, and American Express cards can also be utilized by the customers. Nevertheless, it is extremely important to ensure that each card is activated for recurring e-commerce transactions. To settle merchandise debts with a debit or credit card, follow the subsequent steps:

Go to your Netflix account.

Choose the “Account” button and then click on “Payment Options” in the dropdown menu.

Key in your card details.

Click the confirmation button.

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2. M-PESA Global Pay

M-PESA Global Pay offers a secure and easy way to pay for Netflix. One just has to use the virtual card and it is available for any M-PESA accounto holder. They will be able to deposit with M-PESA weekly or Keit-Mobile Money as well as any ATM machines that support M-PESA.

  • Via USSD:
    1. Dial *840# on your phone.
    2. Accept the terms and conditions to opt in.
  • Via M-Pesa App:
    1. Open the M-Pesa App and select the “Pay” tab.
    2. Opt for “GlobalPay” and agree to the terms.
    3. Choose your card and enter your PIN.
  • On Netflix:
    1. Log in to your Netflix account and select “Pay.”
    2. Enter the credit card details from Global Pay.
    3. Click on “Pay.” The subscription cost will be deducted from your M-Pesa account.

3. PayPal

PayPal is another convenient option for Kenyan users. It allows for automated payments, ensuring that you never miss an episode of your favorite show. To pay via PayPal:

  1. Create a PayPal account if you don’t already have one. Ensure the account bears the same name as your M-Pesa account for easy verification.
  2. Link your PayPal account to your Netflix profile.
  3. Use the PayPal money service to link the PayPal account to your M-Pesa account.
  4. Deposit money into your PayPal account using the Pay Bill Number 800088 and your phone number as the Account Number.
  5. On Netflix, set up a payment plan using the credit option form and select PayPal. Payment will be deducted from your PayPal account.

With the discontinuation of the free plan, Netflix is committed to ensuring that its Kenyan subscribers can still enjoy a seamless viewing experience. The reduction in subscription prices, coupled with the availability of multiple convenient payment options, reflects Netflix’s dedication to enhancing its members’ experience and making premium entertainment accessible to all.

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