Learn more Streaming subscription price increases continue to roll out across several top services, and Netflix is the latest to announce a change. The streaming giant just announced a price hike, bringing the cost of its Standard ad-free plan up to $18/month in the US.

Smaller, specialty streaming subscriptions can be more affordable, including BritBox ($8.99 a month), Hallmark Plus ($7.99) and PBS Passport, which typically comes with a $5-and-up monthly donation to a PBS station. For comparison, Netflix’s monthly subscription without ads now starts at $17.99.

Netflix will also try to stop password sharing. Subscribers can add extra members to their accounts for a fee that is less than a new subscription. Adding someone to a standard ad-free plan will increase to $8.99, while the charge for extra members on a plan with commercials will remain the same.