Netflix Standard is one of the most aggressively regionalised plans we track: Pakistan charges $2.89/mo (−86% against the US list price of $19.99) while Switzerland charges $27.71/mo, a 9.6× price ratio. The mean ($11.58) sits 14% above the median ($10.16), pulled up by Switzerland. The standard deviation across 18 storefronts is $6.57 (σ/μ = 57%), a very wide band; 3 of them sit within 10% of the median, and the middle half spans $6.77 to $14.47.
The three cheapest storefronts are Pakistan, Egypt and Nigeria; only Switzerland charges more than the US. Among 4 products in the same category it has the narrowest spread; YouTube Premium leads at 17.5×.
By region, MENA is the cheapest bloc (median −82% vs the US) and Europe the dearest (−9%); North America ranks 8 of 9. Neighbours disagree most in Southeast Asia: Malaysia charges 2.1× what Indonesia does.
Only netflix.com prices are observed for Netflix Standard so far.
None of the observed Netflix Standard prices is on a store that sells gift cards for that country, so store gift cards don’t apply here. Gift cards issued by the vendor itself aren’t tracked.
Measured in hours of GNI per capita (÷ 2,000 working hours), one month costs 27 min in the US but 7.2 h in Nigeria (15.9× the burden, at a price −76% below the US), worth $29.75 in IMF PPP dollars.