For Nigerians, $0.00034 is the average cost per title for their monthly subscription price; for Filipinos, $0.00042; for South Africans, $0.00043; and for New Zealanders and Japanese, $0.00047. Their cost per title is therefore between 129 and 146% less than the industry average.
At just $0.94 or EGP 29.00, Egypt has the lowest Prime Video subscription cost by far. Egypt ranks ninth for cost-effectiveness in subscriptions, despite having a library size much smaller than average (1,605 titles) with a cost per title of $0.00059.
The UK, Ireland, Guernsey, and Switzerland are the least expensive countries in the table, each costing more than $10 per month. The monthly subscription fee for the UK, Guernsey, Ireland, and Switzerland is $10.90, resulting in an 11-fold increase over Egypt’s monthly fee.
The cost per title on Prime Video and Netflix for each country can be compared, and while some countries have reasonably good pricing on Prime Video, they don’t have the same benefits on Netflix.
Additionally, it seems that nations like Argentina, Egypt, India, Turkey, the Philippines, and Turkey have excellent cost-effectiveness on both platforms.
Sadly, there is no free version of Amazon Prime Video. On the other hand, if you have an Amazon Prime membership, you have access to a large selection of films and TV series.
Let’s investigate the cost of Amazon Prime in Argentina.
| Country | Monthly Subscription Fee (ARS) | Library Size | Cost per Title |
|---|---|---|---|
| Argentina | 1149 | 3.28 | 0.00051 |