Max is joining the lineup of streaming platforms limiting users sharing a single subscription to those in the same household—unless you pay $7.99 per month for an extra member add-on.

By Tony Maglio Max rolled out an “Extra Member Add-On” feature for U.S. subscribers on Tuesday. At $7.99/month (regardless of tier), it costs $1 more than the entry-level price to Netflix’s ...

Once Max’s apps update, you’re going to start seeing notices prompting you to add an “Extra Member” to your plan for an extra $7.99 per month. Naturally, the plan to charge more users ...

On Tuesday, Max announced that new U.S. product updates will include the introduction of an "Extra Member Add-On" feature. According to Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns Max, the feature will ...

Max has launched an extra member add-on feature for $7.99 per month as the Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streamer has embarked on a password-sharing crackdown.

In a bid to crack down on password-sharing, streaming service Max is now requiring members to add an 'Extra Member' to their ...

Summary: Max finally pulls the trigger on password sharing restrictions with a flat monthly fee for extra members, strategically positioning itself between Netflix and Disney+’s tiered pricing ...

Warner Bros. Discovery has followed Netflix‘s lead and debuted an “extra member add-on” feature on its flagship streaming service Max. The long-expected initiative is designed to stem the ...

Here’s how it works. Warner Bros. Discovery's Max streaming service has announced a new U.S. product update introducing an Extra Member Add-On feature. The new feature provides existing subscribers ...

Max followed in the footsteps of both Netflix and Disney+ and introduced an Extra Member Add-On feature. It’s the fancy, PR-friendly way of saying Max is finally cracking down on password ...

On Tuesday, Max launched the Extra Member Add-On feature in the U.S., priced at $7.99/month. That lets a primary account owner to share their Max account by inviting a friend or family member ...