Canal+ online – like many Internet service providers – On Monday, July 24, the service offer is to change, and with it new prices of selected packages will appear. Most of them will become more expensive, although there is one package whose price – instead of increasing – is expected to decrease. Of course, there is a “but”.
New package prices in Canal+ online. Most are more expensive
From Monday, the prices will increase mainly for the standard Canal+ package, which guarantees access to movies and series on demand, as well as to all PKO BP Ekstraklasa broadcasts and Iga Świątek matches as part of the WTA tournament series. The price of the package will change from PLN 49 to PLN 54 per month, i.e. from Monday you will have to pay PLN 5 more. This increase may not be very large, but for many it may be noticeable. The Canal+ package with the Eleven Sports and Polsat Sport Premium offer in the monthly subscription will also increase in price – from PLN 69 to PLN 74.
The rules for long-term offers will also change, which are cheaper compared to the equivalents paid on a monthly basis. From July 24, 6-month packages will be automatically replaced with annual options. They will also be offered at different prices. While the Canal+ package with the Eleven Sports and Polsat Sport Premium offer, payable monthly from Monday, will increase in price, buying it for the whole year in advance will pay PLN 54 per month. This is PLN 5 less than in the current 6-month package. The price of the Canal+ Series and Films package will remain at the current level – PLN 29 per month or PLN 19 per month with a commitment for a year.
Canal+ notes that there is one way to avoid price increases. But you have to hurry. Users who subscribe now or purchase by July 24 will continue to pay at current prices. The condition, however, is to maintain the continuity of the subscription. If you disable and then reactivate even the same package, new prices will be charged from the next period.
Source: Gazeta
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