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What your subscriptions cost, and the cheapest way to pay
Streaming, music, audiobooks, AI assistants and cloud storage: the prices providers publish for Switzerland and the Swiss App Store’s own prices, read every week. Tick what you pay for: we add it up and show where the same thing costs less.
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The sweet spot: the cheapest plan that does what you need
The dearest plan is rarely the one you need. Say how you use it: for each service we show the cheapest plan that does it, and what each plan above it costs a year more. Only what the provider states counts.
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How this works
Prices come from each provider’s own Swiss page, read every week by our price bot (MEconomyBot), only where its robots.txt allows it and the page shows Swiss prices by its address. Where a provider’s page cannot be read that way (Netflix and Disney+ exclude bots; others set the price by the visitor’s location), we show the Swiss App Store’s price for subscribing in the iPhone app, labelled as such: it is the store’s price and can differ from the provider’s web price. The App Store rarely states the billing period; we then say so instead of guessing.
A yearly plan is counted a month as its yearly price divided by 12. “Cheapest published way” compares only prices we read for the same plan. A plan’s features are what its page states; we never assume one it does not mention.
We cannot read these services’ own pages, so where we show a price it is the Swiss App Store’s or a telco’s. The “services” figure at the top counts every service with a price on this page: some of those listed below are in it, with that App Store or telco price; the others have no price here.
The 37 services whose own page we cannot read, and why
- Netflix: robots.txt disallows our price bot (MEconomyBot).
- Disney+: robots.txt disallows our price bot (MEconomyBot).
- Prime Video: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed no price.
- YouTube Premium: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed no price.
- Google One: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed USD.
- ChatGPT: Its page answers our price bot with HTTP 403.
- YouTube Music: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed no price.
- Amazon Music Unlimited: The page we read was amazon.de’s: a German page priced in EUR, not a Swiss price.
- Tamedia: We have not found its offer page. The checkout it leads to asks for an email address before it shows a price, and robots.txt refused our price bot’s sub-requests there.
- Paramount+: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed a redirect to the US site and its plans in USD.
- oneplus: robots.txt disallows our price bot (MEconomyBot).
- DAZN: Its page shows our price bot no price, plain or after its scripts have run.
- Teleboy: We have not found its TV price page: /de/preise, /de/ and /abo answered 404, and /mobile refused our price bot.
- Deezer: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed USD.
- Tidal: Its page answers our price bot with HTTP 403.
- Claude: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed USD.
- Perplexity: Its page answers our price bot with a challenge page.
- Dropbox: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed USD.
- Proton: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed USD.
- Xbox Game Pass: Read from the US, its page showed our price bot no price, plain or after its scripts have run.
- Swisscom myCloud: Its page states no currency, so we do not store its prices as CHF.
- Audible: Its page answers our price bot with HTTP 403, and it is unclear whether Audible has a Swiss offer.
- Crunchyroll: Its page answers our price bot with a challenge page.
- Mistral: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed USD.
- Grok: Its page answers our price bot with HTTP 403.
- 1Password: Its page shows EUR by locale, and a request for CHF (?currency=chf) is ignored.
- NordVPN: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed USD.
- Surfshark: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed USD.
- pCloud: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed USD.
- Tresorit: Its page chooses the currency or country by the visitor’s address; read from the US it showed USD.
- Duolingo: Its page answers our price bot with a challenge page.
- Babbel: Its price page redirects to my.babbel.com/de/prices, which came back empty.
- Strava: Its price page draws its prices with a script, and the data it carries marks them as USD.
- Headspace: robots.txt disallows our price bot on its subscription path.
- Calm: Its subscription page, calm.com/de/subscribe, answers 404.
- Adobe Creative Cloud: Its plan page has no prices in its plain HTML, and the read that runs its scripts was answered with HTTP 403.
- Canva: Its page answers our price bot with HTTP 403.
Services not listed here and not shown above are not read yet. TV, mobile and card plans that include a service are listed under perks.
MEconomy is not affiliated with the providers shown, earns nothing from them and uses no affiliate links (how we make money).