Apple may be considering creating cheapest plan with ads for your streaming content service, Apple TV+. The information is not official yet, but that’s what Apple’s recent conversations with media companies show.
According to website DigitalDayAnonymous sources close to Apple reported that Todd Teresi, the company’s advertising manager, was meeting with executives of other companies to negotiate ad space on Apple TV+. Rumors also say the deals could be closed later this year, suggesting a new plan with ads for the broadcast as early as next year.
Apple did not verify the information, and the value of the new subscription remained a mystery. In Brazil, the standard service plan now costs R$14.90 after a recent increase in monthly fees.
Netflix competition and revenue
It will be the same accepted by Netflixpreparing a new subscription level with ads, Coming to the platform in 2023. Apple seems to be preparing to compete with it, but the apple company’s policy is to be much stricter about its information than the competitor.
In addition to competing with Netflix, Apple has previously reportedly seen more revenue potential with its streaming and advertising platform. The company is looking to establish more partnerships for content creation and monetization, including initiatives to bring sports streaming to Apple TV+.
Source: Tec Mundo
