Disney+ to launch ad-backed version in Canada this year, while raising price for other tiers

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Disney is raising the price of its streaming service Disney+ around the world, but it plans to offer a cheaper version supported by advertising in Canada starting in November.

The company already offers an ad-based version in the United States but will roll it out to Canada and other markets beginning in November. U.S. price increases for tiers without ads will raise the monthly cost by $3 US, or roughly 27 per cent, to $14 US.

The cost of ad-free Hulu will likewise rise $3 to almost $18 — a 20 per cent hike that will make it more expensive than the most popular ad-free tier

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