This announcement comes after Netflix announced that it would be removing the Basic non-ad-supported tier, which is the cheapest ad-free option.

This news comes after Netflix told investors that it would no longer be sharing data about subscriber growth on the streaming service.

This sentence could be clarified: “However, the plan will gradually phase out, starting with the U.K. and Canada being the first to no longer have access to it on the platform this spring.

On the same date, Netflix will automatically switch any subscriber to this tier over to Netflix’s Standard with Ads.

While subscribers will save money by switching to this plan, subscribing to the newer ad-free plans represents a significant price increase for these users.

Netflix co-CEO Greg Peters said that the ad-supported offering now has 23 million monthly active users. He also predicted that the service would likely experience a surge in subscriptions after removing the Basic ad-free plan.

Variety reported that Netflix added Eli Roth’s horror film “Thanksgiving” on Feb. 16 for subscribers on ad-free tiers but did not make it available on the ad plan.

The streaming giant continues: “These titles will appear with a lock icon when you search or browse Netflix.”

The content lineup for the ad plan includes all of Netflix’s original content, such as “Stranger Things” and “Red Notice.”

“As we invest in and improve Netflix, we’ll occasionally ask our members to pay a little extra to reflect those improvements,” the streamer’s executives write.

Peacock currently has a vast library of WWE content on its service, but does not air “Monday Night Raw.”

However, these live events will only be available to a select group of subscribers. The ad-based plan might be in your budget, but it doesn’t come with the perks the more expensive plans promise.