As of July 1, at 12:01 am UTC—or June 30 at 8:01 pm ET—people seeking access to Plex’s media server features through a one-time purchase will have to pay $750. That’s three times the current price of ...

I've been using Plex for more than half a decade, and one reason I've stuck with it is the lifetime subscription I bought. I still think it's one of the best purchases I've made for home streaming ...

The Plex streaming platform, in addition to offering its own streaming shows and movies, is primarily meant to serve as a hub for multiple other streaming subscriptions, allowing you to easily ...

Plex will raise its Lifetime Pass price from $250 to $750 on July 1, 2026, citing the need to fund ongoing software development. Current pass holders are unaffected, but new buyers must act before ...

Over the years Plex has become a popular option for those looking to stream their own personal media, managing to fend off competing solutions thanks to its ease of use and reasonable pricing. However ...

This summer, a Lifetime Plex Pass increased in price from $250 to a whopping $750. Over the last year or so, an increasing ...

For many years, Plex has been one of the go-to options for anyone looking to curate a server for all their downloaded media. Unfortunately, it's about to become much more expensive to guarantee ...

For many people, Plex is an essential component of their entertainment set up, and the company has long offered a choice between paying a one-off subscription fee or paying for a lifetime pass. With ...

Plex is a central part of many home entertainment builds. The platform, which lets users easily stream content stored on a home server to multiple devices when needed, isn’t the only option in its ...

Plex now offers a 5-Year recurring Plex Pass subscription. The subscription costs $250, a price that averages out to a little more than $4 per month over five years. The new plan was made available ...

I don't understand why people use Plex when alternatives that aren't user-hostile are right there. Paying a monthly fee for software I run on my infrastructure to feed me my data...why? Click to ...