10 Online TV Streaming Services in Singapore: Price Guide 2025 of Netflix, Disney Plus, Apple TV+ & More

If your group chat isn’t buzzing about the wild challenges on Physical: Asia or the steamy drama in Dynamite Kiss, are you even living in Singapore right now? 

But with new platforms popping up and subscription prices changing, how do you choose the best streaming service for your next binge session? Whether you’re team reality competition or can’t get enough romantic plot twists, we’ve got you covered.

Here’s your 2025 price guide to the most popular online TV streaming services in Singapore—so you can stream smarter and catch every must-watch moment.

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1. Netflix—from S$15.98 monthly 

Netflix hardly needs an introduction—it’s the streaming giant that’s changed how we watch TV. If your colleagues are raving about a show, chances are it’s on Netflix. Top picks include originals like Stranger Things, Black Mirror, Physical: 100, Squid Game, and Money Heist, as well as classics like The Big Bang Theory, Young Sheldon, and a range of films.

Netflix no longer offers free trials, and account sharing is now restricted to people within the same household. To subscribe, the Basic plan costs S$15.98/month for 1 device. The Standard plan at S$22.98/month allows streaming on 2 devices, with the option to add an extra member for S$7.98/month. For families or bigger groups, Premium supports up to 4 devices and 2 additional members, plus downloads on 6 devices.

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2. Disney Plus—S$18.98 per month or S$159.98 per year

Disney+ landed in Singapore in 2021 and quickly became a go-to for families, thanks to its huge library of classic Disney shows to keep kids entertained. For everyone else, there’s plenty to binge—think Star Wars spin-offs like The Mandalorian, Marvel hits like Wandavision and Loki, plus Hulu Originals such as The Bear and Only Murders in the Building.

The Standard plan allows up to 2 concurrent streams and includes strong parental controls, while Premium supports 4 streams and adds 4K and Dolby Atmos for those with higher-end TVs and sound systems. No free trial, but if it keeps the kids busy (or gives you your Marvel fix), most find it worth it.

Want to share your account? You can add extra members for $7.98/month each. Disney+ also bundles shows from Hulu, giving you even more variety for all ages.

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3. Apple TV+—free with device or S$13.98 per month

Just bought a new iPhone, iPad, or MacBook? With it comes 3 months free access to AppleTV+ that you must redeem within 90 days. Then you can watch hits like Severance, Slow Horses, Foundation and Invasion. Once you binge-watch what you want, you can either cancel your subscription or subscribe for $13.98 monthly—much cheaper than the other two streaming services. 

If you decide to get a subscription from the start, you’ll get the same price per month, and it comes bundled with other subscriptions like iCloud+, Apple Music, and Apple Arcade.

There’s also Apple One, which combines up to 4 Apple subscriptions for a lower monthly price. They include 200GB iCloud+ storage, Apple Music, and Apple Arcade. If your whole family are Apple fanatics, there’s also the Family Plan for $29.95/month, which lets you share the service with up to 5 people. 

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4. Amazon Prime Video—free or $4.99 a month

If you’re like me and looking to save where you can, Amazon Prime Video is the most affordable option out there—still just $4.99/month, even after a recent price bump. Not sure if it’s your thing? You can try it free for 30 days and see what you think.

You’ll find Amazon Originals like Fleabag, A Very English Scandal (gotta love Hugh Grant), and a mix of US and UK shows such as Bosch. The selection isn’t the widest, but there’s enough variety for most moods.

Plus, if you already use Amazon for groceries or shopping, Prime Video and Prime Gaming are included—so you’re getting extra value from one subscription.

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5. HBO Max—from S$9 monthly

HBO Max (previously HBO GO) hardly needs an introduction—think Game of Thrones, The White Lotus, The Last of Us, and Euphoria. Although it only launched in Singapore in November 2024, hardcore TV fans have long been tuning in.

You can subscribe directly to HBO Max or get it via Singtel or StarHub, whether or not you’re already a customer. The subscription gives you access to HBO originals, the DC Universe, Cartoon Network, Warner Bros., Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, CNN, Eurosport, and more.

Prices are the same whether you sign up through HBO or via the Singtel CAST app. Want to stream on more than one device? It’s an extra $6.98/month. If you prefer watching on TV, Singtel’s set-top box is $6.02/month, and you can add packs like Chinese, Malay, Tamil, or Hindi channels. The HBO Pak (all 5 HBO channels) is $14.48/month.

StarHub also offers multiple HBO Max options. If you’re already on StarHub broadband or mobile, you can get HBO Max Standard for just $9/month (with a 24-month contract)—one of the cheapest deals around. There are also bundle plans from $60.72 to $101/month that include HBO Max for free.

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6. Viu Free—Premium and free versions available

For those who can’t get enough of Korean or Chinese dramas, Viu may just be the platform for you. A quick browse shows lots of period dramas, romantic comedies, variety shows and more.

You can watch Viu for free, but you only get access to a limited number of dramas and will have to contend with ads.

If you want the full Viu experience, subscribing to Premium gives you ad-free viewing, access to the entire show library, and unlimited downloads—so you can enjoy uninterrupted HD entertainment on any device. Premium subscribers also get access to the latest shows as soon as 8 hours after they air, while free users have to wait at least 72 hours longer.

If you are an existing StarHub TV+ subscriber, Viu Premium is complimentary as long as you are also subscribed to the Asian+ plan for $30.56 per month at a 24-month contract. For Viu Free, you can only watch on your phone, tablet, or laptop at 480p.

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7. meWATCH—free version with add-ons

MediaCorp’s meWATCH (formerly Toggle) lets you stream local dramas for free, but paid plans unlock much more. With a subscription, you get access to live sports, English-language programmes from the US and UK, and a range of international channels from China, Korea, Japan, and beyond—including Asian packs for Chinese, Filipino, Indian, and Malay content.

Unlike most streaming platforms, meWATCH Prime’s monthly price has actually dropped. You can top up for specific channel packs to customise your lineup, making it easy to cater to everyone in the family.

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8. Singtel CAST.SG—multiple prices

I won’t list all the channels offered by Singtel CAST because there’s nearly 100 of them but the cheapest subscription you can get is MangoTV for just $3.25 to access all your favourite Chinese shows. 

CAST also lets you bundle non-entertainment services like McAfee anti-virus and Microsoft 365, so you can handle both work and play on a single bill. Subscribers enjoy perks like discounted rates on apps (e.g. Viu Premium at $6.90 vs $8.98), occasional freebies such as 1 month free on Apple Music or The Entertainer, and no lock-in contracts.

Save more when you stack subscriptions: get 5% off for 2 paid apps, and 10% off for 3 or more. (Note: Some already-discounted packs and one-time purchases aren’t eligible for extra discounts. See the FAQ for details.)

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9. StarHub TV+—from S$5.08 monthly

StarHub Go was discontinued in July 2023 and replaced by StarHub TV+, which now offers 8 major plans under a 24-month contract. The plans bundle multiple channels, so picking the right one depends on your viewing preferences.

For a more affordable option, the Starter+ Pass is the entry-level plan, giving you access to classic Hong Kong movies, new Asian dramas, and documentaries. You can watch on both your TV (with the StarHub TV+ box) and mobile devices. Note that Starter+ doesn’t allow add-ons like Entertainment+ or Asian+—but you can upgrade after the first month.

Tip: The Starter+ Pass isn’t highlighted on the StarHub site, so you’ll need to scroll through the entertainment plans to find it. For full details, check StarHub’s FAQ page.

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10. iQiyi—from S$6.98 monthly

If you like your Chinese dramas and variety shows, you’d probably know of iQiyi, also known as the Chinese Netflix. The Chinese video-streaming service offers a variety of Asian TV and films, and with 12 language options, so that you can understand your favourite shows. 

It also has exclusive shows only on its platform, so if you can’t wait to watch popular originals like The Knockout, A Journey to Love, and Mysterious Lotus Casebook, this is the platform for you. 

The subscription rates are straightforward and easy to understand, although there’s not much difference between the Standard and Premium subscriptions unless you have to watch your shows with Dolby Audio and Dolby Vision. 

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