As of June 2026, New Zealand viewers have several major streaming options. Netflix remains the market leader with over 1.2 million subscribers, offering plans from NZD 12.99 to NZD 24.99 per month. Its library includes original series like Stranger Things and The Crown.
Neon, owned by Sky NZ, is the exclusive home of HBO content in New Zealand, including House of the Dragon and The Last of Us. It costs NZD 19.99 per month for the standard plan. Disney+ launched in NZ in 2019 and now offers a bundle with Hulu and ESPN+ for NZD 19.99 per month, featuring Marvel, Star Wars, and Disney classics.
Amazon Prime Video is available for NZD 9.99 per month or as part of Prime membership (NZD 79 per year), with titles like The Boys and Reacher. Apple TV+ costs NZD 12.99 per month and includes award-winning originals such as Ted Lasso and Severance. HBO Max is not available as a standalone service in New Zealand; its content is exclusively on Neon.
For sports fans, Sky Sport Now offers streaming from NZD 24.99 per month, and Spark Sport (which held Rugby World Cup rights) shut down in 2023, with its content moving to Sky. Overall, the average NZ household now subscribes to 2.3 streaming services, spending about NZD 45 per month.
